In early May, the UW announced the recipients of the inaugural Husky 100 award which recognizes 100 undergraduate and graduate students from the Bothell, Seattle and Tacoma campuses who are making a difference on campus and in their communities.
Several Husky 100 students are affiliated with OMA&D programs, as well as other diversity-related programs, organizations and activities throughout campus. Five of these students 鈥� Krittika D鈥橲ilva, David Inglish, Solana Rollolazo, Brian Tracey and Ashley Walls 鈥� were featured by the UW Daily in their special Husky 100 series. Each story can be found by clicking on the students鈥� names below.
Applicants were evaluated on how well they have demonstrated a discovery mindset, commitment to inclusive community, capacity for leadership and readiness for success after graduation throughout their Husky Experience.
The group was honored during a attended by President Ana Mari Cauce and Interim Provost Jerry Baldasty on May 16.
To meet the entire Husky 100, visit .
BS Bioengineering/BS Computer Engineering, 鈥�16
OMA&D Programs/Honors:
Early Identification Presidential Scholarship
BA Social Welfare, 鈥�16
OMA&D Programs/Honors:
UW Champions Program
BA Medical Anthropology & Global Health, 鈥�16
Diversity Minor
OMA&D Programs/Honors:
Kelly Ethnic Cultural Center
Initiative for Maximizing Student Diversity
Master of Marine and Environmental Affairs, 鈥�16
OMA&D Programs/Honors:
UW Diversity Council
BA Communication (Journalism), 鈥�16
Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies Minor
OMA&D Programs/Honors:
2016 Hunter Internship Merit Award
2015 Cooper Merit Award