Real Stories. Real Impact.
Discover the people, programs, events and ideas shaping the future of learning and our community at UW Continuum College.
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How Your High Schooler Can Set Themselves Apart in the College Application Process (ParentMap)
September 22, 2021
Leslie Rome, the director of the UW Youth & Teen Programs her tips on how high school students can use university enrichment programs to help set themselves apart during the college application process.
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“Two women continue to help me be a better person.” (Christensen Institute – Who You Know)
May 03, 2021
Rovy Branon discusses how he was fortunate to have two educators in his life that helped influence his career trajectory.
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A Virtuous Cycle: Driving Equity Through Financial Gifts in the Non-Credit Space (UNBOUND)
March 04, 2021
Discover how UW Continuum College scholarship programs put professional certificate programs in reach of underserved segments of our community.
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11 UW certificates — and Counting (University of Washington Magazine)
March 01, 2021
Ed Jones has completed more UWPCE certificate programs than anyone else, and he’s busy working on his next one.
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Is the 60-Year Curriculum the Future of Learning? (Next Avenue)
December 03, 2020
Why some folks say: Goodbye, lifelong learning and hello, "long life learning."
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60 Years of Higher Ed — Really? (The New York Times)
October 10, 2019
The idea that college education is over after four years, or even eight or 12 is so — yesterday.
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The 60-Year Curriculum
October 01, 2019
A guide to case studies and other relevant content that benefits continuing education leaders and instructors, students and news media.
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Bringing Fun Into Engineering
October 03, 2016
Professor Wei-Chih Wang inspires high school students in UW Youth & Teen Programs to flourish by discovering engineering and design solutions for themselves.