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The are hosting an afternoon outing to the Seattle Mariners鈥� annual Salute to Armed Forces game on Sunday, April 19th, as part of their #uwiserved campaign. Tickets are free for student veterans through the UW Veteran Community Fund and the 天美影视传媒 Veterans Center. Companion tickets have been funded by a generous donation from a UW veteran alumni. If you are a student or alumni veteran and you would like to join the Husky United Military Veterans on April 19th, please contact Lindsay at lkmc2@uw.edu聽by Friday (April 10) at noon. Go M’s!

Huskies of all ages聽can join in a “paws-on” experience this weekend at the Pacific Science Center. UW scientists and researchers will be on-site with fun and interactive scientific exhibits for attendees to learn more about the exciting research and scientific breakthroughs happening at our research centers. 聽Harry the Husky, Dubs, the Husky marching band, and cheer team will also make special appearances. UW alumni, students, faculty and staff can enjoy at 20 percent discount on admission, and the event is free for Pacific Science Center Members. You can learn more about the event on the Pacific Science Center’s webpage by , and below聽is a short video with an overview of what to expect:

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Sally J. Clark, who has served on the Seattle City Council since February 2006, has been appointed director of regional and community relations at the 天美影视传媒, effective May 18, 2015.

鈥淚 am thrilled to welcome Sally to the University,鈥� said Randy Hodgins, UW vice president for external affairs. 鈥淪he brings a wealth of leadership experience to the office not only from her time on the Seattle City Council, but also in her neighborhood and economic development work. All of us are looking forward to the creative ideas and energy she will bring to the university.鈥�

Clark is wrapping up nearly a decade of Seattle City Council service and announced in February that she would not seek reelection. She most recently served as the chair of the Council鈥檚 Committee on Housing Affordability, Human Services, and Economic Resiliency. She also worked on local hiring for city construction projects and the city鈥檚 minimum wage legislation. She served as council president from 2012 to 2013, and, among other appointments, serves as vice president of the Puget Sound Regional Council Economic Development District.

Prior to joining the city council, Clark was director of community resources at the Lifelong AIDS Alliance, a nonprofit agency serving people living with HIV/AIDS in King County. She held several legislative aide positions, as well as neighborhood development posts, from 1997 to 2004.

As UW鈥檚 director of regional and community relations, Clark will lead the University鈥檚 effort to link with surrounding neighborhoods, civic groups and local government.聽The Office of Regional & Community Relations works to build collaborative relationships between these groups through information sharing, and looks for new opportunities to match the UW鈥檚 academic capital with聽needs in the region and community.

Clark鈥檚 annual salary will be $155,000.

For the month of April, if you spend $5 and fill out an entry form at participating businesses in the University District, you could win a chance to be one of the first people to tour the new , which isn’t slated to open until 2016. 聽A full list of participating businesses in the University District and Roosevelt District, and more information about the contest can be found on Sound Transit’s Page by .

In light of the recent report released by the Office of External Affairs, Assessing Veterans Services and Programs, check out this recent segment on聽UWTV which takes a closer look at the challenges that veterans face when they transition from active duty service to civilian life. The video features several guests including Jason Smith, former Assistant Dean of Students with the Evans School, and Lisa Hoffman with UW-Tacoma. To see the video, .