Study at the UW Friday Harbor Labs

Do you have a strong interest in marine sciences or research in biology? Consider applying to study abroad at the UW Friday Harbor Labs in Washington’s San Juan Islands! Read on to learn about how to apply and an upcoming information session:

FHL promo cropStudy at Friday Harbor Labs this Year! Spend a quarter studying in residence at the UW’s marine field station at Friday Harbor Labs (FHL). Undergraduates can study at FHL in spring, summer, or autumn quarters, and the deadline for spring/summer applications is February 1st. Click here for application details. You will need to turn in a FHL Application Form, transcripts, personal statement, letter of recommendation, and a course preference list. Financial aid and scholarships are available as well.

Explore the marine environment of the Salish Sea where you classroom is a marine preserve, and the boats are just steps away from your dorm. Courses for all levels from introductory marine biology to advanced research apprenticeships. Get to know your teachers with class sizes frequently less than 20 students. Read student profiles, course details, and more about living and studying in the San Juan Islands at UW Marine Biology or Friday Harbor Labs.

Upcoming Info Session: Get all the information you need to know to plan for a quarter or course at Friday Harbor Labs. Meet faculty, TAs, and students from past quarters, and learn about the courses offered this year.

  • When: Thursday, January 21st from 10:30 to 11:20 AM
  • Where: Fishery Sciences Building (FSH) 203
  • RSVP: Please click HERE to RSVP for the info session

Questions? Contact advisers Joe Kobayashi (marbiol@uw.edu) or Stacy Markman (fhladmin@uw.edu) to set up an appointment or ask questions.

Courses: Continue reading

Scholarship Opportunity with Washington Asphalt Pavement Association

The Washington Asphalt Pavement Association (WAPA) and its members have made available 27 scholarships of $1,000 each to juniors and seniors in the CEE department. To be considered you must complete an application (Receipient_Profile) and compose a one-page personal statement (the one page requirement is a maximum length, not a minimum). Both the application form and the personal statement must be word processed, combined and converted to a pdf, and submitted via a Catalyst Dropbox.

The submittal due date is January 22nd (Friday) at 5:00 PM. Once all applications are submitted, a review committee will make the selection and notify recipients by email. As noted earlier, no hand-written materials will be accepted.

This is the only information we have to share. Questions about when you will be notified and how soon the money will be made available are not appropriate…however we can state that once the applications are submitted the selection process will move quickly.