The student organization, College Greens UW, is holding its 2nd annual three-part film/speaker series dedicated to issues of environmental and social justice. The first event (with The Economics of Happiness and speaker Joanna Wright) was a great success and we’re excited about the next two! 

Autumn Quarter 2011 Time Schedule:http://www.washington.edu/students/timeschd/AUT2011/
Autumn Quarter 2011 Registration Dates (begins April 18, 2011):http://www.washington.edu/students/reg/priorau11.html
Please review environmental studies major or minor requirements: Major: http://depts.washington.edu/poeweb/students/requirements.html Minor: http://depts.washington.edu/poeweb/students/es_minor.html
Autumn Quarter 2011 Perspectives & Experiences lists are now updated:http://depts.washington.edu/poeweb/students/perspexp.html
ENVIR 490 (pre-capstone seminar): For students who will beginning the capstone series (490-491-492), we are offering the pre-capstone seminar in Autumn 2011.  

North and East King County Job Fair 

Why have Tibetans become environmentalists? How do Tibetan conceptions of nature differ from Western ones? The UW Program on the Environment presents Shielding the Mountains, a narrative on the Tibetan environmental culture and conservation movements, that illustrates these questions and explores the necessity behind protecting our precious environments. 

INTERNSHIP IN CONSERVATION BIOLOGY AND MARINE ECOLOGY
Want to gain valuable research experience?Contemplating working for a non-profit after graduation? 
Interested in marine conservation?
The Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST) is seeking 3-4 undergraduate students to assist with data entry and management, volunteer recruitment, tracking, training and communication for 2-3 college credits.   

ENVIR 480: Sustainability StudioTransportation & Sustainability on Campus
Fall 2011Tu & Th 1:30-2:50, Fr 1:30-3:20
A 5-credit course focused on transportation & sustainability on the UW Campus, centered around a quarter-long team project.  

(Senior) Program Associate with the Udall Foundation 

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from: greeneconomypost.com:

A growing number of graduates and working professionals want to use their business careers to make a difference in social and environmental issues. Unfortunately these professionals are increasingly faced with the reality that there simply aren’t enough corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability titles to go around.  

ENVIR 100 – the first class in the series of ‘core classes’ required for the Environmental Studies major: you know it; you love it. We are looking for applicants to be peer TAs for ENVIR 100 for autumn quarter 2011. 

Check out the Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards Website at: https://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/scholar/.  We encourage all environmental studies students to look into these.  Remember, people can’t even consider giving you a scholarship if you don’t even apply!