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Undergraduate advising team & resources

The undergraduate advising team is here to help with any questions you have about your degree. Contact the undergraduate advisers by scheduling an appointment or emailing meadvise@uw.edu.

Kendra Burdett

Kendra Burdett
Assistant Director of Academic Services
206-616-5844
meadvise@uw.edu
MEB 143B

Kei Hattori

Kei Hattori
Academic Counselor
206-685-0908
meadvise@uw.edu
MEB 148

 

Forms

  • Graduation Petition Form
    To request a substitution of any departmental or college requirement
  • 499H Research Permission Form
  • Special Projects Registration Form
    For ME 299/499
  • Course Conflict Registration Form
    • Use this form to register for a course with a time conflict
    • Instructions:
      • Register for the more essential course (whatever is likely to fill first or a class outside of our department).
      • Request permission from both instructors. If the conflict is under an hour, verbal or email consent is all you need. If the conflict is over an hour, they will both need to sign your form.
      • Request an entry code for the second class you'd like to add by contacting a departmental adviser. This code will need to be added onto your form.
      • When the form is complete, you take it to 225 Schmitz Hall and they will register you.

Advising resources

BSME distribution list

BSMENEWS is an email distribution list for all undergraduate Mechanical Engineering students. It is a news list to keep students informed of current events in the Department such as student society meetings, seminars, ME intramural sports, class registration, and program changes.

Engineer-in-Training Certificate

The State of Washington Board of Registration offers the Engineering in Training (aka Fundamentals of Engineering) Exam, which is a computer-based exam that is administered year-round. For more information visit the Board of Registered Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors site. 

Scholarships

The College of Engineering and the Department of Mechanical Engineering offer a limited number of academic and need based scholarships. The scholarship applications open at designated points in the year, and funds are awarded annually. Visit the College of Engineering scholarship website for more information.

The Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards (OMSFA) provides UW students with information about merit based awards and offers workshops on how to search and apply for scholarships.