Bill Gates Unplugged: On Software, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Giving Back UW Video 2013-11-30 | University of Washington Former President Mark Emmert and the department of Computer Science and Engineering host Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for the final stop of his six-university tour, as Gates transitions from Microsoft to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.William Gates III (Bill Gates), co-chair, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation; Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa, University of Washington03/27/2008
Diagnosing hematologic neoplasms today and tomorrow UW Video 2024-10-16 | Diagnosing hematologic neoplasms is based on the integrated application of a combination of phenotypic and genetic methods aiming at specifying patient-specific disease entity allowing for individualized therapy. Optimization and automation of various laboratory processes allows for comprehensive large scale application of such diagnostics which is anticipated to evolve into even more complexity.Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kern, M.D.Managing Director, Head of ImmunophenotypingMLL Munich Leukemia Laboratory, Munich, GermanyInternational Clinical Cytometry Society (ICCS) Vice President10/09/24
Womens Soccer: UW vs Michigan St.,10/13/24 UW Video 2024-10-15 | Women's Soccer: UW vs Michigan St.,10/13/24
Womens Soccer: UW vs Michigan, 10/10/24 UW Video 2024-10-14 | Women's Soccer: UW vs Michigan, 10/10/24
Blood Substitutes UW Video 2024-10-14 | Cell-free hemoglobin in a variety of forms can serve as an alternative oxygen carrier in a variety of animal models and some clinical situations. Randomized clinical trials of the use of hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers in resuscitation have consistently showed excess mortality. In this talk, I will review the physiologic basis for the narrow therapeutic window for these materials that creates controversy around their use.John R. Hess, MD, MPH, FACP, FAAASProfessor of Laboratory Medicine and PathologyAdjunct Professor of Medicine and HematologyUniversity of Washington School of Medicine, SeattleMedical Director, Transfusion Service, Harborview Medical CenterColonel, Medical Corps, US Army (Retired)
Womens Volleyball: UW vs Iowa, 10/04/24 UW Video 2024-10-09 | Women's Volleyball: UW vs Iowa, 10/04/24
Womens Volleyball: UW vs Washington St., 09/13/24 UW Video 2024-10-09 | Women's Volleyball: UW vs Washington St., 09/13/24
Womens Soccer: UW vs Maryland, 09/19/24 UW Video 2024-10-07 | Women's Soccer: UW vs Maryland, 09/19/24
Mens Soccer: UW vs Oregon St., 08/26/24 UW Video 2024-10-04 | Men's Soccer: UW vs Oregon St., 08/26/24
Using biobank-level data to resolve phenotypes associated with genetic variants UW Video 2024-10-02 | The recent completion of the full telomere-to-telomere human genome using long-read sequencing has illuminated genomic regions previously intractable to analysis. Particular challenges have been overcome resolving tandem repeats – dynamic sections of DNA that are sequentially copied and can be thousands of base pairs different in length amongst individuals, including in coding exons. Large scale sequencing efforts of DNA from population biobanks has enabled integration between genetic variants and disease phenotypes. In this presentation we reveal how biobank data analysis from diverse populations uncovers phenotypes associated with genetic variants and tandem repeat expansions as a function of genetic ancestry.After viewing this lecture, participants should be able to:1. Integrate population-scale biobank phenotype data with genetic risk variants.2. Utilize long-read sequencing to identify disease-relevant tandem repeat expansions.3. Develop new genotype to phenotype tools and resources.Paul Valdmanis, Associate Professor, Division of Medical Genetics, University of Washington School of Medicine
UW Presidential Search Listening Session, Seattle 2: Tuesday, October 1, 10 a.m.–noon, HUB Lyceum UW Video 2024-10-01 | The Board of Regents and the Presidential Search Advisory Committee (PSAC) are asking for input into the characteristics and qualities of a successful UW President as well as opportunities and challenges before the UW. This input will shape the leadership profile that the PSAC uses to evaluate and rank candidates for the Board’s consideration and selection. The Board and the PSAC strongly encourage organized feedback from representative groups.This livestream will air Tuesday, October 1st from 10a.m to 11:15 a.m. PDT.Click here for more information on the PSAC's public forums: https://www.washington.edu/presidentialsearch/listening-sessions/
