Dawg Daze Leaders provide programming and logistical support for all Welcome Week events, and act as UW ambassadors to ensure this is a memorable and enjoyable experience for all students.

Network Leaders currate community around shared co-curricular interest in order to support a first-year student in their transition to the University of Washington.

These year-round positions are open to all currently-enrolled UW-Seattle Campus undergraduate students.

First-year Interest Group (FIG) Leaders welcome, teach and support a class of first-year students in a First-year Interest Group course.

Orientation Leaders are energetic, motivated, and hard-working undergraduates who alongside academic advisers and other UW staff to ensure that Advising and Orientation programs are informative and fun.

Dawg Daze Leadership Council serves as the student voice of Dawg Daze. The students of this Council aim to make sure that students are having a relevant and high impact Dawg Daze experience.

Transfer Ambassadors (TAs) are current transfer students who help new transfer students in their transition to the UW campus. TAs help throughout the academic year and summer at various events and programs.

The Student Assistant (SA) position interacts daily with newly admitted students, their parents, University administrators, faculty, and staff. 

The Student Assistant (SA) position interacts daily with newly admitted students, their parents, University administrators, faculty, and staff. 

Contact us to determine if an opportunity exists to collaborate!