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The Seattle Film Institute offers professional certificates, undergraduate degrees, and graduate degrees in all aspects of filmmaking.  All SFI programs feature a hands-on education and practical experience that provide the groundwork for professional careers. Join us for an informational meeting about SFI’s Professional Certificate Programs, Undergraduate Degree Programs, and Graduate Degree Programs. This is a great opportunity to see the school, meet faculty members and other prospective students and get all your questions about our programs. To reserve your spot, RSVP by phone at 206.568.4387 or e-mail Chris@seattlefilminstitute.com.

 

Come attend the Etiquette Dinner hosted by UW Bothell Student life, Cascadia Student Life and UW Bothell Career Center. There will be a guest speaker, Lincoln Johnson, who will teach you the proper etiquette to have at business dinners. Attire is business casual, $5 for students and $20 for non-students. Tickets are for sale at the Cashier’s Office now.

 

Study Abroad Information Session
Tuesday, May 22nd | 3:30-4:30pm | UW1-103
Come learn about different study abroad options around the world.

 

So, you want to be a teacher?  A panel of experts will answer your questions about pathways to secondary education! If you have questions about the topics or to pre-register, please call 425-352-8220 or email Shelley Pearson at CareerAdvising@cascadia.edu. Drop-ins are welcome, too.

 

Into game design? A fan of Shadowrun? Learn from one of the original game designers of Shadowrun and get an insider view on the Kickstarter Campaign and the Shadowrun Universe. RSVP now to secure your spot!

 

BOMA Seattle King County is inviting currently registered students interested in commercial real estate, property management, building engineering, real estate brokerage, architecture and related positions. Students will be paired up with seasoned professionals and have the opportunity to have breakfast, education sessions, lunch, and building tours on June 25th, 2012. Deadline is May 31st. To register for Student Day follow the link here and use the Promo Code: SD2012.

 

UW Bothell alumni will be on campus to help with job search strategies, networking, resume review, interviewing, salary negotiation and more! Tickets are $10 at the Cashier’s Office. Lunch is included and prizes will be awarded. Open to current students, grads and alumni. Learn more and see the schedule. 

 

This 3-week seminar/workshop explores our learning and team cultures. It will be highly experiential, practicing techniques that are known to help create and maintain great teams. It will be project-based, as you explore and co-create wild and creative ideas about how our learning and team cultures could be dramatically better for students, employers and society. We will have a dedicated room, so we have a creative collaborative space where we can post materials on the walls, leave work in progress on the tables, etc. We will have both a lower level course (CUSP 131) and an upper-level course (CSS 390) that meet at the same time in the same room, in order to get a greater diversity of perspectives. Our goal is that by the end of the course you will know how to hack team culture, and have generated a set of experiments to try at UW Bothell. Meets 4 to 5 days per week for 3-4 hours. To learn more about the seminar contact Daivd Socha at DSocha@uwb.edu or Sue Kraemer at SKraemer@uwb.edu.

 

 

The Ronald E. McNair Program assists underrepresented students in preparing for doctoral study through involvement in research and scholarly activities. Applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents, low-income, first-generation, African American, Latino/Hispanic, Asian, Pacific Islander, or Native American, UW students with at least one year of undergraduate study remaining, with a strong interest in pursuing a PhD. Application Deadline: May 30^th, 2012.

The Woodrow Wilson-Rockefeller Brothers Fund Fellowships for Aspiring Teachers of Color seeks to help recruit, support, and retain individuals of color as public school teachers in the United States.  The Fellowship offers support—$30,000 plus mentoring—for Fellows to complete master’s degree programs in education and become excellent educators who ensure student success in high-need schools. Applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents of color, committed to the goals of the program and graduating by June 2013 with a 3.0 or higher GPA. The UW Campus Application Deadline is Thursday, May 31^st, 2012 and the National Deadline: October 14^th, 2012.

Post-graduate opportunity, funded by the US Department of State, to spend a year abroad doing research, graduate studies, or teach English in over 155 countries worldwide. Applicants must be US citizens in good health who will have completed a Bachelor's degree by the start of the grant. They must have a high level of academic or professional achievement, demonstrated leadership ability, and a well-designed project proposal. Foreign language proficiency may be required. UW Application Deadline: September 12^th, 2012. National Deadline: October 15^th, 2012. To get started, attend one of the Fulbright events this spring and schedule an advising appointment to discuss your specific interests.

Provides fully-funded year-long placements in Asia, including stipends, language training, and tailored work assignment, for young leaders who have had limited experience of Asia. Applicants must be US citizens under 30, in good health, who will have completed a Bachelor's degree by the start of the grant. UW Application Deadline: September 10^th, 2012. National Deadline: November 1^st, 2012.