2024 University of Washington New Student Convocation UW Video 2024-09-23 | New Student Convocation is one of only two occasions where the University president, the Board of Regents, the deans of the 16 schools and colleges and the faculty gather for an academic ceremony focused on students. The other, of course, is the graduation ceremony, Commencement. These two events are the seminal “bookend” events of a college career.At New Student Convocation you will:* Get to know your classmates from around the world.* Get started on the path to academic success.* Get tips on navigating student life.* Join the Husky community. Congratulations to all the new students and GO DAWGS!Needing Translation Services? Download the Zoom app on your phone or computer or go to us06web.zoom.us/j/88334719545- Click "Join a Meeting"- Enter meeting code 883 3471 9545- Once inside the app click the globe "Interpretation" button- Click button to select language09/22/24#NEWHUSKIES24
Mens Basketball: UW vs Oklahoma St., 12/04/08 UW Video 2024-09-09 | Men's Basketball: UW vs Oklahoma St., 12/04/08
Softball: 2009 NCAA College World Series - UW vs Arizona St., 05/29/09 UW Video 2024-09-04 | Softball: 2009 NCAA College World Series - UW vs Arizona St., 05/29/09
Mens Basketball: UW vs Southern Utah, 12/04/06 UW Video 2024-08-28 | Men's Basketball: UW vs Southern Utah, 12/04/06
Mens Basketball: UW vs Eastern Washington, 12/20/08 UW Video 2024-08-28 | Men's Basketball: UW vs Eastern Washington, 12/20/08
Mens Basketball: UW vs New Mexico St., 12/19/98 UW Video 2024-08-26 | Men's Basketball: UW vs New Mexico St., 12/19/98
Mens Basketball: UW vs Long Beach St., 11/26/07 UW Video 2024-08-26 | Men's Basketball: UW vs Long Beach St., 11/26/07
A New Ball Game: Challenges of Intercollegiate Athletics in the University UW Video 2024-08-21 | Join the Evans School in a discussion of the challenges that confront modern intercollegiate athletics, which can undermine a university's credibility as a nonprofit and educational enterprise. Explore how athletic competition can be better integrated into the educational mission of the university and the critical role of coaches, faculty, and university leaders in supporting both athletic and academic achievement for the student athlete.The roundtable panel includes Mark Emmert, president of the NCAA, and former president of the University of Washington; J. Patrick Dobel, John and Marguerite Walker Corbally Professor in Public Service; Ed Taylor, vice provost and dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs (UW); Lorenzo Romar, head coach, UW Men's Basketball; and Heather Tarr, head coach, UW Women's Softball.Mark Emmert, NCAA PresidentJ. Patrick Dobel, Professor, University of WashingtonEd Taylor, Vice Provost, University of WashingtonLorenzo Romar, Men's Head Basketball Coach, University of WashingtonHeather Tarr, Head Softball Coach, University of Washington04/25/2013
1968: The Fracturing of America UW Video 2024-08-20 | Perhaps no other modern election was as surprising and tumultuous as that of 1968. An incumbent President chose not to run again, hobbled politically by an escalating and increasingly unwinnable overseas war. Inner-city neighborhoods were in flames, protests rocked college campuses, and assassins' bullets felled iconic leaders. The tensions between the political establishment and the youthful counterculture erupted violently at the Democratic convention, helping set up a landslide Republican victory in November by a candidate whose political career seemed finished only a few years before. In 1968, the foundations were laid for today's red and blue state America.Lynn M. Thomas, Professor and Chair, UW Department of HistoryJohn M. FindlayMargaret Pugh O'Mara, Associate Professor, UW Department of History10/23/2012
1932: Hoover, FDR, and the New Deal Campaign UW Video 2024-08-19 | The 1932 election unfolded amid the depths of the Great Depression, in a nation where industrial production had plummeted and nearly 25% of Americans were out of work. The two major candidates offered voters very different solutions to the crisis. President Herbert Hoover argued that government's role was to encourage business to fix itself, while his challenger Franklin Roosevelt declared that bold government action was the only way to restore prosperity. Voters agreed, and Roosevelt — and his vision of a "New Deal" with the American people — won, fundamentally changing the relationship between citizens and the state.Lynn M. Thomas, Professor and Chair, UW Department of HistoryJohn M. FindlayMargaret Pugh O'Mara, Associate Professor, UW Department of History10/17/2012
