The UW Youth Protection office is hosting a Youth Programs summer job fair next week! Below is the flyer for this event with an updated QR code that goes to their webpage with more information. 

Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) is March 31st every year. The College of the Environment is excited to announce an event tailored specifically to our College community on Tuesday, April 2nd, at 5pm in the Forest Club Room in Anderson Hall. 

📢 New student group alert!!
🍄 Are you a BIPOC member of the environmental studies major or minor looking to build community and advocate for an equitable program? Check out SPORES, a new group for BIPOC students to share experiences and connect with fellow peers & faculty. 

Check out this awesome article by King 5 showcasing the growing trend of students interested in the environmental sciences! Features interviews with folks from our very own College of the Environment here at UW. 

Green Greeks is an environmental advocacy RSO on the UW campus. Their mission is to foster a positive and collaborative environment dedicated to promoting sustainable action in the community through student-led consulting, leadership, and events. 

The Elisabeth C. Miller Library, part of the UW Botanic Gardens and located at the Center for Urban Horticulture on the traditional home of the Coast Salish people, seeks to commission a local artist to install a mural in its community program room. 

The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) is offering scholarships to attend the 2024 SFI Annual Conference. We invite you to join us for the 2024 SFI Annual Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, June 4-6, 2024, as we celebrate Forests for the Future!  

Environmental Science Associates, a west coast environmental consulting firm, is hosting their annual Job Shadow Day on Wednesday, April 17th. This is a great opportunity to learn what a day in the life looks like for someone in the industry, and make networking connections with professionals ranging from technical to professional roles. 

Join us on Wednesday, 2/28 from 12 – 1:30PM in the Wallace Hall Commons and enjoy a delicious catered lunch while connecting with fellow Environmental Studies students and faculty! All ENVIR students are welcome and encouraged to stop by for any (or all) time during the lunch window. 

UW Recycling is now accepting entries for their 2024 Trash Art contest! Submissions are due by March 22nd at 4PM, and participants can submit entries into a variety of categories. Artwork should be themed around feelings or ideas of waste and sustainability.