US Army Corps of Engineers, Seattle District, has four student job announcements posted to USAJobs. Given that these are student positions, interested applicants should read the announcements carefully to see whether they qualify. Individuals with a projected graduation date of June 2016 are probably not eligible for these positions unless they have confirmed plans to continue their education.
Interested students who would like to talk about what it is like to work at the District can be put in touch with recent UW graduates working there currently. Feel free to contact Catherine M. Petroff for more information (cpetroff@uw.edu).
These positions are open now until March 3rd, 2016. Open to qualifying undergraduates and graduate students
- GS-0899-05 Student Trainee (Engineering and Architecture, with 4 years of college experience)
- GS-0499-04 Student Trainee (Biology) 3 vacancies:
- Bellingham, Seattle, and Vancouver, WA
- GS-0899-04 Student Trainee (Engineering and Architecture, with 2 years of college experience)
This position is open now, and closes February 29th, 2016. Open to qualifying undergraduates or graduate students
- GS-0899-04/05 Student Trainee (Engineering): Vacancy in Portland, OR
Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium’s (Space Grant) Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is now open for applications and closes on April 15th, 2016.
Inspired by the Rhodes Scholarship, Schwarzman Scholars is a highly selective international scholarship program designed to prepare future leaders for success ina world where China plays a key global role. The program will give the best and brightest young leaders from around the world the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through a fully-funded one-year Master’s Degree at Tsinghua University in Beijing–one of China’s most prestigious universities.
perspective of the way in which it embodies Canadian and American interests, reflects differences in the Northern policy goals of each nation, and structures American and Canadian relations in the Arctic. The emphasis is on the big picture and the context in which the Arctic Council continues to evolve both as an international organization and as an organization which brokers Canada-US regional interests in the North. We will explore the history of US and Canadian interest in developing the Arctic Council, similarities and commonalities in perspective in the early years, the rise of a sustainable development agenda and the different national narratives on sustainability which have subsequently developed. Particular attention is paid to the transition of the Arctic Council Chairmanship from Canada to the United States in 2014.
happens to all that plastic used in our every day lives? What happens to your old phone when you get a new one? How has technology changed the way we think, focus, interact, and relate to the world?
position (full time / permanent) in Honolulu, Hawaii. Paradigm is a general construction company specializing in heavy civil, major infrastructure utilities and general building construction.
UWashington Hyperloop is a diverse group of outstanding students from the University of Washington who are innovating on SpaceX and Tesla Motors’ CEO Elon Musk’s vision for a self-sufficient and zero emission future of high-speed transportation. They recently finished 22nd out of over 1200 teams internationally and made it into the final round a spart of a SpaceX hosted competition to engineer the “5th mode of transportation”. As such, they are expanding the size of their team and are looking for engineers!.jpg)
