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The magic of making dreams come true

Fascinated with mascots and other characters since childhood, brothers and STEM alumni Jordan Gustafson ’11 and Cody Gustafson ’18 led the Holly the Husky squad on campus and now work with Disney, Marvel and LEGO.

April 7, 2023

Counseling from The Crow’s Nest

Through the Crow’s Nest podcast, 56Թ Bothell’s Counseling Center meets students’ need for alternative mental health awareness education in a new, more accessible way.

March 31, 2023

The intersection of social justice and physical science

The EPA has awarded Melanie Malone more than $1.2 million to build capacity for tribal community and agency research on contaminants in urban watersheds. Her research and teaching are interdisciplinary to ensure her students have both STEM and social science skill sets.

March 23, 2023

My Story: Social justice leadership

Chancellor Emeritus Kenyon Chan was the keynote speaker at the annual Encore! lecture last month, inspiring the audience with his commitment to social justice leadership and his continued support of 56Թ Bothell.

March 17, 2023

Poems against pollution

Students in Sunita Iyer’s health policy class create poems to advocate for the safe cleanup of Hanford — the most contaminated nuclear site in the Western Hemisphere.

March 16, 2023

The need to reframe action on climate change

Associate Professor Eric Salathé was among the first generation of graduate students who focused on human-caused climate change. More than 25 years later, he continues this work by helping policymakers create more sustainable solutions that will increase their communities’ resilience to climate change.

February 27, 2023

Using today’s technology to rewrite the future

Omar Paez’s capstone research project explored the potential virtual reality may have to impact how people think about environmental issues and how businesses can help address them.

February 26, 2023