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== Meetings (admitted UW graduate students) == If you have been admitted to UW in Communication, Human-Centered Design & Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, the Information School, or any other department really, I'd love to talk with you! If you don't fulfill the criteria I listed above, that means I very likely did not participate in the review of your application. However, it ''does not'' mean I will not work with you at some point in the future, teach classes that you might take, or help you try to develop and frame your research as a graduate student at UW. And of course, If you've been admitted to other good programs, I would also love to try to convince you to come to UW. I love UW and I love Seattle and I would love to tell you why.
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