Quantum Computing Club – Info Session
We’re the Quantum Computing Club!
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Dawg Daze 2026 takes place September 23-October 2, 2026. Events are hosted by Departments and Registered Student Organizations across campus – event times, dates, and details may change at the discretion of the event host leading up to, and throughout, Dawg Daze.
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We’re the Quantum Computing Club!
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Are you an incoming student that did not receive a welcome package (sticker, lanyard, and Husky Guide) in the mail this summer from New Student & Transfer Programs?
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New and Continuing Students are invited to meet geography alums at various career stages.
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Explore the University District Farmers Market on a guided tour of the best local food available.
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SARP is hosting a Women in Aerospace Speed Networking event during Dawg Daze to introduce incoming UW students to women pursuing careers in engineering, aerospace, and related STEM fields.
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Video games, board games, card games, you name it!
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Come hoop with A2F at the North Campus Basketball Court by Hutchinson Hall and Denny Field!
Read more »Join UWROV from 11:30AM-3:30PM to see our underwater robot (ROV) in action!
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Start the quarter off right and join Dub’s Art Club in making watercolor bookmarks!
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Come learn more about UW Surgery Interest Association (SIA), an 140 member active RSO for pre-health students interested in surgery!
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Join PUGs at UW for a cool, sweet treat of liquid nitrogen ice cream in the physics building!
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The University of Washington chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) will host a community-building event at Sylvan Grove for incoming first-year students.
Read more »Are you interested in Fighting Games?
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Join Swing Kids at UW for an hour-long introduction to the Lindy Hop!
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The Husky Satellite Lab’s science team (HSL Projects) is looking for creative talent to design new algorithms to test in space (with UW’s very own satellite) and write papers about! Learn how to create your own raytracing algorithm to simulate light physics in Earth’s atmosphere, then compete in teams to see close you can get to (or whether you can beat…?) UW’s model.
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