Ocean in Our Blood; a Pacific Poetry Reading

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visit the chum

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CHID Winter Courses

 

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Engineering Rome 2017 Information Session

If you are interested in an opportunity to go to Rome, Italy and learn engineering then this is your chance to figure out how to make it happen.

What: Engineering Rome 2017 Information Session

When: Tuesday, December 6^th, 12:30 – 1:20 p.m.

Where: More Hall, Room 110

What we will do at this information session:

Steve Muench, the program director, will overview what the program involves including what we study, dates, costs, activities, how it fits into your schedule, and why you might find it quite interesting. Heta Kosonen, the TA (who also help design the program and went last time with Steve in 2015) will also be there to answer your questions. We will have a second information session in January.

 

Key facts about Engineering Rome:

·         This study abroad opportunity is scheduled for August 24^th through September 18^th, 2017 (it is offered every-other year)

·         Estimated program fee: $4,800 (it does qualify for student loans)

·         Engineering Rome is open to all UW students (graduate, undergraduate, engineering and not engineering). You need NOT be an engineer or a civil engineer to participate – we love everyone – but we do talk about engineering an awful lot. 😉

·         Learn more at: https://engineeringrome.wikispaces.com/

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Participate in Science Alternative Spring Break

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Science Exploration Alternative Spring Break in the Yakama Nation

Would you like to work with middle school or high school students? Does NASA earth-science pique your interest? Would you like to immerse yourself in the Yakama culture?

We want to make sure UW students know about the new Science Exploration Alternative Spring Break programs in the Yakama Nation. We want to build a team diverse in strengths and experiences, and always seek representational leadership. Students of all majors are encouraged to apply. Both programs are for-credit opportunities.

Inspire leadership, learning and interest in science among youth of the Yakama Nation, and gain experience facilitating science projects in the classroom! 

The Pipeline Project is now recruiting members for the 2017 team!

Visit the Science ASB website page Here

The online application is Here
Deadline: Wednesday, November 30th

 

If you have any questions please email us at pipeline@uw.edu

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