Young Member’s Panel this THURSDAY: 5:30-7pm

Come eat some FREE DINNER (not pizza) and hear what young professionals have to say about their first few years in industry.  Register HERE.

From 5:30-7 this Thursday, Feb 18th, in More 230, ASCE will be hosting a panel to answer questions about how to handle the first few years out of college.  The panelists will also be able to shine some light on internships and what they thought was the most beneficial. This is a fantastic networking opportunity, with representatives from companies such as AECOM, WJE, Turner Construction, WSDOT, and more.

email asce@uw.edu with any questions

Alumni Class Gift Scholarships

Applications are now open for three alumni class gift scholarship programs for UW undergrads in all fields at all three campuses. All applications have deadlines of April 8, 2016.

Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship

  • The Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship provides financial assistance to
    current undergraduate students at UW.  The donors to this endowment,
    members of the University of Washington Class of 1962, wish to target
    support to students who may not qualify for financial aid but for whom the
    cost of attending the University poses significant financial challenges.
    The donors aim to fund “the gap”: the growing number of middle-class
    students, many of whom do not qualify for federal funding or Husky Promise
    and must take out student loans and work full- or part-time to support
    their education.

To be eligible for this scholarship, students must be:

  • Undergraduates – freshmen, sophomores, juniors and non-graduating
    seniors (seniors are not eligible unless they intend to enroll as
    full-time students in at least summer or fall quarter 2016),
  • Washington State residents
  • Have a 3.3 minimum GPA
  • Demonstrate academic merit, leadership and service
  • Students who don’t qualify for most (or any) forms of free financial
    aid, must take out student loans and work full- or part-time to support
    their education, and for whom the cost of attending the UW poses
    significant financial challenges.

Application

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SPE Distinguished Lecturer Meeting

The Distinguished Lecturer Meeting of the Pacific Northwest Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers on Tuesday, February 16th, 2015.
The scheduled Distinguished Lecturer is Daniel Tormey who is an expert on energy and water at Environ Corp. Daniel will present the lecture entitled “First-Ever Comprehensive Environmental Characterization of Hydraulic Fracturing for Shale Oil and Gas Production”

  • Date: February 16th, 2016 at 12:30PM– 2:00 PM.  Please RSVP – via e-mail.
  • Location: The meeting will be held at the University of Washington in More Hall, room 110.
  • RSVP: Please e-mail your RSVP to PN@spemail.org if you are planning to attend.  Please call Chris May at (517) 507-9937 if assistance is needed on the day of the lecture.

For Tormey’s bio and more information about the meeting

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