Have Climate Anxiety? Try Out These 7 Resilience-Building Resources

Read the full article by Sarah Sloat on the Inverse website. Start reading below…

“As the climate crisis worsens a related phenomenon has emerged: climate anxiety. People, especially young people, are reporting increased distress as a result of the …

By Meaghan Wood (She/Her)
Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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PAID volunteers needed Oct 5th & 6th *Great for pre-med and other pre-health students

The University of Texas Health San Antonio is putting on a medical education event in Seattle, WA on October 5th & 6th at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Downtown and are in need of what we refer to as Student Models for their medical …

By Lily Burnstein (She/Her)
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Postbaccalaureate research opportunity @ The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) is offering an exciting postbaccalaureate research opportunity.

NIAID is the second largest institute at the NIH with research facilities in Maryland and Montana. For more than 60 …

By Lily Burnstein (She/Her)
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Fall 2023 Lockheed Martin Network of Women (LM NOW) Series

Welcome back to campus!

As you begin to fill in your fall calendar, make plans to join Lockheed Martin for our Fall 2023 Lockheed Martin Network of Women (LM NOW) Series! 

In this series you will meet and speak with …

By Erin Lee (She/Her)
Erin Lee (She/Her) Career Coach
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Why conservation groups are trying to restore native prairies in WA 

Read the full article by Erica Brown Grivas on The Seattle Times website. Start reading below…

Douglas fir forests dominate Western Washington, but for thousands of years, prairies and oak savannas covered 180,000 acres of this land. Those native prairies supported …

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Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program – Spring 2024

Our nation’s current and future challenges make it imperative that government identify, recruit and retain the next generation of public servants.

With just under 7% of the full-time federal workforce under the age of 30, executive branch agencies are working …

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Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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Connecting with Native Communities

Read the full article by Nancy Joseph on the College of Arts & Sciences website. Start reading below…

Sherri Berdine (BA, 2008) had a rocky start as a University of Washington undergraduate. She was the first in her family to …

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Meaghan Wood (She/Her) Career Coach
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UW’s Allen School hiring an Undergraduate Recruiter

This is an excellent opportunity for a Bachelors degree holder in Bachelor’s Degree in Education, Counseling, STEM, or a related field!

The Diversity & Access Team serves students who are underrepresented in computing. They are looking for someone to join …

By Lily Burnstein (She/Her)
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New Phishing Alert – Summer 2023

We have become aware of another phishing scam targeting UW students.

The email message may appear to come from a UW email address, and the individual will claim to be a University of Washington staff member. The email offers a …

By Lindsay Smith (She/Her)
Lindsay Smith (She/Her) Handshake Experience Manager
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Grey Matters Cultural Showcase on Oct 6th: Performers, Artists, and Volunteers Needed!

Grey Matters is hosting their first ever Cultural Showcase on October 6th from 5PM-7PM! This event combines cultural performances and art with neuroscience. For example, perhaps someone is choosing to play an instrument – their performance would be introduced both …

By Lily Burnstein (She/Her)
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