THE POSITION

Interns will be responsible for writing articles for our magazine’s affiliated blog. However, this is not your typical blogger position. Our interns don’t waste their time writing news briefs summarizing popular stories; they write engaging analyses of current affairs that are provocative, insightful, and academically sound. 

Earn credit living in your tent! Seriously.
WILD ROCKIES FIELD INSTITUTE 
Information Session
Where: JIASO Conference Room
When: Thursday, February 6th @ 3PM
The Wild Rockies Field Institute offers field-based, academic courses to undergraduate students, accredited through the University of Montana and transferable to other universities and colleges.  

When: Monday, Feb 3, 12:30PM-1:30PM in the PoE Commons.

About The Session: An overview of Capstone requirements and options, meet current/former Capstoners as well! 

It will be “everything they ever wanted to know about Capstone but were afraid to ask”. 

February 28th: The UW Conservation Catwalk from 5:30 PM-9:00 PM in the University of Washington’s Grand Ballroom located in the Husky Union Building in Seattle, WA. Admission is open, and tickets are complimentary with limited space. 

Have you ever noticed the green space along the 45th street and the Burke-Gilman trail? Have you ever been inside this forest?
Kincaid Ravine is a 2.2 acre urban forest located in the northeast corner of campus. 

Are you an undergrad student who wants to participate in a 6-week research opportunity in Alaska this summer? Would you rather take some of your coursework when it is integrated with research and practical experience in the field? 

Soundwatch is a successful and internationally acclaimed education and monitoring program working to reduce vessel disturbance to orcas and other marine wildlife in the Salish Sea region of Washington State (USA) and British Columbia (Canada). 

When: Thursday, February 6th

Time: 6:30 to 8 pm 
Where: WEC/WCV Office, 1402 3rd Ave, Suite 1400
What: Hear what we’re planning for the year, get trained on important skills and find out ways you can volunteer with our campaigns. 

The course will address the impacts of environmental change on human health. It will use a multidisciplinary approach to address the interplay between environmental change (including but not limited to climate change) and emerging infectious diseases. 

Wildlands Studies Student Info Session,
TUESDAY,JANUARY 28th: 5:00 PM – ANDERSON 22
Wildlands Studies field projects provide students with the opportunity to join backcountry study teams as working field associates, studying environmental impact assessment, environmental policy, geologic, climatic and topographic factors that support various habitats, and the relationships between environments and culture.