University of Washington Television

American educational television service

Not to be confused with KCTS-TV, an educational channel spun-off from the University of Washington in 1987.

Television channel

University of Washington Television

Country| United States
Headquarters| Seattle, Washington
Programming
Language(s)| English
Ownership
Owner| University of Washington Board of Regents
History
Launched| 1994; 30 years ago (1994)
Closed| December 31, 2016; 7 years ago (2016-12-31)
Links
Website| uwtv.org

University of Washington Television (UWTV) is an educational television service from the University of Washington (UW), originating from Seattle. Through online and mobile distribution formats, UWTV serves as an ambassador to the scholarship, discoveries and breakthrough science of the nation's top-ranked public research university, and also showcases campus culture, from sports to student activities. Programs are available online through video on demand and podcasting at uwtv.org, as well as YouTube and iTunes U.

## History

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Since its inception as a linear cable television channel in 1994, UWTV has received numerous regional and national awards for excellence in production and programming content created by UWTV's on-campus television professionals. By 2000 the station was available by cable in several cities.[1][2]

In 1999 YES-TV operated by the Yakima Valley Technical Skills Center, created a new $1.2 million studio and entered an agreement to have its programs broadcast by UWTV.[3]

In 2000 UWTV, which had been available via cable in much of the state for a decade, began broadcasting over cable in Tacoma.[1] December 31, 2016, UWTV discontinued its linear cable television channel, preferring to focus on its website distribution and continued video production for the UW and surrounding community.[4]

As of January 1, 2017, the University of Washington ended the television broadcast of UWTV.

## Programs

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In 2000, The News Tribune reported that the bulk of the channel's programming was broadcasts of lectures and seminars.[1] It televised major events at the University, such as the 2008 appearance of the Dalai Lama.[5]

The first live video from the sea floor of the Strait of Juan de Fuca was broadcast by UWTV in 2005, showing a live view of the 700 °F (371 °C) geothermal heated waters under study by UW oceanographers John Delaney and Deborah Kelley, as part of the Visions 2005 expedition.[6][7]

## Awards

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UWTV, Patrick Witt, Greg Young, and Kathy Medak, were nominated for a Northwest Emmy Award for a one-time sports special, "Husky Softball: A Championship Journey.[8]

In 2017, UWTV, Cara Podenski, Eric Chudler, and Lionel Flynn won a Northwest Emmy Award for "BrainWorks: Exercise and the Brain" in the Health/Science program category.[9] in 2023, UWTV, Cara Podenski, Eric Chudler and Dave Ris won a Northwest Regional Emmy Award for the program, "BrainWorks – Vision and the Brain".[10]

## Note

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1. ^ a b c Kremer, Lisa (May 19, 2000). "UWTV gets local cable spot AT&T adds award-winning station to city lineup". The News Tribune. Retrieved April 4, 2018.
2. ^ "Falcon Cable Offers Peek at UWTV". Yakima Herald-Republic. July 16, 1999.
3. ^ Pohlig, Coleen (November 2, 1999). "YES-TV Goes Through UW Channels -- UWTV partnership offers programming for viewers, programs for student learning". Yakima Herald-Republic. ProQuest 372079410.
4. ^ "Sad to see UWTV leave television | HeraldNet.com". HeraldNet.com. December 26, 2016. Retrieved April 20, 2018.
5. ^ Tu, Janet (March 23, 2008). "Tibetan's appeal transcends politics, religion: 153,000 to attend | Compassion is focus of free, 5-day event". The Dalai Lama in Seattle. Seattle Times. ProQuest 385349669.
6. ^ Doughton, Sandi (September 28, 2005), "Live video broadcast to feature seafloor off Washington coast", The Seattle Times
7. ^ Visions 2005, University of Washington, 2005
8. ^ Nominations and Recipients; 2011 - 48th Annual Emmy Awards (Microsoft Word), Northwest Emmy Awards, 2011
9. ^ Nominations and Recipients; 2017 - 54th Annual Emmy Awards (Microsoft Word), Northwest Emmy Awards, 2017
10. ^ "Eric Chudler's BrainWorks receives a 2023 Northwest Emmy® Award". UW Bioengineering. May 2, 2023. Archived from the original on February 22, 2024.

## External links

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* Official website

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Broadcast television in the Puget Sound region

This region includes the following cities: Seattle/Tacoma/Everett/Olympia, Washington
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Full power|

