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City of Kent (Parks) Is Hiring for the Green Kent Partnership!
City of Kent (Parks) Is Hiring for the Green Kent Partnership!
Here’s the link to the official position title (Green Kent Partnership Temporary):
Community, Environment and Planning (CEP) cordially invites you the event Inspire My Generation on April 11th at 6:30pm. Doors open at 6:00pm in Gould Hall room 322.
Jake Ducey, a 21 year old published author and non-profit owner is excited to share his story about his 6-month journey around the world to find life’s purpose.
Come, listen, participate and be inspired! When you purchase your ticket you are also invited to the after party in Gould Court. Food, beverages, and LIVE music along with an opportunity to mingle and explore ideas with Jake himself!
Purchase your ticket fast! We are expecting quite a turn out.
Again, this event includes INSPIRATION, MUSIC, FOOD, BEVERAGES… can it get any better? Only if YOU attend!
Also, know that you are supporting CEP with your ticket purchase!
HERE IS THE LINK TO THE CONVIO WEBSITE WHERE YOU CAN PURCHASE YOUR TICKET:
Thank you for your support and energy!
For more information about our speaker, Jake, check out his website at jakeducey.com
[internship]: Social media promotion for films about community gardening
Interested in food systems? Community gardening? Social media advertising/promotion? Event planning?
UW Anthropology Professor Ann Anagnost is looking for a motivated student to assist with promotion of a mini-film festival for amateurs for the American Community Gardening Association Meetings at the UW in August 2013.
Possible option to earn service learning credit for spring quarter.
contact: Professor Ann Anagnost: anagnost@uw.edu
Tilth Producers of Washington is Hiring!
Check out this latest posting with Tilth Producers of Washington for a Program Coordinator position! Application due on March 27th.
“A Forest Year” video
Need a quiet moment at the start of finals week? Hit the link above for a timelapse video of a forest over one year.
Nature Vision is a non-profit environmental education organization founded in 2003 based in Woodinville, WA. Our mission is to foster citizen appreciation and stewardship of our environment through integration of school, community, and nature education. Nature Vision (NV) serves over 44,000 students annually, more than many nature centers in our area. In 2010, the NV team received the Michael Mercer Water Conservation Educator Award with partners for our work on the Sammamish Watershed Festival. NV was also honored with the 2007-2008 Environmental Education Association of Washington’s (EEAW) Award for Organizational Excellence.
Internship description
Duties include but are not limited to:
- Aiding naturalists with presenting environmental education programs to: summer camps, schools, libraries, and other groups from the Nature Vision menu of programs. Training is provided. Most of programs will be in Redmond area.
- Prep and clean-up of materials for camps and presentations
- Office projects as needed by staff
Start Date: 6/17/13, negotiable depending on school needs
End Date: 8/30/13 or earlier depending on school needs
Hours: 15-30 a week, unpaid
Minimum Qualifications:
- Working on bachelor’s degree or experience in Education, Interpretation, Environmental Science or a related field; combination of education and experience which demonstrates the ability to work in the field and in classrooms with groups of students. Must be a US Citizen and able to read, speak, and write the English language clearly.
- Special Requirements: Must possess a valid Washington State Drivers’ License and own vehicle to drive to field sites. May need to occasionally lift objects up to 50 lbs.
To apply: Please email cover letter and resume to Ginny Ballard gsanchez@naturevision.org
Nature Vision
Brightwater Center
22509 State Route 9 Southeast
Woodinville, WA 98072
PoE Lost and Found LAST CHANCE!
This is your last chance to come claim your missing items from PoE. On the last day of winter quarter (March 22), all of the items will be donated or thrown away.
1. A paid of leopard print, bejeweled glasses
2. A paisley pashmina
3. UW standard lab coat (size small) with accompanying goggles
4. A navy blue Puma jacket
5. Disc 2 of Sex and the City
6. A CD with Windows 7 on it
7. A phone charger
8. Missing keys (found February 2012)
9. Black iPod with headphones
10. A black canteen water bottle
Stop by Wallace Hall and pick up your missing treasures TODAY!
Seattle Audubon’s elementary education program Finding Urban Nature is searching for enthusiastic volunteers from local universities. The University of Washington’s commitment to service and sustainability aligns with Seattle Audubon’s goal to cultivate and lead a community that values and protects birds and the natural environment.Check out the cool opportunities!