The National Science Foundation has awarded a $700,000 grant to Dr. Ander Erickson to study how college students use online resources in "gateway" mathematics courses.
UW Tacoma joins with UW campuses in Seattle and Bothell to mark Juneteenth on June 19, 2021.
Her mother, her family, herself – these three things inspired Paola Jean Caguiat Chua to pursue a degree in biomedical sciences. Along the way, she helped define the first-gen experience for future generations of students at UW Tacoma.
As a pragmatic person, Sarah Abruzzini has learned lessons both in and out of the classroom. Her degree in biomedical sciences fulfills her interest in mysteries and in being challenged.
For Earth Day, students, faculty and staff from all three UW campuses reflect on what it means to be sustainable during a pandemic.
Kirsten Hargett chose to study biomedical sciences because she wanted to stretch herself.
For the past year, math professor Jennifer Quinn has been writing a blog about teaching mathematics and living during the pandemic.
UW Tacoma alumna Joy Chang served as a medic in the army, an emergency room nurse at Tacoma General and now works as a nurse practitioner in a private practice.
We are pleased to introduce 12 faculty members who have recently joined the UW Tacoma community.
A year ago at this time, none of us would have imagined the role that technology and virtual environments would play in our lives and especially in our learning environments.