Two-year, post-graduate leadership development program, sponsored by the federal Office of Personnel Management, for top students interested in government service. Program combines paid work assignments with classroom training and development opportunities. Applicants must be US citizens or in the process of obtaining US citizenship and will complete their advanced degree program by the end of August 2013. Deadline: Mid-September 2012. There will be an information session about PMF on Thursday, May 17, at 4:30pm to 5:40pm in UW1-103.

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This position exists to provide basic support and assistance for the Office of Advancement and External Relations at UW Bothell. The student assistant will perform a variety of tasks including writing, and general office duties. Additionally, the student assistant will help with events and other duties as assigned. General Information: This position is 19 hours per week with a flexible schedule, Work Study is preferred. Please submit a cover letter, copy of your resume, at least two writing samples and current class schedule: In person: UW1-281, or by email: Izajac@uwb.edu.

 

UWB is always looking for students who can demonstrate various skills within the Information Technologies department. As a student employee, there will be consistent opportunities to learn and demonstrate your knowledge. You will love working in the IT department if you have: outstanding phone etiquette, excellent customer service and a desire to learn. We ask for a one year commitment and that you make an effort to maintain the hours of availability for which you are hired for. To Apply: Submit an email labeled “Student Tech Spring12” to IT@uwb.edu. Make sure to include the following within a single file: resume, hours of availability, and a sample of your writing. Your writing sample should be less than three-pages and submitted in PDF format. Please review the requirements for a Student Technician in Information Technologies here.

 

Student Life is currently hiring for seven student jobs that will begin in June and run into next year. They are hiring for the following positions: Diversity Programmer, Campus Events Board Chair, Marketing and Public Relations Programmer, Series Programmer, Special Events Programmer, Local Adventures Programmer, Arts and Issues Programmer. The pay is $10.00 per hour. If you are interested in any of these positions, if you would like more information, and would like to find out how to apply visit their online hiring webpage.

 

The Associated Students of the University of Washington, Bothell are hiring a Student Assistant to start Fall Quarter. Apply By: Sunday, June 3^rd, 2012 by 11:45pm. For more information about this position click here.

 

 

Check with the Financial Aid Office before applying to these positions.Work Study is a type of financial aid. Students must be awarded Work Study in their financial aid package to qualify for these positions. If you are uncertain about whether you were awarded Work Study for this current academic year, please visit the Financial Aid Office before applying to these jobs (room UW1-160.) Without a Work Study award you cannot be considered for the following positions.

“The Immigrant Journalist in the Digital Age” is the first broad scale study of producers of immigrant media in the

United States. This five-stage project involves visits to metropolitan areas with different immigrant populations and histories, in-depth interviews with producers of immigrant media, and analysis of organizational mission statements. This study is of paramount importance as we seek to understand the relationship between media and the democracy worldwide. Pay is $10.00 to $12.00 per hour. To Apply: Respond ASAP to be considered for Spring Quarter. Send a cover letter with a resume and unofficial transcript to Gustaf13@u.washington.edu.  The project runs through the beginning of June 2012.

Conduct research on new models of arts management and related intersections between the arts and business and the creative industry. The student will develop and execute a marketing plan for the performance events planned for Spring Quarter, work as the liaison with the production assistant as needed, help with audience feedback documentation, and write a final report of findings over the course of the quarter. Pay is $10.00 per hour. To Apply: Email your resume and a short explanation of why interested to KKochhar@uwb.edu.

The Office Assistant will help with reception, data entry, filing, copying, and other projects such as events, webpage updates, and newsletter development. Pay is $12.00 per hour. To Apply: Email your resume and cover letter to Janet McDaniel, Program Coordinator at JMcDaniel@uwb.edu.  

The UW Bothell Science and Technology Program has two openings for Work Study eligible student assistants. Pay is $11.00 per hour. To Apply: Email your resume to Christine Howard at CHoward@uwb.edu. 

 

Bellevue Community Services is a small marriage and family counseling office. The student can learning about psychological tests that we conduct as well as basic bookkeeping. To Apply: Email your resume to Sarah Layman at SLayman@bcs-email.com.

 

 

The KIRO 7 Community Relations internship is designed to give students hands-on-experience in Community Relations and Event Management. The intern will assist in the department’s day to day and annual programming tasks related to upholding the station’s outreach vision in the community. This is an unpaid internship for college credit only. We require the student to commit to a schedule of 15-20 hours per week. Site supervisor: JP Shin

Interested students: Please send a cover letter and resume to jpshin@kirotv.com for more information click here.

