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Be a volunteer judge for the 16th annual Orca Bowl Competition! 

Orca Bowl is one of 25 regional components of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB). Its Washington’s regional marine sciences bowl competition for high school students. 

Saturday, February 23, 2013, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. at the University of Washington  Seattle campus

Training sessions start soon! To find out more about the positions, competition, or to register as a volunteer, click here or email Maile Sullivan at orcabowl@uw.edu

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Orca Bowl is one of 25 regional components of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB). This year will be the Washington’s 16th annual regional marine sciences bowl competition for high school students. 

Orca bowl is looking for volunteers to be competition officials or general volunteers on Saturday, February 23, 2012 8:00AM – 5:00PM at the University of Washington

All volunteers must attend at least TWO training dates (one Orientation session and one Training session), which will be held in the Fishery Sciences Building, RM 108 from 5:30PM-7:30PM

  • Wed. January 9 
  • Tues. January 22
  • Thurs. January 31
  • Tues. February 12

To sign up, send an email to orcabowl@uw.edu

For more information, either check out the website or a youtube video of the competition in action!

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UW GIS Day Student Project Competition – Extended Deadline, Modified Requirement and Bigger Prizes!

There is still time to register for the student project competition at the UW GIS Day event on November 14th 2012 – the deadline for project submissions has been extended to November 1st 2012!

In addition, the prize amounts have been generously increased to $150 for first place, $125 for second and $100 for third.  Lastly, for those who might have trouble being at their presentation during the scheduled time of 11-12, don’t let that stop you from registering: though it’s preferable if you can be there to talk about your fine work, you’ll still be eligible for the competition even if you can’t.

See the GIS Day website for further details and to register or email Steven Walters at swalt826@u.washington.edu with questions.

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REPRESENT THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON IN THE EPA’S CAMPUS RAINWORK CHALLENGE

Form a student team to work together towards creating a green infrastructure project design plan for stormwater management on campus! The goal is to create an innovative design that shows how managing stormwater can benefit the community and create healthier urban environments. There is the potential to win a cash prize of $1500 – $2500 for the team, as well as $8000 – $11,000 for faculty advisor research.

Click here to learn more about details, dates, and prizes!