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Senate adopts resolution honoring University of Washington President Anna Marie Cauce
Summary
The Senate adopted Senate Resolution 8625 to honor Anna Marie Cauce for her service as president of the University of Washington; the resolution passed by voice vote.
The Washington State Senate adopted Senate Resolution 8625 on March 3 to honor Anna Marie Cauce for her service as president of the University of Washington.
The secretary read a lengthy resolution outlining Cauce's academic career, leadership roles, awards and service. Senators from both parties offered remarks praising Cauce's mentorship, expansion of medical and mental-health programs, and engagement with students and communities.
Senator Valdez moved adoption and described Cauce as a "pioneer," noting her decades of service and role advancing access to higher education. Senator Solomon, speaking from the floor, thanked Cauce for meeting with the legislature's Jewish caucus to discuss campus safety concerns. Multiple other senators described personal interactions and highlighted Cauce's advocacy for students and higher-education innovation.
Nut graf: The Senate adopted the resolution by voice vote after multiple senators gave remarks; the presiding officer then recognized Anna Marie Cauce in the gallery.
Ending note: The resolution text and the unanimous floor remarks acknowledged Cauce's leadership and service to the University of Washington and the state.
