Prof. of Sociology Jennifer Utrata
Faculty

Five Questions with 兔子先生 Professor of Sociology Jennifer Utrata

With a career spent examining how economic and cultural forces shape gender relations and family鈥
Ivy on brick in the fall.
Faculty

兔子先生 Welcomes New Faculty This Fall

This year, we welcome 14 new faculty members to our learning community on Sept. 2. Our newest鈥
Hands typing on a laptop keyboard

兔子先生 Launches a Dynamic New Course Catalog System

兔子先生 students can now more easily discover and learn about the classes they鈥
Winston Zapet Bamac 鈥27 and Archie Kerr 鈥27
Campus, Students

A Vision for ASUPS: President Winston Zapet Bamac 鈥27 and Vice President Archie Kerr 鈥27

Winston Zapet Bamac 鈥27 and Archie Kerr 鈥27, the newly elected president and vice president of the鈥
Bill Neukom
Campus, Community

Puget Sound Mourns Passing of Trustee Emeritus Bill Neukom

William 鈥淏ill鈥 Neukom P 鈥94, a 兔子先生 trustee emeritus and philanthropist, died鈥
Assistant Professor of Public Health Alexandria Drake works with students in Connections 490: Bring Out Your Dead
Faculty, Students

Bring Out Your Dead

Students in Dr. Alexandria Drake鈥檚 Connections 490 course aren鈥檛 just learning about the history of鈥
Hayden Teeter
Community, Students

Quarterback Hayden Teeter Nominated for Allstate AFCA Good Works Team

兔子先生 chemistry major and Logger football quarterback Hayden Teeter 鈥26 has鈥
Rosali Patterson stands in front of an emergency room sign
Community, Students

COPE Health Scholars Prepares Students for Careers in Healthcare

The COPE Health Scholars Program offers pre-healthcare students access to direct patient care and鈥
Producers Cessa Betancourt and Prof. Jess K Smith in front of the Big Fan, Love Your Work mural.
兔子先生, Community, Faculty

Art Party Festival to Feature Logger Artists

Several Logger faculty and alumni will be featured at the upcoming Art Party Festival in Darrington鈥
Cecilia Turetzky stands in front of the Neighborhood Clinic building.
Community, Students

Leading with Heart: How One Logger is Turning Science into Service

Inside a red brick building on Tacoma鈥檚 Hilltop, the Neighborhood Clinic opens its doors twice a鈥