The College is pleased to announce that Rob Wood, a professor in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences, has agreed to serve as the UW Environment’s Associate Dean for Research effective September 16, 2017. In this role he will foster multidisciplinary collaborations, promote and support the range of basic and applied research programs across the College and University, and help faculty identify opportunities to partner and collaborate with universities and research organizations around the U.S.
Read more »College contributes to Campus Sustainability Fund project in honor of 2017 graduates
It is graduation season, and with that comes well wishes for our graduates and an opportunity to shine a light on their accomplishments. In appreciation of their contributions to enriching the College of the Environment in numerous ways, the College has decided to fund a project jointly with the Campus Sustainability Fund. Recognizing our students are the next generation of leaders in environmental science and decision-making, we believe this is a contribution that showcases our collective commitment to the sustainability and the well-being of our Husky Community and our planet.
Read more »May 17: Join us at Spring Celebration to honor 2016-2017 UW Environment award winners
Join us for ice cream sundaes as we bid farewell to the 2016-2017 academic year and honor this year’s College of the Environment award winners!
Read more »UW Environment announces 2017-2018 scholarship recipients
UW College of the Environment is happy to announce the following undergraduate and graduate scholarships awarded for 2017-2018! Del Rio Endowed Environmental Studies Scholarship The Del Rio Family Foundation established the Del Rio Endowed Scholarship Fund for Environmental Studies to encourage and support students who are interested in the environment and participating in the Educational Opportunity Program promoting academic success and graduation for under-represented ethnic minority, economically disadvantaged and first generation college students at the University of Washington.
Read more »Dean's letter: Scientists need society, but it’s not about money
UW Environment Dean Lisa J. Graumlich reflects on the March for Science, calling for an adaptive management approach for addressing climate change.
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