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Getting Involved |
HCI & Design at the University of Washington |
The DUB mailing lists are the primary channel for DUB announcements. They are for faculty, students, researchers, and industry partners with an interest in Human Computer Interaction & Design at the University of Washington.
We prefer you subscribe using your official email address (i.e., not a personal email). University of Washington addresses are approved most quickly, and posting is similarly restricted.
In addition to joining the main list, join any additional appropriate lists.
The weekly DUB seminar is the primary gathering point for the DUB community. The seminar features talks from researchers, practitioners, and our own DUB community. All members of the DUB community are welcome and encouraged to attend the weekly DUB seminar. Seminars during the academic year often attract 100 to 120 people, beginning with socializing and then the talk.
[The DUB mailing lists]({{ site.baseurl }}/gettinginvolved.html#tab_mailing_lists) are used for seminar announcements.
[The DUB calendar]({{ site.baseurl }}/calendar.html) presents upcoming speakers, topics, and locations.
With speaker permission, videos of DUB seminar talks are posted to [the DUB calendar]({{ site.baseurl }}/calendar.html) and the DUB Vimeo channel.
The seminar can also be taken for credit.
We encourage the DUB community to include DUB in their presentations, posters, papers, and other materials.
DUB branding is never intended to compete with another brand (e.g., department, research lab, company). The strength of DUB is that it brings together people from many different perspectives. Our logo therefore intentionally does not resemble the logo of a typical department. It instead conveys that DUB emerges from our coming together.
This page aims to provide high-quality images of the DUB logo for inclusion in your materials. We would prefer to keep a small number of high-quality images in use among the DUB community. If there is a combination or size you would like that is not already here, please ask for it to be added. Please do not create images that introduce new colors, stretch or outline the logo, or reorganize "DESIGN USE BUILD".
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DUB is not an academic department, so prospective students join DUB by joining a department or program that participates in the University of Washington's Human Computer Interaction & Design community.
Doctoral students involved in DUB come from a variety of programs across the University of Washington. Students must apply and be accepted to one of the individual DUB departments. However, it is common to see students working with faculty from across the units involved in DUB, common to see joint advising by faculty in multiple departments, and common to see thesis committees comprising faculty from multiple departments. There are also many collaborative student research projects across departments.
Please see the individual pages for each of the associated Ph.D. programs:
If you are unsure which program is the right fit for you, please talk directly with the departments.
You can also apply to multiple programs. The important thing is to come join us!
DUB faculty collaborate in leadership of the Master of Human-Computer Interaction + Design (MHCI+D) program. This brings together together DUB's cross-campus perspectives in Human Computer Interaction & Design education.
Departments in the DUB community also continue to offer their high-quality graduate programs that go more in-depth in the specific fields. The demand is high for all of these competitive, world-class programs.
If you are unsure which program is the right fit for you, please talk directly with the departments.
You can also apply to multiple programs. The important thing is to come join us!