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Since 1983, University Week has been published for the
faculty and staff at the University of Washington by the
Office of News & Information, in partnership with Health Sciences/UW
Medicine News, Community Relations & Marketing. The publication comes out weekly
during the academic year, except for quarter breaks, and every other week during
the summer quarter. There are a total of 35 editions per year. The deadline for
material is one week before the publication date.
Phone: 206-543-2580
E-mail: uweek@u.washington.edu
B54 Gerberding Hall
Box 351207
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
University Week will be online-only beginning in
fall, 2008. Issues appear every week during the academic year and every other
week in the summer. The 2008–2009 issue dates are below.
| Autumn 2008 |
Winter 2009 |
Spring 2009 |
Summer 2009 |
| Sept. 25 |
Jan. 8 |
April 2 |
June 25 |
| Oct. 2 |
Jan. 15 |
April 9 |
July 9 |
| Oct. 9 |
Jan. 22 |
April 16 |
July 23 |
| Oct. 16 |
Jan. 29 |
April 23 |
Aug. 6 |
| Oct. 23 |
Feb. 5 |
April 30 |
Aug. 20 |
| Oct. 30 |
Feb. 12 |
May 7 |
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| Nov. 6 |
Feb. 19 |
May 14 |
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| Nov. 13 |
Feb. 26 |
May 21 |
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| Nov. 20 |
March 5 |
May 28 |
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| Dec. 4 |
March 12 |
June 4 |
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The deadline for submission of material for
University Week is one week before the publication date.
Preferred means of submission is by e-mail,
uweek@u.washington.edu
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writenow@u.washington.edu
Nancy Wick is a graduate of the University of Missouri, and spent
six years at a daily newspaper in Indiana before moving to Seattle. She has been
at the UW since 1984, working part time as assistant editor until assuming the editorship
in 2000. She earned a doctorate in Speech Communication from the UW in 1997.
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kellep@u.washington.edu
Peter Kelley is the assistant editor of University
Week and a part-time media representative for the College of Education.
A former staff member who completed his degree through the Tuition Exemption Program,
he spent 15 years as a writer, editor and columnist in small-town daily newspapers
in Washington and Idaho before returning to the UW in 2004.
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kenfine@u.washington.edu
A developer at the UW since 2000, Ken Fine designs and builds the Web sites and
content management systems which drive UW News' online presence at
uwnews.org and uweek.org. His professional
interests include machine-mediated communities, programming, relational data systems,
information science, interactive media, and the challenge of insanely great design.
He earned a Fine Arts degree from the University of Washington School of Art, and
probably also deserves a degree from the Daily of the
University of Washington, where he twice served as editor-in-chief.
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Health Sciences: 206-221-5744
mrule@u.washington.edu
Marsha Rule is the Health Sciences editor of University Week.
She joined the UW in 2000 as a writer and editor at Harborview Medical Center and
has been a writer and editor for Health Sciences/UW Medicine News, Community Relations
& Marketing since 2005. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri and
Columbia University.
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mlevin@u.washington.edu
Mary Levin is a graduate of Central Washington University with a BA in Art and Photography.
She earned an MFA in Photography at the UW in 1982. Mary has been working as a photographer
since 1984 for University Photography. Prior to working at the UW Mary taught photography
part-time at Bellevue Community College and Highline Community College.
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Media relations officers in the Office of News and Information
and Health Sciences/UW Medicine News, Community Relations & Marketing often
contribute to University Week. They include:
News & Information
Joel Schwarz
Vince Stricherz
Sandra Hines
Catherine O’Donnell
Bob Roseth
Hannah Hickey
Health Sciences/UW Medicine News, Community Relations & Marketing
Brian Donohue
Bobbi Nodell
Claire Dietz
Clare Hagerty
Clare McClean
Elizabeth Lowry
Justin Reedy
Leila Gray
Steve Butler
We stand on the shoulders of giants. Thanks and acknowledgements to the following
developers and product teams, whose work helped build a solid foundation for uwnews.org,
uweek.org, and other University of Washington News Web sites.
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