Applications are due February 20, 2014
We are looking for undergraduate and graduate students interested in applying for the UW Sea-Going Research and Discovery course (OCEAN 411), which will include a sea-going component from July to October 2014. 

The Audubon Center at Seward Park is offering a scholarship to a Master Urban Naturalist Certification course in exchange for 25 hours of volunteer service teaching youth and family nature programs. 

Fourth Application Deadline: Friday, January 24
Learn how to apply and review the application timeline here.
Start your application here!
What’s the advantage of applying to at the 1/24 deadline as opposed to the 2/20 deadline? 

Paid internship opportunity at Boeing with the Environmental Remediation team in Puget Sound!

Position is best suited for a graduate or senior intending to go to graduate school, but juniors may be considered as well
The start and duration of the internship is flexible, however it is preferred to keep the intern for as long as possible to give them the most possible exposure
The intern will have the opportunity to work in the field and office, as well as attend meetings with the regulatory agencies, contractors and consultants
Closing date for this opportunity is 2/5/2014
Resume should include previous work experience, especially if related to environmental remediation
Prospective interns should also include coursework related to environmental remediation such as hydrogeology, hydrology, environmental policy and regulations, and field work involving soil or water sampling

See here for more information: http://www.boeing.com/careers/collegecareers
The position requisition number is 14-1000721.  

With one week behind us, it is obviously time to start thinking about something other than your classes! 

Join AWRA for its annual Winter Mixer on Thursday, January 30th at from 6:00-8:00pm at the Waterfront Activities Center.  

Interested in Study Abroad? Interested in water and the environment in the Middle East?
The CEE department is offering the study abroad course, “CEE 497 / CEE 598: ENGINEERING JORDAN, WATER IN AN ARID LAND” in late August/Early September. 

Teaching Assistant, FISH 428: Stream and Watershed Restoration, Spring Quarter 2014
Department:  School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences (SAFS). SAFS presents programs for undergraduate and graduate teaching, research, and service in basic and applied aquatic sciences, with emphases on fisheries management and aquatic resource conservation.