ASUW Student Health Consortium

Happy May everyone! We're excited to have you join us for our first salsa meeting of the month. Come hone your skills and learn some new moves before our social that's coming NEXT SATURDAY on May 18th.

If you're new to Salsa club, this is also a great time to use your free first drop-in and give it a try.

Come see DUBS!
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. / HUB Lawn North

Our favorite furry friend will be visiting us! Come see DUBS, take some pictures, and give him a high five. A line may form, so try to arrive earlier in the hour to make sure you can get your time with DUBS.

Scan the QR code or visit our linktree to see the full wellness week schedule on our website.

Come eat lunch with OSHR outside tomorrow from 12-2pm on the HUB lawn ✨lots of snacks provided!✨. We're excited to meet you and see y'all again.

It's time! The 2024 ASUW elections are open. Make your voice heard and invest your vote in a student government you'll be proud of.

Do you like pizza? Do you love free pizza and other food? Stop by the Commuter Transfer Commons tomorrow 12pm-2pm on the HUB's first floor to check out our connection challenge, eat, and have some fun.

Vote next week please 🥺. April 15-April 17th for ASUW Board of Directors.

Reminder! ASUW Elections are coming up April 15-April 17th. Follow ! AND FOLLOW TOO IF YOU'RE NOT YET (we're so close to 1000)!

More memes to come :)

Come hang out and eat lunch with OSHR and ASUW Senate this Tuesday April 2nd in HUB 238 from 12pm-2pm. We can talk Senate 👩🏾‍⚖️, student health❤️‍🩹, school 🏫, leadership opportunities 🏋🏼‍♂️, or whatever ✨. RSVP so we can make sure we have enough food for everyone. All students are welcome, senators and non-senators!

Our last RSO Spotlight of the quarter goes to Students for Global Health! Join them on Wednesdays in PAA to hone your global health lens on current issues.

Here are some helpful communities, opportunities, resources, if you're a Black Pre-health student. Please reach out to or if you're interested in more resources.

Tomorrow in Madrona 311, REP and OSHR will be hosting a grocery fare for HFS residents at 6 pm. Come grab actual groceries! And learn about how to shop for and select nutritious foods and meals. We'll also share resources to address food equity and food justice and provide additional pointers on accessing affordable nutrition .

Racism, past, present, and future, causes racial health disparities. Seattle and King County have a history of redlining, oppression, and discrimination that still has lasting consequences today for Black communities as well as all of us. It’s important to recognize the systemic and racist roots of today’s health disparities in order to be a part of equity and effective interventions