1992 New Economy, New Media, and the New World Order UW Video 2024-08-19 | The end of the Cold War, the high-technology revolution, and the cultural transformations of the post-civil-rights era had profound political effects that reverberated through the 1992 election. Riding high after the success of the Gulf War, incumbent George H.W. Bush seemed at first to be a sure bet for reelection, but a souring economy changed the electoral math. After a series of failed Democratic campaigns for the White House in which "liberal" became a dirty word, Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton ran as a centrist "New Democrat," espousing policies like welfare reform and government efficiency. But the election — and Clinton's ultimate victory — hinged on the insurgent third-party candidacy of the businessman H. Ross Perot, whose campaign reflected the growing power of the independent voter and the new ways to communicate in the Information Age.Lynn M. Thomas, Professor and Chair, UW Department of HistoryJohn M. FindlayMargaret Pugh O'Mara, Associate Professor, UW Department of History10/30/2012
1912: Bull Moosers, Socialists, and the Election that Changed America UW Video 2024-08-19 | How much should the government do to curb the power of corporate capital? What restrictions should America place on foreign immigration? How should the nation respond to poverty and income inequality? Should the US be involved in foreign wars? All of these questions drove the extraordinary four-way race of 1912 between a Democrat, a Republican, a Socialist, and a former President — Teddy Roosevelt — who split from his party to run as an insurgent reformer. The results shifted the political balance of power and opened up new debates about the relationship between government and business, rich and poor, and America and the world.Margaret O'Mara10/09/2012
The Art of Aging: Andropause, Menopause, and Sexuality as we Age UW Video 2024-08-19 | Aging naturally changes our bodies in ways that affect sexual function. But sex, love and intimacy can continue to play an important role throughout our lives. Maintaining an active sex life may depend on how we view the changes that come with menopause, andropause (male menopause) and other aging processes. Host Ron Reagan shares how staying physically and socially active invigorates our bodies and our relationships, leading to more satisfaction and happiness.Ron Reagan, HostPepper Schwartz, PhD, Sociologist, Author of Prime Eric B. Larson, MD, MPH, Executive Director and Senior Investigator, Group Health Center for Health Studies Lisa Holtby, Yoga Instructor, Author of Healing Yoga for People Living with Cancer Nancy Fugate Woods, PhD, RN, FAAN, Dean, School of Nursing, University of Washington Lester W. Thompson, MD, Urologist, Group Health
The Art of Aging: Caregiving, Community and Diabetes UW Video 2024-08-16 | As our population ages, individuals, families and communities can work together to find solutions to challenging health problems such as diabetes and Alzheimer's disease. Support for caregivers is essential. Good habits, such as cooking healthy meals and getting regular exercise, reduce health risks and control symptoms. Host Ron Reagan shows how an active approach can help those with chronic health conditions live each day to the fullest.Ron Reagan, HostSteven Kahn, MD, VA Puget Sound Health Care System, Professor of Medicine, University of Washington Eudora Lowery Carter, Diabetes Educator and Community Liaison, Center for MultiCultural Health Susan M. McCurry, PhD, Research Professor, Psychosocial and Community Health, University of Washington Maxine Hayes, MD, MPH, State Health Officer, Washington State Department of Health And Paul and Barbara Heneghan, Ruth and Tak Aoki, Weldon Lee, Kathleen Hubbard, Bettye J. Atkinson and Chef Tom Douglas
The Art of Aging: Bones and Brains UW Video 2024-08-16 | A new generation of maturing adults has a chance to learn from poor health practices of the past. Obesity, lack of exercise and mental stagnation have been some of the culprits of unhealthy aging in the recent past. Host Ron Reagan shares promising new research for aging well. Today's generation can learn to age gracefully by increasing their physical activity, maintaining strong bones and engaging in social and intellectual interactions.Ron Reagan, HostEric B. Larson, MD, MPH, Executive Director and Senior Investigator, Group Health Center for Health Studies Bessie Young, MD, MPH,Associate Professor, Associate Nephrologist, Kidney Specialist, VA Puget Sound Health Care System Susan M. Ott, MD Assoc. Professor, Medicine - Division of Metabolism Osteoporosis Specialist, University of Washington Soo Borson, MD Director, Memory Disorders Clinic University of Washington Medical Center
