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TA for ENVIR 100 FALL QUARTER
PoE is currently hiring for a TA for ENVIR 100 for Fall quarter.
ENVIR 100 is the gateway course to the Environmental Studies major and is the first in a 4-quarter series of classes required of all ENVIR majors and minors.
Interested in sustainability? Campus habitat for wildlife? Check out the above photos from PoE Alumni Jessica Kang (2012) who was able to make her team project from ENVIR 480: Sustainability Studio into a reality thanks to the Campus Sustainability Fund and SAGE.
Read moreSummer Perspectives and Experiences classes are now ready for your viewing pleasure! Please feel free to check it out here! As always, with any advising questions, please email poeadv@uw.edu as this is not an exhaustive list.
Read moreUnique and Exciting Opportunity to Serve as Peer Instructor with Program on the Environment and UW International Educational Outreach
Eight upper-level undergraduate students from diverse programs are sought to assist as Peer Instructors with students from Japan (Keio University) from August 1st-21st.
Make sure to get your FREE TICKETS to go see Ken Balcomb III on May 2 as he presents his research and experiences with Salish Sea orcas. To get complimentary student tickets, email Susan Bullerdick at coseeolc@uw.edu, or if not a student, purchase tickets at http://www.seattleaquarium.org/sound-conversations
Read moreCheck on the PoE Perspective and Experiences page to find out what credits this course counts for!
Read morePlastics in the Ocean - with Giora Proskurowski (UW Oceanography)
Plastics in the Ocean – with Giora Proskurowski (UW Oceanography)
On April 24, discover the impact of plastics on the world’s oceans with Giora Proskurowski from UW Oceanography.
While working on a research sailboat in the Pacific Ocean, UW Oceanography Research Scientist Giora Proskurowski observed water littered with confetti-size pieces of plastic debris, then the wind picked up and the particles disappeared.
A Humble Feast is a student-run “pop-up” restaurant in the Husky Den kitchen intended as an experimental laboratory for cooking whole-food affordable meals on a student budget as well as for farm-to-school food sourcing.
Read moreThe Interactive Theater as Pedagogy Project
Join Us!
The Interactive Theater as Pedagogy ProjectApril 23, 2013(3:00-5:00, HUB Rom. 250)Reception to followFREE admissionSpace is limited RSVP todaySee ITPP Flyer for more details.
The Interactive Theater as Pedagogy Project (ITPP) is a unique kind of Learning Community.