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Husky Welcome

Husky Welcome. Identify your academic, personal and career goals Find ways that UWB can help you meet your goals Cross-campus enrollment. What do you want to get out of your experience at UW Bothell?

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Husky Welcome

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  1. Husky Welcome Identify your academic, personal and career goals Find ways that UWB can help you meet your goals Cross-campus enrollment

  2. What do you want to get out of your experience at UW Bothell? What skills would you like to develop that you don’t currently have or skills you would like to improve? Where do you see yourself in… • 3 years from now? • 5 years from now? • 10 years from now?

  3. Chase House Built in 1885 Home to Bothell’s first doctor

  4. UW2 Commons

  5. Community Based Learning (CBL) The OCBLR builds and strengthens mutually beneficial partnerships between campus constituents and on- or off-campus communities, schools and organizations through the development of research, service, and teaching practices that are oriented toward public problem-solving.

  6. Quantitative Skills Center (QSC) Peer Tutors Walk-in Center Textbooks and Calculators available for check-out

  7. Writing & Communication Center (WaCC)

  8. Library Public Library Shared with Cascadia Community College

  9. Library 1st Floor Group Study Area Circulation Desk 60 Student Computers

  10. Library Presentation

  11. How to Avoid Plagiarism 1. Use your ideas and your own words. 2. Give credit for other's ideas and words, even if you paraphrase. 3. Even if you reword the wording, that doesn’t make the work yours, so again give credit where credit is due.

  12. 4. Cite everything, no matter where you find it Notes Speeches TV shows, movies Recordings Lectures Web pages Memos Pictures ETC...

  13. 5. Common knowledge does not need to be cited, but make sure it's common knowledge! 6. If you're not sure, be safe and use a citation. "Avoiding Plagiarism: Mastering the art of scholarship." (1999) http://www.academicintegrity.org/educational_resources/pdf/plagiarism.pdf Student Judicial Affairs UC-Davis

  14. Student Conduct Code Treat everyone and their ideas/beliefs with respect. Learn from the differences! Getting angry and demanding to get what you want may be considered threatening behavior and could be considered a violation of the student conduct code. Sexual harassment and discrimination of any sort is not tolerated. Contact the University Ombudsman if you feel you have been harassed or discriminated against. If you don't get the answer you want ask the person what the next step in the appeal process is.

  15. Undergraduate Grading System UW Bothell uses a numerical grading system. Instructors may report grades from 4.0 to 0.7 in 0.1 increments and the grade 0.0. The number 0.0 is assigned for failing work or unofficial withdrawal. Grades in the range 0.6 to 0.1 may not be assigned. Grades reported in this range are converted by the Office of the Registrar to 0.0. Numerical grades may be considered equivalent to letter grades as follows:

  16. Incomplete An incomplete is given only when the student has been in attendance and has done satisfactory work until within two weeks of the end of the quarter. A student must have furnished proof satisfactory to the instructor that the work cannot be completed because of illness or other circumstances beyond the student's control. The grade is immediately converted to a 0.0 by the last day of the following quarter if the agreement is not upheld. For more information visit: http://www.uwb.edu/registration/policies/grading/grading-ug

  17. Academic Warning If your GPA Falls below a 2.0, and you are in your first quarter at the university, you will be given an academic warning. If you don't achieve above a cumulative 2.0 GPA your next quarter, the next step is academic probation.

  18. Academic Probation While on probation, you must receive a 2.5 GPA each quarter until your cumulative GPA reaches above a 2.0. If you fall below a 2.0, you are dismissed for low scholarship and must be reinstated if you want to return.

  19. Reinstatement Your advisor will walk you through the reinstatement process. You potentially may not be accepted back into the university.

