Campus Fun Facts
What is the Fibonacci sequence?
what is: a mathematical sequence. it follows a series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, usually starting with 0 and 1.
UW Bothell was founded in the year _____
what is: 1989
The beardslee building is about a ____ minute walk from UW1/ founders hall
what is: 15
T/F: the collaboratory is a space that requires prior experience to use the space & what are some of the materials you can access in the collaboratory?
what is:
false! everyone is welcome! & 3D printers, laser cutters, sticker making, sewing, arts and crafts supplies (max 100 pts)
"You mentioned the U-PASS earlier.. what is a U-PASS, what does it cover, and do I have to get it?"
what is:
you can purchase it subsidized in your tuition every quarter, it covers all this public transportation except for ferries, and all students get a U-PASS (it is included in tuition).
the north creek is a _____ bearing stream
what is: salmon
The property now occupied by UW Bothell was sold to the state of washington in _____
what is: 1995
Innovation hall is the newest academic building on campus.. what instructional labs are located here?
what is: engineering, computer software & systems, biology, and physics
50 points/ instructional lab
the color of tents on campus each have a purpose. What colors are they and what do they mean?
what is:
GREEN: only designated spaces on campus where smoking is allowed (smoking marijuana is not allowed because UWB is federally funded)
PURPLE: hangout tents
WHITE: in the plaza for events but can be used by students for eating and studying when no event is going on
67/ color tent and purpose
"How much is daily parking on campus? What about quarterly parking permits? How much do those cost?"
what is:
per hour: $2.00 (up to four hours)
all day: $10
quarterly: 2 day: $127, 3 day: $170, 5 day: $225 resident overnight: $270
50 points/ daily parking
50 points/ quarterly prices
these locations are all edible spaces on campus
what is: the food forest, the campus farm, and the herb walk
100 points/ location
UW Bothell is now home to _____ students who are enrolled in ____ different ___&____ programs
what is: 6000, 55, undergraduate & graduate
100 points/ blank
the residential village is home to a lot of students at UW Bothell.. what room styles do they offer?
**(150) bonus points : what are some benefits to living on campus?
what is: traditional residence halls w/ on suite bathrooms, apartments, and suite style
100 points per room style
** student staff that is there to support you and understand your needs & you can get to class in 5 ish minutes
the Academic Learning Commons is a helpful space for students to receive tutoring and coaching support. These are the names of the resources located here & what they do.
what is:
Quantitative Skills Center (QSC): help you build confidence with all things numbers (quantitative) &you can check out calculators and textbooks here
Writing and Communications Center (WaCC): tutoring for qualitative (writing and communication) &provide feedback on class projects, personal statements, public speaking, etc
Academic Success Coaching: help with academic skills
100 points/ resource and what they do
ALL OR NOTHING POINTS
"Thank you for today's campus tour! However, I really need to register for classes ASAP when are we going over that?"
Day two (online) A&O session OLs go over HOW to register for classes and then students get the chance to meet with their advisors in a group setting afterward.
the food forest on campus has these produce items
what is: pears, huckleberries, persimmons, and medlars
100 points per item
UW Bothell was built upon and still occupies the traditional shared lands and waters of the ____,_____,_____,_____,_____ nations.
what is: Muckleshoot, Snoqualmie, Stillaguamish, Suquamish, Tulalip
80 points/ nation
husky hall is right across from the OTP office! these (3) offices are housed here
what is: cashier's office, commuter services office, sustainability office
130 points/ office
The ARC has three floors, these are the spaces you can access in each floor.
TIP: more detail= better
what is:
LL: fitness center (equipment, fitness classes, locker rooms, vending machines, equipment checkout)
1st Floor: information desk (check out board games and video games, chargers, tech equipment) , video game alcove, meeting rooms, student leader offices
2nd Floor: event space, space where students can meet with fellow students, socialize collaborate, and relax.
130/ floor
partial: 65 pts
During the Passport session...
"A place on campus that I'd like to explore more is the Activities and Recreation Center. Could you remind me what resources and offices are located there?"
what is:
The Involvement Leadership Office (ILO): office space for student leader employees and club members.
The Health and Wellness Resource Center (HaWRC): connects students to on-campus and off-campus health resources, and they oversee basic needs programs such as the Husky Pantry.
The Nest Gear Shop: located in the Lower Level of the Activities and Recreation Center. A place to check out outdoor gear!
66/ correct office/ resource & explanation
only mentioning the offices: max of 204 pts
the DISC hall rainwater system/ art piece is located in this location & answer how it flows
what is: the runnel
& it receives storm water from the roof of DISC --> a rain garden in the Plaza --> wetland bioswales
the Boone-Truly family is a big part of UW Bothells' history. What landmark on campus was theirs and what did they do on the land that is now known as the wetlands?
what is: the truly house and they owned a purebred cattle ranch where 500 head of beef cattle were raised each year in what is now known as the wetlands
250 points/ section correct
summit hall is home to a lot of offices on campus.. what are they?
what is: husky card office, registrar office, financial aid office, international student services, admissions office
100 points/ office
describe each floor of the library.
**(50)bonus points: what is a fun fact about the library floors and noise level??
what is:
1st floor: information commons desk, subject specific librarians, and printing stations
2nd floor: library classrooms, IT servies
3rd floor: group study rooms that students can reserve, book stacks, silent reading room
170/ floor and description
**noise level is expected to go down with each floor
1st floor--> for collaboration
2nd floor--> quiet floor
3rd floor--> silent study floor
During FY A&O Day 1 Lunch...
"I am really looking forward to connecting with my peer coach later!! Can you go over the main meta majors again?"
- Education and Society
- Tech and Engineering
- Business and Policy
- Health and Natural Sciences
- Arts and Media