Engagement, Diversity, and Research. It’s the Washington way.
The University of Washington's Center for Experiential Learning and Diversity (EXPD) is home to nine programs, each of which connects UW undergraduates to compelling and invigorating opportunities to expand and enrich their learning.
1. Get involved in the community
2. Deepen your academic inquiry
3. Study abroad
4. Clarify your goals and aspirations
5. Embrace your entrepreneurial and civic spirit
Undergrads share their contributions to solving research problems at annual event
Nearly 900 of the University of Washington’s most talented and accomplished undergraduates will showcase their contributions to innovative and groundbreaking research at the Fourteenth Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, the largest in University history.
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Meet EXPD Staff
The EXPD staff welcomes you to drop in or schedule an appointment to meet with us.
1 Applications for the 2013-2014 Neah Bay: "Telling Our Stories" Project are now live! More info about the exciting project can be found here. Applications are due Friday, May 24 by 5pm.
2 Check out the Pipeline Project blog! Stay tuned for stories and other Pipeline updates.
3 Doing summer quarter? We will be offering one Inner Pipeline seminar during the summer along with a number of volunteer opportunities. See here for more info. Also under the time schedule with the College of Education & EDUC 401.
The Pipeline Project is pleased to be able to offer transportation from campus to several Seattle Public Schools and back. Students will travel in university UCARs that leave from the Central Plaza Parking Garage and arrive back to campus by designated times. Find out more.
Volunteer TutorEnjoy a flexible schedule with high impact as a K-12 tutor. |
Inner Pipeline SeminarInner Pipeline Seminars pair your tutoring experience with a once-weekly seminar focusing on a theme in education. |
Service Learning CoursesIn collaboration with the Carlson Center, students enrolled in certain service-learning courses may tutor in K-12 classrooms to enhance the connection between their service and academic coursework. Get started here. |
Alternative Spring BreakSpend your spring break in a rural or tribal community of Washington working in local K-8 schools on literacy, arts, and environmental education projects. |
The Literacy Arts team going to Mattawa for Alternative Spring Break 2013 was featured on UWTV's UW 360. Thanks to all who helped to make ASB 2013 a great success! Stay tuned for the magazine in the coming weeks.