  20. Questions?

  21. Library 2nd Floor Quiet Study Area VCR/DVD Viewing Stations Information Technologies (IT)

  22. Information Technology (IT) Free Software Help Desk Technology Equipment Available to Check-out Multimedia Studio

  23. Library 3rd Floor Study Area Reading Room Book Stacks

  24. Bookstore / Food For Thought Book Buy-back 10% Rebate Blue books and scantrons UW and CC apparel + art supplies

  25. Cascadia Community CollegeMobius Hall

  26. Husky Hall Administrative offices moving here Cashiers office Financial aid Admissions

  27. Husky Village and Campus View Central Community Center

  28. University of Washington Bothell Beardslee Building Newest building on campus Parking: UWB parking permit is okay in all UWB parking spots If student doesn’t have a parking permit a parking receipt must be acquired from a pay station on campus and then displayed on the windshield of the car. Any spot number can be entered in

  29. Campus Security The University of Washington Bothell has never had a person-to-person crime committed on campus.

  30. North Creek Events Center

  31. Sports Field Opened December 2012 Football/Soccer Field Basketball Court Two Tennis Courts Sand Volleyball Court

  32. Career Center Mock Interviews On and Off Campus Jobs Resume and Cover Letter Review

  33. Study Abroad Cusp (Bothell) International Programs and Exchange (Seattle) Academic Advising Program Selection Assistance Application Advising Financial Advising

  34. Office of the RegistrarFinancial AidInternational Student ServicesAdmissions

  35. Office of Student Services Counseling Services Disability Resources for Students Veteran Services Merit Based Scholarships

  36. Cashiers Office NO Debit or Credit Cards Parking permits are purchased online Event tickets Movie tickets

  37. Tuition The University of Washington does not send a bill! Tuition is set by the Board of Regents and is dependent on state funding levels. Financial aid levels will be determined based on an individual basis.

  38. Tuition • Tuition is DUE by the 3rd Friday of the Quarter • Ways to pay • Online through MyUW (additional credit card charge applied) • Web payment link online with no fee • In person at cashier’s office (credit card/husky card not accepted)

  39. Student Life Orientation and Transition Programs Recreation and Wellness/ Intermural Sports Campus Events Board Clubs and Organizations Health Educators Reaching Out (HEROS) Associated Students of the University of Washington Bothell

  40. Center for University Studies and Programs (CUSP) Academic Advising Develop plans for a major Overcome administrative challenges Understanding pre-professional school requirements and application process (Pre-Health, Pre-Law) Acquire skills and tools that assist students in being more successful academically.

  41. UW1 Classrooms Hallway Calendar Bike Lockers Smoking Tent South Parking Garage

  42. UW1 Classroom Presentation

  43. Course Withdrawal Annual Drop You are allowed one annual drop per academic year, meaning you can drop one class between the 14th day and 7th week of the quarter. This will still show up on your transcript as W7. Hardship Withdrawal For extreme cases, you can petition for a hardship withdrawal.

  44. Quarter off eligibility You can take one quarter off in an academic year besides summer quarter. If you miss more than one, you must reapply.

  45. Credits • Full-Time: 12 Credits • Average: 15 Credits • 105 Credit Rule: • You must declare a major or get a pre-major extension by 105 credits. • 180 Credit Rule: • A hold is placed on your registration until you talk to your advisor or program director. The extension can be granted for no more than 2 quarters.

  46. Repeat Courses All courses and grades will remain on your transcript. Programs also have their own rules about repeated courses, and usually repeat courses do not count towards graduation.

  47. Cross Campus Enrollment All students enrolled at one UW campus may register for courses at another UW campus. First year students need a minimum of 25 credits at the home campus before they can register at another campus. A maximum of 45 credits may be earned through cross-campus enrollment. Students can only take 15 credits per year. Registration for cross-campus courses begins in Registration period 2 for Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters. It is possible to minor in a degree while cross-enrolling, but majors are restricted to just your home campus.

  48. UW Seattle No Access • NCAA Athletics • Club Sports • Fraternity or Sorority • Limited Access • Intramural Activities Center • $44 per quarter • Mon-Fri 6:00AM-11:30AM • Full Access • Marching Band and Cheer Squad • UW Scholarship Office • Undergraduate Research Program

  49. Questions?

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