Guest Blog Post by Rachel Apatoff
Apatoff is completing her MFA in costume design through the UW’s School of Drama.
UW Drama's...More
From the Blogs
Choose 7 Perfect Students to blog on behalf of all of the Big U? Not our style. So we’ve linked to blogs from as many students, professors, researchers, and coaches as would we could, and we're always looking for more. We even found a blogging Dawg. We present them to you unfiltered and unedited, because that’s how life is around here.
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Ume, Virgin Islands and Cursive at Neumos Tonight!
Well, it’s about to happen again. Don’t say I didn’t warn you chaps ahead of time.
Whenever Ume is slotted to play first (read - they are the opening act) they inevitably destroy every single band that comes after them. It doesn’t matter if you have “punk” credentials out the ying-yang like The Meat Puppets or [...]
MoreHuman trafficking documentary screening + panel discussion
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MoreClass of 1957 Scholars Award and Class of 1954 Achievement Scholarship — Application Deadline April 5, 2012
The Class of 1957 Scholar Award is sponsored by the UW Alumni Class of 1957 to provides scholarship support to outstanding undergraduate students at the University of Washington.
Eligible Students must be:More
- Sophomores, juniors or seniors as of autumn quarter 2011; graduating seniors are not eligible unless they are intend to enroll as a full-time student summer or fall quarter 2012;
- Have a 3.3 minimum grade point average;
- ...
Spring Course Announcement: Science Communication and the Media ENVIR 500A
Engaging with journalists can improve the coverage of science in the media and increase public understanding about science. The University of Washington’s Conservation of Living Systems (CLS) program is offering a Science Communication and the Media course to prepare senior graduate students with hands-on training and the skills to deliver clear, compelling messages about their work to journalists and the public. The course will culminate in an all-day workshop with some of the nation’s...More
Suzanne Opton Lecture Review
Amelia Hooning, former curatorial intern and current UW Photomedia student, wrote this beautiful review of the Suzanne Opton lecture:
Last night, I saw photographer...More
Kylee Lahners On Front Cover Of 'World Softball' Magazine
UW freshman infielder Kylee Lahners, along with the USA Junior Women's National team, is on the front cover of 'World Softball' magazine for the January - April 2012 issue! Lahners and her teammates are featured after they won gold at the ISF IX Jr. Women's World Championship in South Africa.
Check out the full publication here (in pdf format):...
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EAR to the Ground, Winter Edition
Colleagues,
Attached you’ll find the latest ‘EAR to the Ground,’ the newsletter for the Division of Earth Sciences at NSF. We’re trying a new distribution method, through the listerv system at NSF. Directions for subscribing/unsubscribing can be found below.
Enjoy!
Jennifer
Jennifer A. Wade, PhD
Program Director, Deep Earth Processes Section
Division of Earth Sciences, GEO
National Science Foundation
If you would like to subscribe to EAR to...More
Nominate Rainy Dawg Radio for an MTVU Woodie
Hello Listener,
The Rainy Dawg staff would love it if you could help nominate Rainy Dawg for an MTVU Woodie Award!
Just go here to vote:
http://blog.ratemyprofessors.com/collegeradiowoodie/
And also Tweet about how cool you think @RainyDawgRadio is with the tag #CollegeRadioWoodie!
Spread the word on your Tweeters, Facebooks, and e-mail lists. They’re only accepting nominations until Friday....More
GENST349 “Digital Storytelling and Community Leadership” 3 credits
Spring Quarter 2012: “Digital Storytelling and Community Leadership”
GEN ST 349, SLN #19851, 3 credits (Credit/No Credit)
Meets Tuesdays 4:30pm-6:20pm, Mary Gates Hall 206
Course size: 25
Add-Code Required – Apply at https://catalyst.uw.edu/webq/survey/mattwojo/157507
Questions?...More
