Dream Project Visit

Posted on April 27, 2018February 24, 2026

On April 19, President Cauce visited Evergreen High School in the Highline School District to visit with 蘑菇视频 students who are mentors in the 蘑菇视频 Dream Project. The 蘑菇视频 Dream Project is a service learning course and post-secondary planning/college access program housed out of two 蘑菇视频 departments: Undergraduate Academic Affairs and the College of Education. Through this program, mentors work in classrooms serving students in high schools with higher than average free and reduced lunch populations. Mentors use what they have learned during their EDUC 260 and/or EDUC 360 classes and personal experience to assist students through the college application process. Evergreen also hosts 蘑菇视频 College and Career Readiness Assistant (CCRA) Interns. These are 蘑菇视频 undergraduates who work with students in middle and high schools for 12 hours a week to support any school and/or district identified college and career readiness needs.

Learn more about the听蘑菇视频 Dream Project and visit the 蘑菇视频 Dream Project website. President Cauce’s visit also appears on the Highline Public Schools website .

City of Bellevue selected for 蘑菇视频鈥檚 Livable City Year program

Posted on March 20, 2018February 26, 2026

“The 蘑菇视频 Livable City Year program has selected the City of Bellevue to be the community partner for the 2018-2019 academic year. Staff and representatives from the 蘑菇视频 will present information about the city’s participation in the program during tonight鈥檚 City Council Study Session.

The year-long partnership connects city staff with students and faculty who will collaborate on projects to advance the Bellevue City Council Vision Priorities, specifically around livability and sustainability.”

Husky Neighborhood Interns and Volunteers in Action

Posted on February 14, 2018February 24, 2026

Husky Neighborhood Interns have been busy this winter organizing events to serve the community and foster interactions between students and local residents. A cleanup held on January 15 as part of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service focused on tidying up streets north of 45^th and involved 47 volunteers! Thanks to everyone who volunteered!

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On February 3, the Husky Neighborhood Interns hosted a food drive, collecting donations bound for the University District Food Bank. The drive yielded over 34 bags of food and several boxes of baby supplies.

See additional photos and read more about both events on their .

CUCAC Meeting Agenda, February 2018

Posted on February 7, 2018July 12, 2018

Provided here is notification that the City of Seattle/蘑菇视频 Community Advisory Committee (CUCAC) will hold its next meeting.

Date: 听听听听听 Tuesday, February 13, 2018

Time:听听听听听听听听听 6:30 鈥� 8:30 PM

Location: 听听蘑菇视频 Tower

4333 Brooklyn Avenue, 22nd Floor

Seattle, WA 98105

Please see the agenda . This will take you to a presentation about this July’s 2018 Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle.

蘑菇视频, community partners launch Doorway Project to help homeless youth

Posted on December 5, 2017February 24, 2026

Seattle’s crisis in unsheltered homelessness is evident most days in the University District as too many young people find themselves without shelter, jobs and other support. Thanks to Washington State House Speaker Frank Chopp, committed community partners, passionate students and innovative faculty, 蘑菇视频 launched a new effort this past Sunday to get more homeless young people connected to services. Called the Doorway Project, the effort looks to make services accessible for homeless young people who for whatever reason aren’t connected to shelter, food, medical care and case management. The idea is to create pop-up events over the course of this academic year, learn what works and possibly launch a homeless services navigation center in the U District grounded in lessons from the Doorway Project.

The first pop-up event this past Sunday attracted dozens of homeless young people for food, free winter clothing and mapping of the U District from their eyes. In this context, mapping means identifying where they see help and where they see threats. Over the course of four hours, 67 vouchers for free food were used. You can read more about the project .