First Generation Students: Campus Resources

Library Resources

What is a thesis or dissertation?
How do I print? How much does it cost?
- For Cascadia students, printing is a pre-paid service. For UWB students, printing is a fee-for-print service. Learn more in the library guide for printing.
How do I check out equipment, like laptops and Wifi hotspots?
- For UWB students, checking out laptops is under the jurisdiction of the Student Technology Fee committee through the Library Laptop Circulation Program.
- For Cascadia students, equipment (including media equipment), can be checked out via Computing Services.

Library Destress activities
- The UWB/CC Library offers ways for students to manage stress during a busy time. Late Night Study events, snacks, crafts, and affirmations--keep an eye out for these events during midterms and finals week(s)!
The Husky Pantry (UWB) and Kodiak Cave (Cascadia) are both food resources for people experiencing food insecurity and offer grocery staples and hygiene products free of charge.
HaWRC (Health and Wellness Resource Center), serving both UWB and CC students, is a one-stop hub connecting students with on-campus and community resources to help you thrive.
The Whole U is a holistic wellness program that holds wellness-related events, provides on-demand workout classes and wellness talks as well as virtual, synchronous, and in-person options, and tips and resources for students managing their whole selves. Anyone with a HuskyNetID can access the Whole U.

The Counseling Center staff provides various services to meet the needs of students, parents, faculty, and staff. The Counseling Center offers confidential, short-term mental health counseling to enrolled UWB and Cascadia students free of charge.
The Violence Prevention & Advocacy (VPA) office offers advocacy services to all UW Bothell and Cascadia College students impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, sexual harassment, and related experiences. This resource is free and available to currently enrolled UWB and Cascadia College students.

The UWB Career center can help you with your job search, whether through networking at Career Fairs, resume and cover letter review, interview preparation, or more.
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