Academic Support
We are students working with pre-major students to help them plan and work on their desired major/academic goals.
Who are Peer Advisors?
Real-world temporary work experience students can participate in addition to classroom learning through an employer
What is an internship?
The place you can check out camping equipment, use the gym, reserve meeting rooms, and attend campus events.
What is The ARC?
The place known for knowledge. Here you can find class material, print, reserve study rooms, and receive in person help with navigating research.
What is The Library?
The place you would find 3-D printers, laser cutting, study space, and help with programming/electronics.
What is The MakerSpace?
Offered to first years students through a sequence by fulfilling general education requirements. Designed to engage students and generate learning across different academic disciplines.
What is Discovery Core?
The place that reviews resumes, cover letters, and offers mock interviews.
What is Career Services?
Students who are elected and are resources for all campus population. They enhance student experiences with policy needs, interests, and welfare.
What is ASUWB?
A place where huskies in need can access food and is supported by the university
What is the Husky Pantry?
A patriotic space on campus to help those who have served transition into higher education through navigating benefits and making the transition more manageable.
What is the Veteran's Resource Center?
In this space you can checkout calculators, textbooks, and solution guides.
What is The QSC?
Through this program you will be using your education to apply your knowledge to real life experiences. You will experience cultural diversity, intercultural communication, and gain global skills.
What is Study Abroad?
Grab 3-4 friends and with common interests and passions. Students can have a space to share ideas to make our campus more exciting, and involve students through activities.
What is a club?
Here Pre-Major students can receive help with academic planning/registration related questions. They can also be connected with campus-wide resources.
What is Pre-Major Advising?
A place where you can get coffee, play pool, meet with classmates and try some pho!
What is Common Grounds?
This place helps you explore and develop ideas. Here you can get help on any stage from revising to final drafts. There are different ways to get help i.e in person, over the phone, and via email.
What is the WaCC?
Enhance your education or just be a part of amazing projects with faculty support from various schools.
What is Undergraduate Research?
A small cohort of students who take classes together, live together, and have greater opportunities to connect with faculty. The program offers major exploration, priority registration for B CORE, and fun trips.
What is Living Learning Communities?
Where multiple resources are stationed to help with enrollment verification, financial aid assistance, parking concerns, & much more!
What is Husky Hall?
Located in UW1-160, a hub for students to access resources from career counseling to study abroad.
What is the Student Success Center?
Helps with barriers to learning. Provides equitable and fair standards for test-taking, and class seating availability.
What is Disability Resources for Students (DRS)?
Here you can achieve community transformation through social based civic initiatives and programs. Some examples are alternative spring break, food drives, and clothing drives.
What is Achieving Community Transformation (ACT)?
In this space you have access to in-person help with digital media software. This is a creative space used by various majors for media project help.
What is Open Learning Lab?
Here you can receive help with any school and/or personal related issues and difficulties.
What is the Counseling Center?
A safe and inclusive center on campus for all UWB students. It provides spaces for students to study and meditate/pray. Also has resources for undocumented students and includes a Husky Pantry.
What is Diversity Center?