UW 360: Season 7, Episode 4 - Highlights

This episode of UW 360, hosted by Carolyn Douglas, delves into diverse stories showcasing the University of Washington's innovation and impact. Originally aired on June 5, 2017, the Emmy-award winning news magazine features the following segments:

• Technology and Poetry: Explore an innovative art form where technology intersects with poetry, featuring Amaranth Borsuk from UW Bothell's Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences program.
• "Talking" Objects: Discover how UW researchers, including Vikram Iyer and Anran Wang, are working to embed interactive capabilities into everyday objects like t-shirts and posters.
• Seattle's Minimum Wage: UW students, including Riddhi Mehta-Neugebauer and Rod Palmquist, analyze the effects of the $15 minimum wage on the Seattle area. The SeaTac & Seattle Minimum Wage History Project at the Labor Archives of Washington is a key resource.
• Parkinson's Disease Relief: Learn about the latest advancements in neurological treatments for Parkinson's Disease at UW, with insights from neurologist Bruce Ransom, neurosurgeon Andrew Ko, and A.R.N.P. Courtney Weaver, featuring patient Suzanne Taitingfong's experience.
• Log Rolling Revival: Witness the resurgence of log rolling on the UW campus, guided by aquatics & safety manager Justin Berry, and featuring students Benny Swedberg and Elizabeth Guilford.

Featured Individuals: The episode includes perspectives from faculty, students, and community members involved in these impactful projects.

Resources:

• Labor Archives of Washington
• UW 360 Series