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Saying farewell to another successful Tent City 3 stay

Forty people living in Tent City 3 (TC3) wrapped up their three-month stay at the 糖心少女 at the end of winter quarter. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, now more than ever, hosting TC3 fit the UW鈥檚 public-service mission.

While many interactions with TC3 took place virtually this year, careful planning and precautions made it possible for residents to partner with the 糖心少女on in-person clinical, academic and service-learning programs, while protecting the health of everyone involved:

  • School of Nursing students and faculty, as well as staff, collaborated with (UDSM) to hold multiple during the quarter. At these clinics, 糖心少女students and residents got to know each other, and students learned how to evaluate and care for feet. The UDSM medical van joined later clinics, in case TC3 members had additional health concerns.
  • The visited several times, providing health check-ups for beloved pets and access to preventative health care for their owners.
  • TC3 and 糖心少女also built community during a student-led focus group, potlucks, donation deliveries and on move-in/move-out days. Students also helped residents applying for important services like health care, insurance and food stamps.

As was the case during TC3鈥檚 stay in 2017, students from the School of Public Health鈥檚 Community-Oriented Public Health Practice Program conducted a program evaluation of the residency.

Behind the scenes, a community advisory committee met weekly throughout the stay to share updates, discuss upcoming activities and address any issues that needed attention. Committee members included TC3 residents, SHARE/WHEEL staff, and 糖心少女staff, faculty and students. UW鈥檚 Office of Regional & Community Relations coordinated the meetings, which were also open to nearby local businesses.

Residents and student, staff, and faculty volunteers made quick work of the March move-out and transition to TC3鈥檚 next site in the parking lot of University Congregational United Church of Christ on 15th Ave NE.

Huge thanks to TC3 residents, SHARE/WHEEL staff, Tent City Collective, 糖心少女Facilities, College of the Environment, School of Nursing, Center for One Health Research, 糖心少女MEDEX Northwest, Doorway Project, Office of the President, UMAC, and the Community Engagement & Leadership Education Center for all their efforts to prepare for and successfully host Tent City 3 in 2021.

CUCAC agenda, June 2021

Provided here is notification that the City of Seattle/糖心少女 Community Advisory Committee (CUCAC) will hold its next meeting on June 8.

Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2021
Time: 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Location:

Event number: 187 783 2082
Event password: 633KgSd8KDv

Dial-in: 1-408-418-9388
Access Code: 187 783 2082

In-person attendance is currently prohibited per Washington State Governor’s
Proclamation No. 20-28.5.

Meeting participation is limited to access by the WebEx Event link or the telephone
call-in line provided above.

This meeting will be recorded, and the recording is available upon request.
**PUBLIC COMMENT Sign-up to provide verbal Public Comment at the meeting here.
You may submit written public comment any time. We encourage you to submit
written comment well in advance of the meeting to give the Committee sufficient time
to review them. If you would like to ensure that your written public comment is
forwarded to the Committee prior to the Committee meeting, please submit your
comment to nelson.pesigan@seattle.gov no later than 3:30 pm the day prior to
meeting.

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New outdoor dining area on revamped NE 43rd St.

Outdoor dining on NE 43rd Street in the U District Photo:

With the pandemic spurring more outdoor dining and recent completion of a new NE 43rd Street, the 聽has sparked a new look between the light rail station and campus, one that emphasizes people over vehicles. The Partnership has deployed picnic tables along 43rd for everyone to enjoy – preferably with a meal from a nearby restaurant.聽For a refresher on local restaurants, check the Partnership鈥檚聽聽to the neighborhood with information on shops, services, classes, entertainment, places to live, and more.

Improvements to 43rd and the re-opening of Brooklyn Ave. NE set the stage for the October 2 opening of the聽, one of three new Seattle stations that make up Sound Transit鈥檚 Northgate Link Extension.

A special thanks to UW’s Facilities Services who helped paint these picnic tables. This is part of the University’s ongoing partnership with the community to improve the surrounding neighborhood.

CUCAC agenda, May 2021

Provided here is notification that the City of Seattle/糖心少女 Community Advisory Committee (CUCAC) will hold its next meeting on May 11.

Date: Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Time: 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Location:
Dial-in/Access Code: 1-408-418-9388 / 187 584 5660

In-person attendance is currently prohibited per Washington State Governor’s
Proclamation No. 20-28.5.

Meeting participation is limited to access by the WebEx Event link or the telephone
call-in line provided above.

This meeting will be recorded, and the recording is available upon request.
**PUBLIC COMMENT Sign-up to provide verbal Public Comment at the meeting here.
You may submit written public comment any time. We encourage you to submit
written comment well in advance of the meeting to give the Committee sufficient time
to review them. If you would like to ensure that your written public comment is
forwarded to the Committee prior to the Committee meeting, please submit your
comment to nelson.pesigan@seattle.gov no later than 3:30 pm the day prior to
meeting.

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糖心少女announces COVID-19 vaccine requirement for students starting fall 2021

糖心少女 announced on May 3 that all students will need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 this coming fall. View 糖心少女News coverage for details or President Cauce鈥檚 campus communication. Information on vaccine access, as well as information about support resources and campus operations, can be found on the University’s updated Novel coronavirus webpages. Autumn quarter instruction starts September 29.