Any UW undergraduate can earn various general education credits and fulfill experiential learning requirements and/or departmental requirements across the seven summer programs highlighted below. These unique learning adventures are curated by Honors to ensure interdisciplinary connections but are not exclusive to students pursuing their degrees with Honors.
Read moreStudents interested in graduate studies in the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education are encouraged to attend an information session sponsored by IRT. The session is geared toward students who are first-generation and come from historically underrepresented communities.
Read moreFANTASTIC JOBS & INTERNSHIPS FOR ALL UW STUDENTS!
What: 39th Annual Diversity Career Fair
When: Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Where: UW (Seattle) – Husky Union Building (HUB) Ballroom
Time: 5:30-8:30PM
All Majors (Business, Engineering, Liberal Arts & the Sciences)
All Class Levels (Freshman- PhD)
Dress: Business Casual
Participating Companies: https://www.nsbeuw.com/list-of-participating-employers
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Are you looking for a way to get more involved with a meaningful experience in your last year at the University of Washington? Apply to join Mortar Board!
Founded in 1909, Mortar Board is the oldest continuing honor society on the UW campus.
Greece Summer 2020 Study Abroad
Hosted by: Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece and the American College of Greece.
— June 23 to August 17, 2020 – ($6,495) —
The program brings students face-to-face with the extraordinary history, culture and stunning scenery of Greece, while studying Roma (“Gypsy”) communities in Athens.
FISH 497A Special Topics: Ecological Research in Alaska
B Term, July 15 – August 15 (tentative dates; will overlap with A Term but students with interest should attend info session and ask about start date flex)
5 credits
Live and work in an active field research station
Conduct hands-on research in pristine, thriving, coastal Alaska watersheds
Work with renowned faculty Ray Hilborn, Tom Quinn, and Daniel Schindler
INFO SESSION: Tuesday February 4, 4:30pm in FSH 213
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 5pm, February 14
SUM2020 AK Salmon Program Application
Read moreThe School of Environmental and Forest Sciences (SEFS) is searching for a TA for ESRM 351, Wildlife Research Techniques during Spring 2020. The job posting with full details and the SEFS Application form can be found below.
Read morePacific Science Center and the Mercer Slough have started looking for seasonal help for spring and summer.
https://chj.tbe.taleo.net/chj04/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=PACSCI&cws=39&rid=1108
Interviews are starting in a few weeks. If anyone has any questions, they can reach out to me at stribble@pacsci.org or Holly Duskin at hduskin@pacsci.org
The UW Counseling Center is offering the following drop-in groups and workshops for Winter Quarter 2020.
Registration is not required and all sessions are FREE. Please visit the Counseling Center’s Eventplore Page for more information.
Need help pitching a project or an idea? Looking for ways to stand out? Wondering if you’re going in the right direction?
SEBA is excited to announce our first of two pitch clinics preceding the 2020 Science and Technology Showcase event.