The UW Bothell Filipino American Student Association (FASA)’s focus is “to celebrate our heritage, educate each other and our members about our culture, history, and politics, as well as [create] networking opportunities both within the club and beyond,” shares Secretary, Jadyn de Jesus. … Read More Filipino American Student Association Sa UWB Celebrates a Lively Year of Making New Memories
The Arab Student Association (ASA) at UW Bothell is a space for Arab students to come together at UW Bothell and within the broader community to celebrate their culture, identity, and heritage. “The purpose of this club- like any other ethnic or racial [or] religious club is to meet people from similar backgrounds… to get to know one another through a fun and positive atmosphere on campus,” says co-founder and President, Yara Marouf. … Read More UWB Arab Student Association’s Graduating Student Co-Founders Reflect on Their Momentous Journey
The Indian Student Association (ISA) at UW Bothell is a cultural club which aims to bring representation to the Indian community and create a sense of belonging for students, while also spreading cultural awareness on-campus. As President of ISA, Amal Manohar shares, “the main goal of our club is to create a space where everyone feels like they are a part of something bigger than just going to university, and our main purpose is to make sure our cultural values are being spread with everyone, and we just want to have a sense of belonging with all the brown people here.”… Read More UWB Indian Student Association’s Eventful Year of Celebration
Written by: Andrew Cornel; Student Reporter “[To] Promote, empower, and support women across the campus to become better, stronger leaders in order to foster a more gender-equal corporate culture”, says Women in Business President, Theodora Sofowora, to describe the club and its mission. Women in Business, also known as WiB, was founded four years ago.… Read More Women in Business: Empowering Women at UWB, One Step at a Time
The Association for Computing Machinery is the largest computing organization nationwide. It focuses on promoting professional and educational development in the field of computer science. The ACM – Women’s Chapter at Bothell was established in January 2020 by Professor Geetha Thamilarasu with the intention to support, engage, and inspire women throughout their college time and into their future careers. … Read More Association for Computing Machinery – Women’s Chapter at UWB: Supporting and Celebrating Women in Computing
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