UW Bothell School of Nursing and Health Studies

UW Bothell School of Nursing and Health Studies

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For over 20 years, the University of Washington Bothell has been a major resource for building our r

08/10/2026

Most organizations have a health project that keeps moving to the next quarter.

We have students who need one.

The Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies program at the University of Washington Bothell is looking for organizations to host a student fieldwork project.

In exchange, you give a student the fieldwork experience required for their degree.

Hosting means three things: a real setting, a real problem, and someone on your team the student can check in with.

40 hours of student project work across eight weeks. Fall, winter or spring quarter. In person, hybrid or fully remote. Scoped around your priorities, not a set curriculum.

Not sure whether your idea fits? Send it anyway. Our Fieldwork Program Manager will work with you to shape it into something a student can finish in 40 hours.

Link in bio to submit a project idea.

08/04/2026

Harborview Medical Center is offering a scholarship for its nurses working toward a BSN.

Worth knowing early: you need to be accepted into a program before you can apply for the scholarship. Admission comes first.

The UW Bothell RN to BSN is built for nurses who are still working. Most classes meet in person every other week, at Bothell, Everett University Center or Shoreline. One year full time, two years part time, and our students graduate on time at an average yearly rate of 90 percent.

To start on the program side, come to an information session or talk with an admissions counselor. Link: https://www.uwb.edu/nhs/undergraduate/rn-bs

Award amounts, eligibility and the application are on Harborview's Professional Development and Nursing Excellence page, under Scholarships.

Know a Harborview nurse who has been thinking about the BSN? Send this their way.

07/07/2026

What does participatory, community art look like on the Emerald Isle’s Copper Coast? Students participating a Summer 2026 Study Abroad to Ireland led by Drs. Jody Early and Andrea Stone got to experience it firsthand- thanks to the talented environmental artist, Sean Corcoran from The Art Hand! Stay tuned for more videos, photos, and highlights from the program, Resistance and Resilience in Ireland: Arts, Advocacy, and Health Promotion.

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Three students across all of UW Bothell earned the campus top academic honor this year. Two of them are ours.

Tasha Le and Sophia Palmer are both in the Master of Science in Community Health & Social Justice, and both took their work well past the classroom.

Sophia partnered with the Snohomish County Health Department on urban tree canopy planning and public health, and built a health education toolkit for the community.

Tasha's advocacy helped move two pieces of state legislation on disability rights, ESHB 1795 and SB 5863, and earned her an invitation from Governor Bob Ferguson's office to both bill signings in Olympia.

This is what graduate study looks like here.

Congratulations, Tasha and Sophia.

06/27/2026

$7,000 in public health awards is open right now.

The Society for Public Health Education is funding four 2026 opportunities for students and health education practitioners. Two $2,000 stipends, up to $1,500 in conference and summit travel, free registration, membership, and a national stage to present your work.

Two awards require SOPHE membership, so check eligibility first. It takes minutes to start. Closes June 30th.

Apply on website: sophe.org/professional-development/awards-fellowships-scholarships

06/21/2026

On June 9th, the UW Bothell School of Nursing and Health Studies celebrated its Class of 2026.

These graduates crossed the stage from four programs: the Bachelor of Arts in Health Studies, RN-to-BSN, Master of Nursing, and Master of Science in Community Health and Social Justice.

They leave as nurses, educators, and health leaders, entering a field that needs exactly what they bring: skill, judgment, and a real commitment to the people they serve.

To every graduate, congratulations. The work that carried you here is the same work that will carry our communities forward.

06/19/2026

These aren’t class projects. They’re solutions to real problems in real hospitals and communities.

On June 9th, our graduating Master of Nursing and Master of Science in Community Health and Social Justice students presented their capstone work at the Graduate Capstone Symposium at North Creek Events Center.

From improving pediatric readiness in emergency departments, to telehealth for older adults, to lead exposure education for immigrant and refugee communities, every project answered a real need in a real community.

Congratulations to our graduates. This is what you built.

See what our graduate programs are about:

https://www.uwb.edu/nhs/graduate/mn

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At the UW Bothell School of Nursing & Health Studies, we believe that effective healthcare leadership requires a deep understanding of community needs.

Our BNURS 424 Population-Based Health course challenges our RN-to-BSN
students to apply their clinical expertise in non-traditional settings. This spring, that
meant building a highly rewarding partnership with the Seattle Children's Alyssa
Burnett Adult Life Center.

We are incredibly proud of our students for their dedication to inclusive,
community-driven care. This collaboration not only provided our cohort with
invaluable, hands-on adaptation skills but also strengthened our university's bond
with an organization doing phenomenal work for neurodiverse adults.

Explore the carousel to see the scope of their fieldwork, and please visit the
Alyssa Burnett Center's page to learn how you can support their lifelong learning
initiatives.

Seattle Children's


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The University of Washington Bothell commencement is just a few days away! Join us on June 14th as we celebrate our Class of 2026 graduates as they walk the commencement stage and celebrate all the hard work, dedication, and resilience that has led them to this moment. 🎓✨

➡️ Swipe to learn more about the two ceremonies that will take place on June 14th. Learn more at https://www.uwb.edu/commencement/

06/05/2026

Happy Pride Month, Huskies! 🌈✨

This month we the celebrate LGBTQ+ members of our community, and the many voices, experiences, and identities that make UW Bothell a place of belonging. 🫶

Together, we're proud to foster a community where everyone can learn, grow, and thrive as their authentic selves. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

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