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UW a leader in global student engagement

Seattle, Washington

The 2017聽聽ranks the UW in the top 20 institutions for both study abroad and hosting international students. The report was released today by the Institute for International Education. Preparing UW students for successful leadership in today鈥檚 global society and interconnected world is essential to the UW鈥檚 public service mission. All UW students engage in high impact global learning opportunities, whether they are on our campuses or around the world.

Ranked 16th in the nation among institutions awarding credit for study abroad, the UW offers leading-edge international learning opportunities that match the goals and interests of our diverse student community. Many students study abroad on faculty-led programs, where the expertise of UW professors and a supportive community of fellow students further enhances the experience. The UW seeks to further enhance access to global learning for all students through continuous improvement of its high-quality program offerings, and by providing specialized advising and scholarships to students from communities underrepresented in study abroad.

The UW is also proud of the global diversity on its campuses, and is ranked 14th in the nation among institutions hosting international students. The UW campus community is enriched by the global and cultural diversity of its students, faculty, and staff. Hosting international students from around the world on our campuses offers students from overseas an outstanding education and enhances the educational experience for all. 聽

Through combined strategies of offering robust global experiences on campus and reducing barriers to participating in international learning, the UW prepares graduates for leadership in today鈥檚 globally connected world.聽

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CONTACT: Sara Stubbs, ; 206-616-8427, sem42@uw.edu

UW Le贸n Center honored for community contributions

Le贸n, Spain

Before an audience of聽700, the UW Le贸n Center was honored for its years of close collaboration with local and provincial partners. The award was presented by Juan Mart铆nez Majo, president of the local Provincial Council, and , a digital news outlet.聽UW Professor Emeritus of Communication聽Randal Beam accepted the award and expressed appreciation for the UW’s collaborations聽with聽Le贸n and provincial partners.

Housed in Le贸n’s Palacio del Conde Luna,聽a 16th century Renaissance tower, the UW Le贸n Center fosters interdisciplinary, faculty-led study abroad programs for UW students. The聽space is also used for academic research, conferences, exhibits and cultural events. The center aims to cultivate students who are tolerant and respectful of cultural diversity, and who see themselves as聽responsible members of a global community.

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CONTACT: Lani Phillips, UW Le贸n Center; 206-616-9579, lanip@uw.edu

Leon Center award groupThe awards ceremonyRandal Beam accepting the awardRandal Beam, left, professor emeritus of communication, with Santos Rodr铆guez, the coordinator of the UW Le贸n Center.Accepting the award

UW honored for inclusive global engagement

The 乱伦社区聽has been named a finalist by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) for its Institutional Award for Global Learning, Research & Engagement. The winner will be announced during the 2017 APLU Annual Meeting in Washington, DC this November.

Honorees demonstrate commitment to and institutional evidence of:

  • Inclusive聽global engagement by all students
  • Global research engagement
  • Leadership commitment
  • Assessment of progress

APLU recognizes聽the UW as an leading聽institution聽pioneering聽inclusive and comprehensive strategies for enhancing global engagement. 鈥淕lobal experience has never been more important for graduates to have in our interconnected world,鈥 said APLU President Peter McPherson. 鈥淲e look forward to spotlighting the innovative practices [the finalists] pioneered so that other public universities can draw from those efforts.鈥

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CONTACT: Sara Stubbs, UW Office of Global Affairs; 206-616-8427,聽sem42@uw.edu

Global health symposium draws leaders from afar

World leaders in global health are featured speakers at the UW public symposium, “Global Health: Next Decade, Next Generation” today. The public conference marks the 10th anniversary of the UW Department of Global Health as well as the anniversaries of many other Seattle-based global health organizations. The event is free and open to the public.

From refugee to MEDEX student

Along with his family, Frantz Alphonse came to the U.S. at age 7 as a refugee from Haiti. This experience has given him a strong sense of empathy underserved communities. Along with eight years as a U.S. Navy hospital corpsman, this experience makes him a great fit for MEDEX.