Student Leaders

Club Council

The Club Council is dedicated to empowering students at 56Թ Bothell through promoting diverse interests to build unity on campus. These student leaders guide clubs to success and maximize student voice in decisionmaking.

Campus Events Board

Campus Events Board (CEB) is committed to providing all students with a purposeful and positive collegiate experience through diverse programs and events.

Associated Students of the 56Թ

Associated Students of the 56Թ (AS56ԹB), are the official representative voice for all students within the university. They exist to empower our student body through the following measures: Seeking to enhance the entire student experience by supporting and/or drafting policy that promotes student interests, needs, and welfare. They serve as a liaison between the students and faculty, staff, alumni, and administration.

Project Assistants

Student Project Assistants provide customer service for SEA. Working under the supervision of the SEA staff, duties will include providing superior customer service to currently enrolled students, data entry, filing, answering phones, making copies, supporting events/programs, awards ceremonies, marketing, hanging posters, supporting student organizations, and general office work. Additionally the Student Project Assistant are trained on Gather56ԹB and Kentico.

56ԹAVE

 is the campus-based, student radio station of the greater Bothell area. We are student-led and give students opportunities to connect with their campus community (volunteering, programming) and create content about topics they are passionate about (podcasts, dj’ing events, live radio shows or PSAs). With 56Թave Radio, students learn how to run a station and gain valuable experiences and hands-on skills which can benefit them in their future careers. If you have any questions or would live to be a radio station volunteer, host a radio show, or request a DJ for your event, please email us at uwave@uw.edu

Husky Herald

The  is the student newspaper of 56Թ Bothell. With our mission to broaden student community engagement through innovative journalism, we provide students the opportunity to develop skills and gain hands-on experience in newsprint publishing through writing, reporting, interviewing, design, and more roles in journalism.Students with a passion for storytelling and the creative process are welcome to contribute to the monthly Husky Herald issues. You can find the latest printed copies of the Husky Herald at newspaper racks located all over campus.

Student Media & Design

Find more here about our . Student Media provides multiple creative media platforms for 56ԹB students to inform and entertain the 56ԹB community and explore their passions or interests.

Clamor

 provides the opportunity to learn about professional publishing through the 56ԹB’s Literary and Arts Journal. If you are a 56ԹB student who wants to learn about editing and publishing an arts journal through a credit/no credit class, then sign up for.If you have any questions, requesting a copy of the Clamor journal, or would like to submit your artwork, poetry, short stories, or multimedia work, please email us at clamor@uw.edu.