Passionate about Arctic Studies? If you are interested specifically in climate change and issues surrounding the arctic, this might be a good course for you. 

INNER PIPELINE SEMINARS SPRING QUARTER
Have some space in your spring quarter schedule? Want to spend some time outside of the classroom and in your community working with K-12 students? 
With registration underway, enrolling in an Inner Pipeline seminar for spring quarter may be a great fit! 

The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies is the premier environmental teaching and research program in the Middle East, preparing future Arab and Jewish leaders to cooperatively solve the region’s environmental challenges. 

The Student Conservation Association (SCA) SCA is America’s #1 conservation service organization seeks two qualified applicants to lead, educate, and inspire high school students for the Seattle and WA National Parks Summer Crew Programs.  

PoE Lunch: Upcoming, Thursday February 21st, PoE T.A. Jason Scullion: “Tales from the front: My year studying deforestation and…

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Join us this Thursday for an on-the-ground look at the staggering threats to one of the last great tropical rain forests of the world, and a passionate account of the potential solutions that Jason is working towards. 

Final information sessionFriday, 2/22 3:00 ~ 5:00 pmPoE Commons – ACC 012
Come hear more about this fabulous and long-running exploration seminar run by Ursula Valdez and Tim Billo. This is your last chance to get your questions answered in person and see photos from this amazing corner of the world. 

Looking for a great course for Spring?  Interested in Environmental Modeling?  Don’t have advanced mathematics?  Check this course out!   

Need a new course to make your Spring Quarter outstanding?  Check out these great opportunities we have here in PoE!  Don’t miss it! Sign up for one today!   

Need a fieldwork, bioregional or human and social perspective credit?  This is YOUR class!  Get out of the classroom three Saturdays this coming quarter and learn about how ‘stuff’ is grown! 

Need an Honors Class?  Try the 2 credit honors seminar about climate policy and environmental advocacy!!