UAA Advising has a job posting up for our new Student Associates, some will start this summer and some will start in the fall. If you know of any great students that might like to become a part of The Center for Undergraduate Advising, Diversity, and Student Success, please refer them to the job posting in Husky Jobs. 

What better way to celebrate Earth Day AND the weekend by taking in a movie with your friends? Join SEED for this showing of Tapped, a documentary on the bottled water industry’s effects on climate change, health, pollution, and oil dependence. 

UW is participating in the Earth Day Network’s Billion Acts of Green University Challenge. Please submit your act of green below.
Submit your pledge today at: http://f2.washington.edu/oess/act-green 

The student organization, College Greens at UW, is holding its 2nd annual film/speaker series dedicated to issues of environmental and social justice.
Thursday, April 28th – “The Economics of Happiness” A documentary that concerns localization movements, climate change and community resiliency. 

[event] Common Spaces NW

Common Spaces Northwest began from an idea: what sort of incredible fusion of prowess and flowering of community can happen if we just got people together to talk? 

Seeking Artwork, Recipes, and Stories 
Contribute your voice and creativity to the 2nd edition of CAGJ’s publication, “Our Food, Our Right: Recipes for Food Justice” 
What is “Our Food, Our Right”?  

PoE’s own Christina Heinlen, was a member of the ‘Voltaic’ team, which won the grand prize at this year’s Environmental Innovation Challenge! Congratulations!
Christina is a double major with PoE and Business. 

New Directions in Global Business: What does it take to make REAL change?
May 3, Tuesday
Kane Hall 210
6:00 pm, open seating
6:30 – 8:30 pm, Panel presentation
Pre registration requested to secure a seat. 

ART+AGRICULTURE 
The event is the second in a series presenting information and inspiration about food and food production. 
This program, on Urban Farming, will feature author and farmer Novella Carpenter, along with topical performance by okanomodé (a.k.a. 

Internship Description
This intern will work directly with the Seattle outreach coordinator and other staff to assist with all outreach and organizing duties in Seattle and possibly additional western Washington communities.