The School of Medicine Training Grant Peer Group provides an accessible community that applies their collective experiences, knowledge, and resources through training, moderated forums, and problem-solving. The peer group focuses on the T32 NRSA training grant mechanisms from the NIH (see NIH GPS 11.3). While topics may be presented in the School of Medicine context,…
The Q Center partners with Seattle’s LGBTQ+ Center (formerly Gay City) to offer free and confidential STI and Insti HIV testing right here on campus. Students, staff, and community members are welcome to drop in, ask questions, and take charge of their sexual health in a safe, inclusive, and affirming environment. Testing takes place every…
This is a group facilitated in partnership with Ingersoll Gender Center for UW students (undergraduate, graduate, and professional) who identify as trans (including, but not limited to, binary trans identities, non-binary trans identities, culturally specific gender identities, demi-gender identities, genderfluid and genderqueer identities, etc.) as well as those who are at any point in their…
A-Spec Discussion Group (ASDG) is a space for anyone under the asexual or aromantic umbrella who is seeking community and connection. In these loosely structured sessions, A-Spec folks will have the opportunity to share their experiences, discuss the issues affecting them, and seek support from their peers. Allies and folks exploring A-Spec identity are always…
Fundamentals for Startups, hosted by CoMotion Labs, is open to anyone interested in learning about entrepreneurship and building a startup. From raising capital to scaling to exit strategies, these presentations feature experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts who share startup-related information, experience, and insights. See our winter line up and register below. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER >>>…
Join us for the Empowered Wellness Circle, a time for biomedical trainees to focus on health and wellbeing with each other and a local counselor. All biomedical postdocs, grad students, and postbacs in Fred Hutch, University of Washington, and Seattle Children’s labs/groups are welcome - and no sign-up necessary. The group meets every fourth Wednesday…
The Bioscience Careers Seminar Series is back by popular demand! Now led by the PhD Ambassadors in collaboration with the Office of Research and Graduate Education and Life Science Washington, the series will allow graduate students to explore careers and build professional connections with biotech and pharmaceutical companies within Washington state. PhD training prepares you…
Fundamentals for Startups, hosted by CoMotion Labs, is open to anyone interested in learning about entrepreneurship and building a startup. From raising capital to scaling to exit strategies, these presentations feature experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts who share startup-related information, experience, and insights. See our winter line up and register below. LEARN MORE AND REGISTER >>>…
The UW Graduate School PhD Taskforce is offering a monthly Town Hall Series for faculty, staff, and students to engage in conversations about the future of PhD education at UW. These monthly webinars will be live and held via Microsoft Teams (NetID required) They "aim to foster transparency, highlight progress from working groups, and invite diverse perspectives…
Wednesday, March 4, 2026 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Foege South Auditorium (Genome Sciences) & Zoom Webinar
2026 TBI Symposium Translating Evidence into Impact: Using Implementation Science to Improve TBI Research and Clinical Care Saturday, March 14, 2026 UW HUB Ballroom Contact the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine…
The School of Medicine Research Administration Peer Network (RAPN) provides a dedicated forum for pre- and post-award grant administration personnel to address challenges and opportunities related to our research mission. While topics may be presented in the School of Medicine context, RAPN meetings are open to all members of the UW research administration community. These…