Multicultural Outreach & Recruitment

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About the Event

About the Event

About the Event

About the Event

About the Event

About the Event

About the Event

SEA Dawgs: Financial Literacy and Paying for College

Calling all Southeast Asian high school students in Washington!

Join us for the January session of our SEA Dawgs series where you will learn about financial aid and available scholarships, and practice your financial literacy skills!

SEA Dawgs is a virtual program created to empower and motivate Southeast Asian high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education. Co-led by Southeast Asian UW staff and students, each session will cover a different college or career-related topic such as cultural storytelling, identity exploration, how to get involved in your communities, professional panels, and cultivating skills for wellness and post-secondary success. High school students of all grades are welcome to participate.

This program is open to all. However, students from Southeast Asian backgrounds in grades 9-11 may find this program of particular interest.

Southeast Asian students include, but are not limited to, those from ethnic backgrounds such as Khmer, Khmer Loeu, Khmer Krom, Hmong, Mien, Khmu, Lao, Taidam, Tai Lue, Vietnamese, Cham, Montagnards, Karen, as well as students from Bhutanese and Burmese heritages.

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SEA Dawgs: Southeast Asian Professionals

Calling all Southeast Asian high school students in Washington!

Join us for the March session of our SEA Dawgs series where you will hear Southeast Asian professionals in various fields talk about their career paths and experiences in the workforce. This is a great opportunity to network and gain new skills and knowledge from those in your career of interest!

SEA Dawgs is a virtual program created to empower and motivate Southeast Asian high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education. Co-led by Southeast Asian UW staff and students, each session will cover a different college or career-related topic such as cultural storytelling, identity exploration, how to get involved in your communities, professional panels, and cultivating skills for wellness and post-secondary success. High school students of all grades are welcome to participate.

This program is open to all. However, students from Southeast Asian backgrounds in grades 9-11 may find this program of particular interest.

Southeast Asian students include, but are not limited to, those from ethnic backgrounds such as Khmer, Khmer Loeu, Khmer Krom, Hmong, Mien, Khmu, Lao, Taidam, Tai Lue, Vietnamese, Cham, Montagnards, Karen, as well as students from Bhutanese and Burmese heritages.

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SEA Dawgs: Southeast Asian UW Student Q&A

Join us for the February session of our SEA Dawgs series where you will hear from current Southeast Asian students at the University of Washington about their experiences navigating higher education, finding and building community!

SEA Dawgs is a virtual program created to empower and motivate Southeast Asian high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education. Co-led by Southeast Asian UW staff and students, each session will cover a different college or career-related topic such as cultural storytelling, identity exploration, how to get involved in your communities, professional panels, and cultivating skills for wellness and post-secondary success. High school students of all grades are welcome to participate.

This program is open to all. However, students from Southeast Asian backgrounds in grades 9-11 may find this program of particular interest.

Southeast Asian students include, but are not limited to, those from ethnic backgrounds such as Khmer, Khmer Loeu, Khmer Krom, Hmong, Mien, Khmu, Lao, Taidam, Tai Lue, Vietnamese, Cham, Montagnards, Karen, as well as students from Bhutanese and Burmese heritages.

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Join Us for the Native Student Application Workshop!

The University of Washington’s Office of Multicultural Outreach and Recruitment, in partnership with wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House, is excited to host a Native Student Application Workshop for high school seniors in Washington.

This event will feature UW admissions counselors and current students leading interactive workshops and activities designed to help participants prepare their applications and draft outlines for their personal statements. While the focus is on supporting Native students in their journey to apply to UW, we welcome all students to attend!

Don’t miss this opportunity to get valuable insights and guidance as you embark on your college application process. We look forward to seeing you there!

Questions? Email reach@uw.edu.

 

‘To Bring’ List Items students may need to begin applying
Copy of Transcripts (unofficial) Will be used as reference for Courses & Grades
Social Security Number Will need to know to create Common App Account
Optional:
Tech UW will be providing laptops to borrow, bring a device if you prefer using your own
Tribal ID Can be uploaded into Common App