The Well KEPT Program is a summer youth employment program offered through the Natural Resource Division of the Parks & Community Services Department. We are hiring two Well KEPT Program Supervisors to manage the group of teens this summer. 

Reminder: PoE Interview workshop next week – RSVP required

Follow the link for details on this event. You must RSVP to attend. 

We have an outstanding opportunity for a part-time (50% FTE), temporary (Autumn Quarter 2012) Teaching Assistant. This position will provide teaching support for the graduate course, PB AF 597 Role of Scientific Information in Environmental Decisions course. 

OneEnergy Renewables™, a developer of utility-scale clean energy projects and active participant in environmental markets, seeks one or more paid summer interns in Seattle to support its efforts to develop large scale clean power projects. 

The Summer Institute on Sustainability and Energy (SISE) at the University of Illinois at Chicago is an intense interdisciplinary program for graduate and senior-level undergraduate students. From August 9-17, participants from diverse academic backgrounds will be immersed in a broad spectrum of sustainability and energy related topics: policy, economics, health, science, engineering, environment, urban planning, business, and entrepreneurship. 

Atmospheric Sciences weekly seminar presents, 

Join us for an informal talk by Dave on “Climate Change and Global Biodiversity” (see abstract below) on Monday, May 14th at noon in the Program on the Environment Commons (Wallace Hall 012).   

[internship] – National Parks Service Internship in the North Cascades

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Sightline seeks a motivated, organized, and self-starting data geek for a summer internship regarding data for traffic and transportation in the PNW. You must be able to demonstrate strong academic credentials, meticulous attention to detail, excellent data analysis skills, experience with spreadsheet software, a passion for simplifying complex data into a clear and understandable story, and a commitment to a sustainable Northwest. 

CUH Graduate Student Poster Session
Are you interested in learning about what the UW ecological restoration and horticulture graduate students have been up to?  Join us for the annual UWBG Graduate Student Poster Exhibit at the Elizabeth C.