Congratulations Leah Litwak for being recognized as an inaugural Husky100‬ leader!
The Husky 100 recognizes outstanding students on all three University of Washington campuses who are making the most of their time in college and exhibiting leadership, passion and drive. 

The Environmental Leadership Scholarship recognizes the outstanding achievements, leadership skills, and potential of students pursuing a future in the environmental field. Two Environmental Leadership Scholarships of $1,000 each will be awarded to two students in the major who demonstrate a passion for environmental studies, integrative thought and action in their academics and activities, and a vision of how they hope to make a positive difference in the world. 

The UW Recycling Office has an opening for a part-time student Waste Diversion Coordinator. This position could begin as early as June 13, 2016 and continue for the duration of the 2017 academic school year. 

Environmental Studies student Ava Holmes has a passion for fashion, sustainability and conserving the Peruvian rainforest. Ava founded a company, A-Dot Productions, working with local and international designers to produce events that highlight eco-fashion, mentor fashion entrepreneurs and strive for resourceful ways for the fashion industry to become more sustainable, reduce its waste, and benefit the environment. 

Getting ready to register for Autumn courses? Check out Environmental Studies offerings! Registration begins on May 6.
Environmental Studies Courses
ENVIR 100: Introduction to Environmental Studies – Great course for exploring environmental majors. 

Environmental Studies is pleased to announce changes to the B.A. degree requirements, effective Autumn 2016.
Students currently in the major are encouraged to meet with the adviser to find out how these changes might affect them. 

Earth Week is coming up next week, with Earth Day on Friday, April 22. Don’t miss out!
The main event will be the Earth Day celebration on Red Square on April 22 from 10a – 2p, featuring exhibitors – including student groups, academic units and community partners – along with music, speakers, sustainable food samples and more. 

Thinking about taking Summer courses? Check out Environmental Studies offerings. Registration starts April 11!
Environmental Studies Courses
ENVIR 100: Introduction to Environmental Studies – Great course for exploring environmental majors. Learn about environmental issues in a local and global context. 

Interested in promoting waste reduction and working with businesses and the community to do so? Check out this seasonal position (May and June) at Recology, shared by two Environmental Studies alums who work there and would love to have students from this program apply! 

Environmental Studies’ instructor Dr. Beth Wheat is seeking paid interns for her farm this summer. Environmental Studies students are highly encouraged to apply for this hands-on, paid opportunity!
SkyRoot Farm Summer Internship
SkyRoot Farm has been approved by the State of Washington to host (2) official farm interns on our farm this summer!