BE Exploration Landscape Architecture Summer Program
July 5-29, 2011
Applications are due Wednesday, June 1, 2011.
BE Exploration Landscape Architecture Summer Program is an exciting summer experience for individuals seeking a better understanding of the Landscape Architecture profession. 

Gain Valuable Experience
Growing Sector of the Economy
Paid Full-Time Summer Internships
Deadline is May 20, 2011 

7 positions available in the Seattle area. For more information, click here.
Job ID: 2011-1378# Positions: 7Location: US-WA-SeattleCategory: Marketingmore information about this job:
Overview:
Zipcar, the world’s largest car-sharing company, is looking to add new talent to our team. 

UW Libraries Research Award – $1000

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The $1,000 awards are given in three categories: Senior Thesis, Senior Non-Thesis and Non-Senior.
Projects completed in Spring Quarter 2010 through Spring Quarter 2011 are eligible. 

Employer Conversations:  Successful Interviews
Thursday, April 28
4:30-6:30pm, Smith 205
Don’t miss your opportunity to hear straight from our panel of employer representatives – from New York Life, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Hertz Corporation andFactSet Research Systems  – how to best handle yourself during the interview process.  

*Counts towards Human & Social Dimensions, Bioregional, or Fieldwork* 

Hello Fellow Huskies!Would you like to help freshmen make the transition into college that you once went through? Husky Mentors is a registered student organization (RSO) at the University of Washington that connects incoming freshmen and transfer students with upperclassmen mentors Mentors and mentees are paired according to academic and extracurricular interests, and mentors will act as a resource and a friendly face for their peer mentees through the summer and fall.As a Husky Mentor you will volunteer during the upcoming schools year to help freshmen and transfer students make the transition into college life.  

Town Hall Seattle will be hosting Paul Gilding, author of The Great Disruption. Paul will be discussing the now unavoidable consequences of climate change and the challenges humanity will face. But in the face of such great challenges Paul envisions it will bring out the best of us: compassion, innovation, resilience and adaptability. 

Saimiri Foundation is a grassroots organization based in Osa Peninsula, in southern Costa Rica.  Our organization aims to preserve primates in Osa Peninsula through science, habitat restoration, education and the promotion of alternatives for the local people.  

Please join us at Edmonds Community College where 1) their Facility Director will give us a review of the conservation measures they have implememnted at the College and 2) you will learn about all of the continuing education opportunities that various colleges offer throughout the Pacific NW.