Language Matters: How to Talk about Native Nations from the Native Governance Center

WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2021 AT 4:30 PM EDT – 5:30 PM EDT

Language Matters: How to Talk about Native Nations

Are you interested in taking action to support Native nations? Do you ever feel hesitant when searching for the right language to use to talk about Indian Country? 

Diversity Courses – College of the Environment

Check out the link below for undergraduate courses offered or co-listed within the College of the Environment focused on topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion within the context of environmental science and studies. 

Two spots available in the Wildlands Studies Colorado Program. Join the April 6 information session

Learn about the Summer 2021 Colorado Program at 5pm Pacific Time on Tuesday, April 6th! Interested students should apply now.

Student Information Sessions
April 6, 2021 @5PM Pacific Time
April 13, 2021 @5PM Pacific Time
Meeting ID: 594 029 6230
Passcode: 2j1G16
Register for Info Session
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Adam Dillon
MS in Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation PHD CANDIDATE in Ecology
LEAD INSTRUCTOR:
Colorado and Channel Islands
Adam is a wildlife ecologist and conservation scientist whose research interests lie in carnivore conservation, island ecology, population dynamics and invasive species. 

Summer School travel Scholarships

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
My colleagues from the Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research (OCCR) informed you already about our Bachelor Summer School “Confronting Climate Change – from Science to Policy” (2 – 13 August 2021, Bern, Switzerland). 

Summer Sustainability Trip to Costa Rica

Sustainable Action Costa Rica
July 31 – August 8, 2021
Costa Rica has achieved renown for its environmental policy, often in the spotlight for its efforts towards carbon neutrality and conservation. 

Job Announcement for UW Botanic Gardens

UW Botanic Gardens has an outstanding opportunity for a Rare Plant Care Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator. This position oversees the rare plant-monitoring program, a citizen science program involving 200 volunteers statewide, and performs programmatic coordination and research activities for the UW Botanic Gardens’ Rare Plant Care & Conservation Program (Rare Care). 

FieldNotes Author Interest Meeting

Are you an undergrad interested in publishing your research, or your experience doing research here at UW? Or are you interested in science communication and learning more about the publishing process? 

Odegaard Writing & Research Center Now Hiring Peer Tutors for 2021-2022

The Odegaard Writing & Research Center (OWRC) is now hiring for multiple hourly peer tutor positions beginning Fall Quarter 2021 and continuing through Spring Quarter 2022. If you know someone who might be both interested in and qualified to apply for work as a peer writing tutor at the OWRC, please feel free to share the following link to our application (https://depts.washington.edu/owrc/hiring). 

Student Board Application

Enhance your global leadership at the University of Washington: Apply for the FIUTS Student Board!
The FIUTS Student Board is a year-long learning and leadership experience that amplifies the organization’s mission of international understanding, supports programs, and represents the diversity of the UW. 

April Scholarship Events & Opportunities

APRIL SCHOLARSHIP EVENTS
Scholarship workshop for EOP students
Join us for the winter quarter OMSFA/EOP Scholarship Workshop! During this session, we’ll focus on preparing for globally focused scholarships. We’ll highlight opportunities you can participate in as an undergrad and after you graduate.