* KOMO-TV 4 (.1 ABC, .2 Comet, .3 Charge!)
* KING-TV 5 (.1 NBC, .2 Crime, .3 Quest, .4 The365, .5 QVC2)
* KIRO-TV 7 (.1 CBS, .2 Cozi, .3 Laff, .4 TMD)
* KCTS-TV 9 (.1 PBS, .2 Kids, .3 Create, .4 World)
* KSTW 11 (.1 Ind., .2 Start, .3 Fave, .4 Dabl, .5 Start, .6 HSN)
* KCPQ 13 (.1 Fox, .2 Court, .3 Mystery, .4 Buzzr, .5 Fox WX)
* KONG 16 (.1 Ind., .2 Crime, .3 Quest)
* KTBW-TV 20 (.1 TBN, .2 Merit, .3 Inspire, .4 Smile, .5 Positiv)
* KZJO 22 (.1 MNTV, .2 Fox, .3 ANT, .5 Nosey)
* KBTC-TV 28 / KCKA 15 (.1 PBS, .2 NHK, .3 FNX, .4 TVW)
* KWPX-TV 33 (.1 Ion, .2 Court, .3 Bounce, .4 Grit, .5 Ion+, .6 Scripps, .7 JTV, .8 QVC)
* KFFV 44 (.1 MeTV, .2 Movies!, .3 H&I, .4 Catchy, .5 MeTV+, .6 Story, .7 MeToons, .12 ads)
* KUNS-TV 51 (.1 CW, .2 TBD, .3 Nest)
* KWDK 56 (.1 Daystar, .2 DS Español, .3 Reflections)

Low power|

* KYMU-LD 6 (.1 Estrella, .3 NewsNet, .4 [Blank], .5 Heartland)
* K08OU-D 8 (.1 3ABN, .3 D2D, .4 3ABN Latino, .5 3ABN Radio, .7 Radio74)
* KQAH-LD 10 (.1 AMGTV, .2 AWE, .3 Ace, .4 Diya, .5 JTV, .6 Mainstreet)
* KRUM-LD 24 (.3 Ind., .4 Ind.)
* KUSE-LD 46 (.1 Visión Latina, .2 [blank], .3 Sonlife, .4 LC, .5 Oxygen, .6 LX, .7 Outlaw, .8 ShopHQ)

Outlying areas|

| Bellingham|

* KVOS-TV 12 (.1 UNI, .2 Movies!, .3 MeTV, .4 Catchy, .5 Start, .6 MeTV+, .7 Story, .8 H&I, .9 MeToons)
* KBCB 24 (.1 TCT, .2 SBN, .3 Newsmax2, .4 LC)
* K24IC-D 28 (.1 PBS, .2 NHK, .3 FNX, .4 TVW)

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Port Angeles|

* K30FL-D 7 (.1 CBS, .2 Cozi, .3 Laff, .4 TMD)

ATSC 3.0|

* KUNS-TV (4.1 ABC, 7.1 CBS, 51.1 CW)
* KONG (5.1 NBC, 13.1 Fox, 16.1 Ind., 22.1 MNTV)

Cable|

* Root Sports Northwest
* SCAN
* Seattle Channel

Defunct|

* KPEC 56 (NET)
* ResearchChannel
* UWTV (now online-only)

See also
British Columbia TV
Portland TV
Spokane TV

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University of Washington

Located in: Seattle, Washington – Founded: 1861

Schools|

* Arts and Sciences
* Art + Art History + Design
* Drama
* International Studies
* Built Environments
* Business
* Dentistry
* Education
* Engineering
* Computer Science and Engineering
* Environment
* Graduate School
* Information
* Law
* Medicine
* Nursing
* Pharmacy
* Public Health
* Public Policy and Governance
* Social Work

| Departments|

* Bioengineering
* Continuum College
* Geography
* Global Health

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Athletics|

| Teams|

* Baseball
* Men's basketball
* Women's basketball
* Crew
* Football
* Seasons
* Bowls
* QBs
* NFL Draft
* Conibear Shellhouse
* Softball
* Men's soccer
* Women's soccer
* Women's volleyball

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Venues|

* Husky Stadium
* Hec Edmundson Pavilion
* Husky Ballpark

Other|

* Apple Cup
* Fewing Cup
* Dubs
* Harry the Husky
* Hendrix the Husky

Campus|

* Benson Hall
* Condon Hall
* Denny Hall
* Drumheller Fountain
* Gerberding Hall
* Hill-Crest Mansion
* Husky Union Building
* Odegaard Undergraduate Library
* Off the Rez
* Planetarium
* Jones Playhouse
* Meany Hall
* Quad
* Red Square
* Suzzallo Library
* Sylvan Grove Theater and Columns
* Magnuson Health Sciences Center
* William H. Gates Hall
* UW Tower

| Museums|

* Burke Museum
* Henry Art Gallery

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Media|

* KEXP-FM/Seattle
* KEXC/Alameda, CA
* KUOW-FM/Seattle
* KUOW/Tumwater–Olympia
* University of Washington Television

People|

* Alumni
* Faculty
* University presidents
* Board of Regents

Research|

* Center for Neurotechnology
* Clean Energy Institute
* COASST
* Friday Harbor Laboratories
* Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
* International Arctic Buoy Program
* Manastash Ridge Observatory
* Manastash Ridge Radar
* NeuroNames
* Rosetta@home
* Theodor Jacobsen Observatory
* University of Washington Medical Center
* Virtual Planetary Laboratory

Student life|

* Associated Students
* "Bow Down to Washington"
* GPSS
* Housing
* Husky Marching Band
* The Daily of the University of Washington

Campuses|

* Seattle (Main)
* Bothell
* Tacoma
* North Sound (cancelled)

Miscellaneous|

* History
* DeFunis v. Odegaard
* 2001 firebombing incident
* 2024 occupation protest
* Transition School and Early Entrance Program
* UW Academy for Young Scholars

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