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Party with Portfolios in late May/early June!

Party with Portfolios in late May/early June!

May 16, 2016

Colin and Alex invited thier folks to last quarter's Portfolio Celebrations and everybody was happy!

students and families 496

Where:
Mary Gates Hall 211 - breakout room/presenter details below
When:
Weds May 25 and June 1, 1:30-3:00 p.m.
Thurs May 26 and June 2, 3:30-5:00 p.m.

"The real man smiles in trouble, gathers strength from distress, and grows brave by reflection."

- Thomas Paine

Beginning in their first quarter, UW Interdisciplinary and College Honors candidates reflect on the undergraduate research, social life, experiential learning, and coursework that will have the greatest impact on their choices, moving forward. These online portfolios encourage students to reflect on experiences and questions that are essential for lifelong learning and global citizenship.

All are invited into the secret lives of Honors students as they present these reflections during a series of four special events at the end of spring quarter.

Look below to see when your friends/mentees/students are presenting and RSVP HERE so we'll have enough refreshments for all guests.

CLICK HERE TO RSVP

Wednesday, May 25, 1:30-3:00	Thursday, May 26, 3:30-5:00
MGH 211 Main Ashley Bobman, Public Health Jaclyn Adams, Biochemistry Mitchell Krawczyk, Neurobiology Taylor Deardorff, Biochemistry Lindsey Trimmer, Political Science; Comparative History of Ideas MGH 211 B Sundeep Rai, Biochemistry Stella Jones, Geography Megan Beatty, Business Administration – Finance; Information Systems Andrew Coatsworth, Business Administration - Finance Hannah Barker, Public Health MGH 206 Koji Pingry, Geography; Comparative History of Ideas Veronica Santana-Ufret, Microbiology Walter Ceder, Informatics Tara Ghassemikia, Business Administration – Finance; Entrepreneurship Danielle Jung, Public Health MGH 211 E Joanna Liao, Biochemistry Autumn Grassel, Informatics Hannah Keyes, Community, Environment and Planning Kovas Palunas, Chemical Engineering: Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering Allison Rollins, Biochemistry	MGH 211 Main Erika Doane, International Studies Chris Fong, Business Administration: Accounting; Finance; History Taylor Boyd, Neurobiology Kenta Sueyoshi, Chemistry Annika van Gilder, Anthropology: Medical Anthropology & Global Health MGH 211 B Nanda-Devi Johnson, Economics; International Studies May Lim, Psychology; Political Science Teresa Makar, Economics; Political Science (Political Economy) Mustufa Jafry, Biochemistry; English Naomi Nkinsi, Biology (Molecular, Cellular & Developmental); Public Health MGH 206 Nathan Maris, Biochemistry Pearl Terry, Anthropology: Medical Anthropology & Global Health Hannah Frisch, Political Science; History Jessica Sheasley, Psychology Mykelle Morrison, Psychology MGH 211 E Jonathan Bannick, Business Administration: Accounting; Finance Supriya Dublish, Biology (Molecular, Cellular & Developmental) Nicole Einbinder, International Studies; Communications (Journalism) James Pabiniak, Psychology Kaitlyn Tom, Biology
Wednesday, June 1, 1:30-3:00	Thursday, June 2, 3:30-5:00
MGH 211 Main Julia Carlstad, Chemistry (ACS Certified) Emina Dacic, Law, Societies, and Justice Jane Wong, Biology Leigh Friedman, Public Health; Comparative History of Ideas Jared Moore, Computer Science MGH 211 B Liana Shibuya, Accounting; Business Administration (Inform Systems) Karl Vyhmeister, Physics: Comprehensive; Astronomy Kadin Brooks, Bioengineering; Biochemistry Andrew Croneberger, Biology (Molecular, Cellular and Developmental) Alexandra Drury, Neurobiology MGH 206 Bran Hagger, Computer Science Shannon Ren, Computer Science Taj Taher, English Adinah Wyle, Biology; Psychology Dylan Swiggett, Computer Science MGH 211 E Darren Pouv, Biochemistry; Neurobiology Claire Chisholm, Environmental Health; Microbiology Sarah Dietderich, Germanics; Public Health; Pre-Nursing Melissa Gile, Chemical Engineering Marina Banjanin, Biochemistry	MGH 211 Main Nicole Young, Economics Zachary Wurz, Business Administration: Finance Charlton Callender, Microbiology; Applied & Computational Mathematics Michael Haeger, Near East Studies: Language and Culture; Computer Science Fabiola Arroyo, Business Administration Annie Yi, Biology (Physiology) MGH 211B Jennifer Kang, Informatics; Computer Engineering Sierra Barajas, Materials Science and Engineering James Kelley, Psychology Minjung Kim, Bioengineering Steven Vilwock, Computer Science Rosalie Bigongiari, Mathematics MGH 206 Kyle Kilmer, Biology Claire Ledgerwood, Communication Kennidy Takehara, Biology Edwina Choung, Biology Caroline Harrison, Law, Societies, and Justice; Political Science Rachel DeCordoba, Environmental Science & Terrestrial Resource Management MGH 211E Manvir Kaur, Biology Alisa Jion Kim, English (Creative Writing); Biochemistry Naomi Musgrave, Computer Science Riley Wilk, Computer Engineering Kira Neuman, Mechanical Engineering Leslie Hirata, Biology (Ecology, Evolution & Conservation)