Bill Gates Unplugged: On Software, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Giving Back UW Video 2024-08-16 | University of Washington Former President Mark Emmert and the department of Computer Science and Engineering host Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for the final stop of his six-university tour, as Gates transitions from Microsoft to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.William Gates III (Bill Gates), co-chair, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation; Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa, University of Washington03/27/2008
Husky Softball: A Championship Journey UW Video 2024-08-16 | Head coach Heather Tarr and Husky softball standouts look back at the 2009 program which brought home their first ever National Championship. Will the reigning champs repeat in 2010? The team philosophy is to get better every game and believe they can win another National Championship. Seven key seniors have graduated from a year ago, leaving some big shoes to fill. Find out how the returning players are stepping up their roles as leaders and mentors both on and off the field. Under the guidance of Tarr, a former standout player for the Huskies in the mid-'90s,the Huskies are destined for another successful season.Angie Mentink, hostHeather Tarr, head coach, Husky SoftballDanielle Lawrie, pitcher, Husky Softball; senior, University of Washington03/17/2010
Election 08: What Really Happened UW Video 2024-08-16 | Renowned University of Washington Professors David Domke and Mark Smith made bold presidential predictions last spring during the widely popular Faith and Finance series. Now it's time to find out what these experts say about the 2008 election and what really happened. This is a lively discussion of how 2008 paralleled other elections in the influence of voters' party affiliations, religious preferences and economic circumstances. Domke and Smith will also examine factors such as race, gender and the complex political climate that made this election truly unique.
Mens Basketball: UW vs Nicholls St., 11/13/06 UW Video 2024-08-15 | Men's Basketball: UW vs Nicholls St., 11/13/06
Mens Basketball: NCAA Tournament, UW vs Illinois 03/18/06 UW Video 2024-08-13 | Men's Basketball: NCAA Tournament, UW vs Illinois 03/18/06
Mens Basketball: UW vs Seattle U, 03/03/09 UW Video 2024-08-13 | Men's Basketball: UW vs Seattle U, 03/03/09
The Long Journey Home: Honoring UW Nikkei Students of 1941-1942 UW Video 2024-08-05 | Watch the archive of the May 18, 2008 special ceremony to honor those Japanese-American University of Washington students forced into internment camps during World War II.In 1942 the federal government removed all 440 UW Japanese American students from the University of Washington. Though some of these Nikkei returned or received their degrees from other colleges, many others were unable to finish their education at the UW. In recognition of all these Japanese American students, we invite you to watch "The Long Journey Home: Honoring UW Nikkei Students of 1941-1942," a ceremony to honor these students, both the living and the dead, and to educate current and future generations about this grievous national tragedy as they receive an honorary degree from the University of Washington. Norman Mineta, former United States Secretary of Transportation, will also speak. Mineta and his Japanese immigrant parents were detained at an internment camp in Wyoming during World War II.Mark Emmert, former president, University of Washington; president, National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)Secretary Norman Y. Mineta, former U.S. Secretary of Commerce; former Secretary of Transportation05/05/2008
Visions 05: Expedition to the Underwater Volcanoes of the Northwest Pacific, 09/27/05 UW Video 2024-08-05 | A science team lead by the University of Washington is on a multi-year mission to build the most advanced deep ocean laboratory ever deployed - on the edge of an active submarine volcano, over a mile below the surface. What these scientists find in the deep ocean may someday help the way welive on land. Follow along as researchers visit a 5000 foot tall mountain at the bottom of the ocean and begin to set up the technology that can capture life-altering eruptions in real-time.09/27/05
Saturdays Shrine UW Video 2024-07-31 | College football games are gatherings like no other, and from its opening in 1920 until the present day, Husky Stadium's natural setting has been unrivaled. All time Huskies reflect on the early history of the facility and the rise of the football program. Championships are celebrated, traditions are born, and a Purple wave is launched. The first episode of the new series is a history lesson in Husky Football as delivered by Don James, Congressman Norm Dicks, Rick Redman, Sonny Sixkiller, Bob Rondeau, Joe Steele, Rob Weller and many other Husky legends.
