Contagious passion: The 2026 Gates Volunteer Service Award recipients
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Jodi Green and Mike Halperin are the 2026 recipients of the Gates Volunteer Service Award (https://uw.edu/giving/recognition/gates-volunteer-service-award), given annually by the University of Washington and UW Foundation Board to honor individuals whose enduring contributions of time, service and philanthropy encourage others to do the same. Green and Halperin have been leaders in launching and strengthening dozens of UW initiatives and programs, from CoMotion Labs (https://comotion.uw.edu) to the Be Boundless Campaign (https://uw.edu/giving/be-boundless-campaign) and the Innovation Roundtable.
Hear UW President Robert J. Jones, Vice Provost Ed Taylor, UW Medicine CEO Dr. Timothy H. Dellit and others attest to Green and Halperin’s vision, selfless commitment to service, contagious passion and deep involvement in both the University and the community.
The video also introduces Alejo Rico-Guevara, the Walt Halperin Endowed Assistant Professor in Biology and curator of ornithology at the Burke Museum (https://www.burkemuseum.org), who applauds Green and Halperin’s advocacy across the UW. The endowed professorship is named for Mike's father, who was a UW professor for 35 years.
Jodi Green and Mike Halperin are the 2026 recipients of the Gates Volunteer Service Award (https://uw.edu/giving/recognition/gates-volunteer-service-award), given annually by the University of Washington and UW Foundation Board to honor individuals whose enduring contributions of time, service and philanthropy encourage others to do the same. Green and Halperin have been leaders in launching and strengthening dozens of UW initiatives and programs, from CoMotion Labs (https://comotion.uw.edu) to the Be Boundless Campaign (https://uw.edu/giving/be-boundless-campaign) and the Innovation Roundtable.
Hear UW President Robert J. Jones, Vice Provost Ed Taylor, UW Medicine CEO Dr. Timothy H. Dellit and others attest to Green and Halperin’s vision, selfless commitment to service, contagious passion and deep involvement in both the University and the community.
The video also introduces Alejo Rico-Guevara, the Walt Halperin Endowed Assistant Professor in Biology and curator of ornithology at the Burke Museum (https://www.burkemuseum.org), who applauds Green and Halperin’s advocacy across the UW. The endowed professorship is named for Mike's father, who was a UW professor for 35 years.