Did you know that…
… the PoE commons (012 Wallace Hall) is available for student use for quiet study and group projects?  There are even alcoves for you to use that have whiteboards!  

The College of the Environment is partnering with Housing and Food Services to offer a new residential community for students interested in sustainability and the environment locatedin the brand new LEED-certified residence hall, Poplar Hall. 

The annual UW Seattle Spring Career Fair is being held from 3-7pm on Thursday, April 14th, 2011 in Hec Ed Pavilion.
 More than 100 employers will be in attendance –
·         Over 80% of registered organizations indicated at the point of registration that they’re looking for full-time entry-level hires! 

Green Corps’ Field School for Environmental Organizing trains college graduates to run environmental campaigns, starting by building a core group of activists and finishing by convincing decision-makers to pass laws, change policies and create reforms to protect our environment.  

Round River Student Study Abroad Programs are field-based, authentic experiences that offer the opportunity for small groups of students to become part of our efforts, and work alongside Round River’s conservation biologists and our local community partners. 

The internship with Terra Forma Education (TFE) is designed for those wishing to increase their experience in the field of environmental education. The intern will be immersed in the workings of a cutting edge summer day camp program. 

Fund For The Public Interest is a national nonprofit organization working to increase the visibility, membership and political power of the nation’s leading environmental and progressive groups.
The Fund was launched in 1982 to develop campaigns and technologies to engage Americans in public interest advocacy efforts. 

Located on Bainbridge Island, near Seattle in Washington State, IslandWood is a unique 255-acre outdoor learning center designed to provide exceptional learning experiences and inspire life-long environmental and community stewardship.

Internships available: http://islandwood.org/about/support/volunteer/interns-1/interns
Graduate program available: http://islandwood.org/graduate_program 

The Student Conservation Association (SCA) is the nation’s leading provider of expense-paid internships and service opportunities in parks, forests, historic sites and urban communities in all 50 states.
Founded in 1957, we have over 55,000 alumni and offer positions in over 50 academic majors and at least sites across the U.S.