UW Dawg Daze

Dawg Daze 2027 will take place September 22-October 1, 2027 and is a great way to discover resources, get familiar with important campus landmarks, and connect with UW staff and other UW students. More information will be available on this website in Spring 2027.

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  • ASME Trivia Party

    Savery Hall (SAV) Savery Hall, Seattle, WA, United States

    Come join ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) for a trivia night!

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  • Burke Museum Chocolate Fair

    Burke Museum 4303 Memorial Way Northeast, Seattle, WA, United States

    The Burke Museum welcomes UW Students to a chocolate fair, where they can learn about museum-affiliated courses, careers in museums, new volunteer opportunities within our research and collections departments, and score some great chocolates!

  • Career Exploration with the UW School of Pharmacy

    Savery Hall (SAV) Savery Hall, Seattle, WA, United States

    Are you looking for a rewarding career that improves the health of your community while offering diverse career opportunities, strong earning potential, and room to grow?

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  • Kinspire UW Uno Tournament

    Savery Hall (SAV) Savery Hall, Seattle, WA, United States

    Kinspire UW will be hosting an Uno Tournament as a part of Dawg Daze!

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  • The INFO Scoop: Meet Your Informatics Community

    Mary Gates Hall (MGH) 1851 NE Grant Ln, Seattle, WA, United States

    Come get the scoop on Informatics! Meet fellow first-year students, connect with current student leaders and staff, and learn more about the Informatics community while enjoying ice cream and snacks.

  • Make beaded bracelets and keychains with Plus One UW

    Savery Hall (SAV) Savery Hall, Seattle, WA, United States

    Come make beaded bracelets and keychains and learn about Plus One UW! We are a club that helps individuals with neurological conditions through multiple programs, including music, art, and yoga, and grants. Our goal is to support recovery that isn’t traditionally covered by insurance, like swimming, movement classes, and horse therapy.

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