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Archive: UW|360 Season 5: Episode 4

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Channel: UW Video · 2015 · Education

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UW 360 hosted by Carolyn Douglas is a magazine show that features stories about the University of Washington. Stories from this episode:

- Meet UW nurse Deborah Lester and hear about her work with Adara Development and its mission to provide healthcare and educational support to children in remote areas of Uganda.

- Learn about the Dawg Tags program which promotes and recognizes academic excellence by Husky student athletes.

- Find out how seniors with disabilities can improve their quality of life with the help of a UW study.

- Get a special behind-the-scenes look at the beautiful UW Seattle campus architecture with Associate Professor Kathryn Rogers Merlino.

- UW Medicine's director of rhinology and endoscopic skull base surgery, Dr. Greg Davis, performs a sinus surgery on a special patient - Vip, a Woodland Park Zoo silverback gorilla.


Deborah Lester, nurse, UW Medicine
Hau'oli Kikaha, linebacker, UW football
Lesle Gallimore, coach, UW women's soccer
Megan Kufeld, goalie, UW women's soccer
Kim Durand, associate athletic director for student development, UW
Chris Petersen, coach, UW football
Nikki Bagli, wellness coach, UW Enhanced Wellness Program
Ivan Molton, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and assistant professor, UW Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
Healthy Aging Rehabilitation and Research Training Center
Kathryn Rogers Merlino, associate professor, UW Department of Architecture
David Miller, department chair, UW Department of Architecture
Vip, gorilla, Woodland Park Zoo
Darin Collins, director of animal health, Woodland Park Zoo
Dr. Greg Davis, director of rhinology and endoscopic skull base surgery, UW Medicine

1/29/2015

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