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Are you a student looking for ways to get involved but don’t know what to do? 

Marie Curatolo – Peer TA in ENVIR 100
Recently I emailed our Peer TAs to learn more about their work as Teaching Assistants leading their own sections in ENVIR 100. This is Marie Curatolo’s response is after the jump. 

Full job post here

Job Announcement 
Parks, Recreation & Community ServicesParks Planning and DevelopmentTemporary Employment Opportunity
Green Kent Partnership Temporary (1 Position Available)
Hours:        30 hours per week
Salary:       $12.00 – $15.00 per hour depending on experience
Open:         May 16, 2011       
Closes:       May 27, 2011 
Duties:
Assist staff and volunteers in environmental restoration including, but not limited to, recognizing invasive weeds and demonstrating the proper removal.  

The Program on the Environment Student Success Fund provides funding to Environmental Studies majors to support student learning.  Typically, these funds are awarded towards transportation expenses, equipment or conference attendance fees associated with an environmentally related project.  

The application to be a 2011 Dawg Daze Volunteer is now live. Help welcome the freshmen class at the University of Washington’s official welcome week for new students! 
Benefits include a free t-shirt, free food, access to all Dawg Daze events, and easy volunteer hours for your resume!  

Register Now!Innovation in Cleantech + Market Opportunity = Solutions for the Planet 
ENVIR 450, ENGR 498, ENTRE 490/579
Fall Quarter 2011 (2credits)
Tuesdays 4:00-5:50 pm, Mary Gates Hall 389
Instructor: Deborah Hagen-Lukens, dlhagen@uw.edu
For registration information contact: Pam Tufts, ptufts@uw.edu. 

Who We Are
Stewardship Partners is a 501©(3) non-profit conservation organization that helps private landowners restore and preserve the natural landscapes of Washington State.  Our projects restore fish and wildlife habitat, improve water quality, protect open space, and “green up” the built environment while maintaining working landscapes of farms, forestland, and livable communities throughout the State.