Ana Mari Cauce

Sep 14, 2024 | magazine.washington.edu | Ana Mari Cauce

Just over 38 years ago, I arrived at the University of Washington in Seattle as a young assistant professor of psychology. I was deciding between multiple job offers, but I was irresistibly drawn to the UW, where the beautiful campus framing picture-perfect vistas of Mount Rainier complemented an academic culture grounded in service and collaboration. This was a place where great things were possible.

Mar 12, 2024 | elsevier.com | Ana Mari Cauce

Over the last few months, there has been a great deal of debate about what role universities should play vis-à-vis our society at large. One school of thought draws from the Kalven Report(opens in new tab/window), published by the University of Chicago in 1967, when protests against the Vietnam War were erupting on campuses across the US.

Dec 14, 2023 | seattletimes.com | Frank A. Blethen |Ana Mari Cauce

The Pacific Northwest is a special place. From the Indigenous tribes who first inhabited this land, to the generations of innovators attracted by the opportunities here, our region is defined by a can-do spirit, grounded in innovation, adventure and collaboration. We are undaunted by the winter rains or the wild beauty of our geography. In the Pacific Northwest, we put on our rain boots and we go out to meet the challenges we face — together.

Aug 28, 2023 | magazine.washington.edu | Ana Mari Cauce

Serving as a convener means that we can bring diverse stakeholders together in service of shared goals, like leading innovative collaborations that leverage the strengths of community members, faculty, students and the public and private sectors.

May 26, 2023 | washington.edu | Ana Mari Cauce

Office of the President This month, as we celebrate National Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, our community is coming together to honor the outstanding and wide-ranging impact that our Asian American and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students, faculty, staff and alumni contribute to our University and the public we serve.