Raíces de Esperanza: Latino/Hispanic Professional Panel

Calling all Latinx/Hispanic high school students in Washington!

Join us for our last session in our Raíces de Esperanza bilingual series where you will hear Latino/Hispanic professionals in various fields talk about the path to their careers!

Raices de Esperanza is a virtual program created to empower and motivate Latinx/Hispanic high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education. Co-led by Latino 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.

Latinx/Hispanic students include but are not limited to the Mexican, Puerto Rivan, Cuban, Dominican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, Honduran, Peruvian, Colombian, Venezuelan, Argentinian, Chilean, and other Latin American or Caribbean heritages. This community also embraces students from Afro-Latinx, indigenous Latin American, and mixed-race backgrounds. People of all identities are welcome to join and engage.

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

Raíces de Esperanza: Latinoi/Hispanic UW Student Q&A

Calling all Latinx/Hispanic high school students in Washington!

Join us for the fourth session in our Raíces de Esperanza bilingual series where you will hear from current Latino/Hispanic students at the University of Washington about their experiences navigating higher education!

Raices de Esperanza is a virtual program created to empower and motivate Latinx/Hispanic high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education. Co-led by Latino 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.

Latinx/Hispanic students include but are not limited to the Mexican, Puerto Rivan, Cuban, Dominican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, Honduran, Peruvian, Colombian, Venezuelan, Argentinian, Chilean, and other Latin American or Caribbean heritages. This community also embraces students from Afro-Latinx, indigenous Latin American, and mixed-race backgrounds. People of all identities are welcome to join and engage.

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

Calling all Latinx/Hispanic high school students in Washington!

Dream big and honor your raíces!

We’re thrilled to invite you to Raíces de Esperanza—a FREE bilingual (Spanish + English) program created for Latinx/Hispanic high school students like you. This is your chance to prepare for college, connect with others who share your journey, and celebrate the culture and identity that make you unique!

Raíces de Esperanza is a bilingual virtual program designed to inspire and equip Latinx/Hispanic high school students interested in higher education. Led by Latino UW staff and students, each session will focus on a key aspect of your journey to college and beyond, including:

• Tips for applying to UW and navigating the college process
• A supportive space to explore and celebrate your culture and identity
• Connections with other students and mentors who understand your experiences
• Skills for success in college, careers, and life beyond high school

Our mission is to provide a welcoming and identity-affirming space where you can connect with UW students and staff, celebrate your roots, and gain valuable tools to achieve your educational aspirations.

The first session begins on February 5, followed by sessions in March, April, and May.

Best of all, it’s completely free to attend! Register now to join us virtually and become part of this vibrant community.

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

Native American Student Day is a one-day conference for American Indian and Alaska Native high school students who are interested in attending the University of Washington Seattle. NASD was created to encourage Native students to pursue higher education as well as give them the opportunity to experience the UW.  Attendees will meet current UW staff & faculty as well as future classmates, learn about campus programs, attend a UW admissions presentation, and discover the diversity and unity that exist in the UW community.

Note: Participation is open to all students in grades 9-11.

Parent/Guardian Permission Form

All participants must complete a parent/guardian permission form prior to attending the conference. After registration, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to complete the form online via DocuSign.

Additional Information

Due to space capacity and specific programming, advanced registration is required, and this event is for students only (no additional guests).

Schools/community organizations: All students will need to be registered in advance individually or by teachers/chaperones. Bringing a bus or a group of students? Please contact: reach@uw.edu.

Description

Rising SEAs is a conference designed for Southeast Asian high school students who are interested in applying to the University of Washington Seattle. The purpose of the conference is to encourage, motivate and empower Southeast Asian students to purse higher education, as well as to give them an opportunity to experience what the University of Washington has to offer.

Participants will meet UW staff and current UW Southeast Asian students, receive information on college admission, campus programs, and resources. Through interactive workshops, the collective space will provide an opportunity for participants to share their Southeast Asian cultural experience and build community with fellow participants in preparation to be a competitive applicant.

Parent/Guardian Permission Form

All participants must complete a parent/guardian permission form prior to attending the conference. After registration, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to complete the form online via DocuSign.

Additional Information

Due to space capacity and specific programming, advanced registration is required, and this event is for students only (no additional guests).

Schools/community organizations: All students will need to be registered in advance individually or by teachers/chaperones. Bringing a bus or a group of students? Email reach@uw.edu for chaperone information.