Alumni

Young alumni unite

One by one, dozens of die-hard Dawg fans file onto a charter bus bound for Oregon. These fired-up members of the Young Tyee Club live and breathe purple and gold.

In the stands at Autzen Stadium, they went wild — over and over — as the Huskies trounced the Ducks 70–21.

“Witnessing a victory like that with fellow Husky friends, new and old — it was a day I’ll never forget,” says Andy Palmer, who joined the club after graduation in 2012 and now supports it as a volunteer leader.

In addition to connecting with new alumni, the Young Tyee Club is a growing force of philanthropy for Husky Athletics, supporting a scholarship fund that helps the University provide a world-class education to student-athletes.

The club is open to any UW fan between the ages of 22 and 30 who gives $50 or more per year to Husky Athletics.

“I feel really good about giving back to UW,” Andy says. “It’s meaningful, and it’s a ton of fun!”

To learn more and join, go to uwtyeeclub.org, click on Tyee Experience then Young Tyee Club, or contact Assistant Director of Advancement Bobby Weigand at rweigand@uw.edu.

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