READING THE ELWHA: TRACING THE DYNAMICS OF LANDSCAPE CHANGELARCH 498A/598A_SUMMER 2012 B TERM_4 CREDITS
ONE WEEK FIELD COURSE IN THE ELWHA RIVER WATERSHED _ JULY 23-27INFORMATION MEETING: Monday, April 30th @ 1230pm in Gould 208J – architecture main office (see attachment)
THERE IS A LIMIT OF FIFTEEN (15) SPACES, so be sure and go to the information meeting. 

2012 Northwest Sierra Student Coalition’s Summer Training Program (NW SPROG) 

What is SPROG? SPROG is a youth (generally ages15-30) summer camp focused on environmental leadership and organizing. 

When is SPROG? June 24th to July 1st 

Where is SPROG?  

First Year Programs is currently seeking applicants for the position of Student Coordinator.
The Student Coordinator in the Office of First Year Programs (FYP) functions administratively and programmatically in support of all transitional programs for which the office is responsible.  

Monday, May 21, 2:30-4:20, Allen Auditorium, Suzzallo Library
 

 
 
 
The Garden (2008)
The fourteen-acre community garden at 41st and Alameda in South Central Los Angeles is the largest of its kind in the United States. 

UW awards six Husky Green Awards for 2012

Special congrats to former PoE instructor (ENVIR 480: Sustainability Studio) Justin Hellier! 

Project Title: Networking the old-fashioned way: Maximizing the presence of an environmental non-profit at outreach events
Cooperating Organization: Washington Wild
Short Summary: Washington Wild attends at least 15 outreach events annually, with the majority of these events occurring between May-September.   

Conservation Remix: Saturday, June 2, 2012. [For more information about this event]
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Adviser note: unpaid internship, but it would definitely be possible for credit. Ask Joe or Stanley if you have questions!
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Original posting: http://www.naturevision.org/internships/
Nature Vision Internship
Summer 2012
Nature Vision is a non-profit environmental education organization founded in 2003 based in Woodinville, WA. 

Peer TA for Environmental Studies 100: Interdisciplinary Foundations
The Program on the Environment is currently accepting applications for 3 peer TA positions for the autumn quarter 2012 offering of ENVIR 100: Environmental Studies 100: Interdisciplinary Foundations. 

The Career Center is hiring students to work in our office for the 2012-2013 academic year.   Candidates can be work-study or hourly.  Interested students should apply online through HuskyJobs – http://careers.washington.edu/HuskyJobs/Students.