Husky Football Scales the Highest Heights UW Video 2024-07-31 | The 1991 National Championship team is one of college football's all time greatest squads. With future NFL stars all over the offense and a dominating defense, the Huskies capped a perfect regular season by throttling WSU in the Apple Cup and heading to the Rose Bowl. Take a trip back to 20 years ago when the Dawgs ruled the land. With with Mario Bailey, Dave Hoffman, Don James, Ed Cunningham, Jim Lambright, and many more.
University of Washington 133rd Commencement, 06/14/08 UW Video 2024-07-31 | University of Washington 133rd Commencement, 06/14/08
A Night to Remember UW Video 2024-07-31 | Big Red comes calling in a rare UW night game, where the Dawgs and the incredible Husky fans send the Huskers back to Nebraska with ringing in their ears. Those present at that September 19, 1992 game say it was the loudest ever at Husky Stadium. Featuring players Mark Bruener and Damon Huard with Don James, Jim Lambright, Dave Mahler and many more.
Personal Best UW Video 2024-07-31 | For many young men, growing up in Washington meant dreaming of playing football at Washington. In this episode personal stories of making the team and then making the most of the moment are shared. Memories include Steve Pelluer, Mark Pattison and company sending Michigan home with a heartbreaking loss in an incredible come from behind win for the Dawgs.
Too Much Tui UW Video 2024-07-31 | Perhaps the greatest Husky performance ever by an all time Husky great, Marques Tuiasosopo shows the Dawgs the way in an unbelievable individual effort. Home grown Husky Tuiasosopo passed for 300 yards while rushing for 200...in the same game against Stanford on October 10, 1999. UW fans and players of every generation marvel at the will of the man they call "Tui."
How Do You Like Them Apples? UW Video 2024-07-31 | The Apple Cup - one of the longest running rivalry games in college football and one that the Dawgs have dominated. Re-live some of the best games in the series including all-time great Husky wins like 1981 (one of the very rare cases where WSU was good enough to be playing for a trip to Pasadena). The Huskies put the Cougs back in their rightful place and headed to the Rose Bowl themselves. Featuring game insights from Don James, Jim Mora, Bob Rondeau, and many others.
A Man Called Sark & The Legend of Locker UW Video 2024-07-31 | Jake Locker's finest moment at home is featured in this September 19, 2009 game as hope springs again for the Dawgs. Just one season removed from going 0-12, Steve Sarkisian and the underdog Huskies take down Sark mentor Pete Carroll and #5 USC in a shocking and dramatic last second fashion. Learn about the amazing turnaround in the football culture under Sark and the incredible improvements coming to Husky Stadium. Featuring insights from Steve Sarkisian, Jake Locker, Bob Rondeau, Hugh Millen and many others.
All I Saw Was Purple UW Video 2024-07-31 | So said one Todd Marinovich, aka "Robo-quarterback" and one of the most hyped college players of all time. His #5 USC Trojans were no match for the Huskies new look, attacking defense as the Dawgs laid an all-time beat-down on the boys of Troy on September 22, 1990. Featuring commentary from Don James, Hugh Millen, Dick Baird, Mario Bailey, Ed Cunningham, Dave Hoffman, Jim Lambright and more.
You Always Remember Your First Time UW Video 2024-07-31 | The 1975 Apple Cup - Don James was relatively unknown when he took over at the UW in 1975, and his first season was anything but a smooth ride. This episode of "Greatest Moments" focuses on Coach James' first Apple Cup, a thrilling win over a very good Cougar team. Featured interviews include Don James, Joe Steele, Bob Rondeau, Al Burleson and more.
The James Gang Arrives UW Video 2024-07-31 | The early seeds sewn by Don James in '75 and '76 come to fruition in 1977 with the help of Warren Moon and company. This episode focuses on the ride to Pasadena and the Rose Bowl, where no win was more instrumental than a shocking 28-10 victory over defending National Champions USC. Don James, Warren Moon, Joe Steele, and many others recount the turning point third season and the epic win over the Trojans