Spiration, Inc. has a summer internship opportunity for an Engineering Intern, working with the Product Development and Engineering team at Spiration, Inc.  Ideally, this internship will begin in June and last through August, 2012.  Work schedule is expected to be 40 hours per week, at an hourly rate of $20.00. Education/Experience:  Mechanical or Electrical Engineering Students, Junior and Senior level.  Email resumes to: humanresources@SpirationInc.com.

 

Under the supervision of the Program Services Director, Starlight Children’s Services Interns will provide assistance and development to Starlight core programs (Fun Centers, PC Pals, Great Escapes, and Hospital Happenings.) Responsibilities and Duties: Specific duties are discussed in interviews and include the following but are not limited to: planning Program Services events, soliciting in-kind donations for program services, interacting with Starlight families, volunteers, and Washington State hospital personnel, word processing and general office administration. Location: Redmond, WA. Apply By: May 26^th, 2012. To Apply: Search #61218 on HuskyJobs.

 

Each YouthBuild program is requested to run a policy committee of YouthBuild students. WDCSC is seeking a student from University of Washington-Bothell to coordinate this committee. The policy committee will make recommendations on program policies, participate in staff hiring, consult on program design, plan events, mediate conflicts, select service learning projects, suggest additional trainings for YouthBuilders and participate in other relevant program decisions. It is expected that the committee meet once a week for one hour. To learn more click here. Please provide a letter of introduction specifically detailing why you’re are interested in the internship as well as examples of overall goals for the policy committee along with a resume by May 31^st, 2012 to: Amy Persell Director of Service Delivery Workforce Development Council Snohomish County Amy.persell@wdcsc.org. Learn more here.

 

Policy Studies professor Shauna Carlisle has worked with Foundation for Early Learning on several course-based projects, and they are a top notch organization. Here’s a  part-time, paid internship that runs from June-December 2012 at roughly 14 hours/week. The job posting may be found here. The intern must be must be enrolled in a higher education institution to qualify. Application deadline isJune 1^st, 2012.

 

 

Bi-Lingual Spanish for a transitional living program for adolescent males located in Renton. Duties include working as a team member providing and documenting supervision, case management, independent living skills, counseling, recreation, transportation, and support. Day/swing shift available, part-time/on-call positions available for all shifts. Must be twenty-one or older, have a valid driver’s license, good driving record and be able to pass a criminal history background check. BA required, experience preferred. $27,000 to $31,000 with benefits for full time. Part-time/On-call $12 to $14 per hour. Location: Renton, WA. Apply By: May 23^rd, 2012. To Apply: Search #61226 on HuskyJobs.

 

DESC is currently recruiting for a Registered Nurse (RN) for our Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT)

Open 12 hours a day, Monday-Friday, and 8 hours a day on weekends & holidays, PACT is a nationally recognized practice that works with people with serious and persistent mental illness, assisting them in their journey towards recovery. The PACT model is distinguished by its intensive outreach and team-oriented, trans-disciplinary approach. Click here for a detailed job description and salary information. Location: Seattle, WA. Apply By: May 23^rd, 2012. To Apply: Search #61188 on HuskyJobs.

 

Overall, as an onsite Kinect Accelerator Hackstar, you will help build the next amazing crop of technology startups, as they grow & progress from early-stage to venture-backed stars. Coding alongside entrepreneurs, investors & mentors, your network will explode in unimaginable directions. The program hosts 10 early-stage teams chosen for a unique three-month incubation program running from April 2^nd to June 28, 2012 in South Lake Union, Seattle, WA. Click here  for more information. Location: Seattle, WA. Apply By: May 24^th, 2012. To Apply: Search #61240 on  HuskyJobs.

 

Regardless of college major or professional experience, nearly 100% of our full-time employees start out in our Management Training Program. This allows everyone to learn our business from the ground up and understand how they play a significant role in seeing it succeed. During your first year, you will actively participate in everything from sales and marketing and customer service to operations and finance. As you progress, you will be tested and evaluated to determine your proficiency in these areas. Successful completion of these tests and evaluations will result in rewards, pay increases and the opportunity for continued promotions. Location: Seattle/Tacoma, WA. Apply By: May 25^th, 2012. To Apply: Search #61251 on HuskyJobs.

Leviton Network Solutions has an exciting opening for a Sr. Purchasing Agent and Purchasing Agent I. Leviton Network Solutions, a division of Leviton Manufacturing Company Inc., is a growing company that works in areas of new technology including fiber optics, 10 Gigabit Ethernet, Power over Ethernet and wireless communication. We’re looking for top-notch employees to put their creative efforts to work in a fast-paced environment at the forefront of networking technology and infrastructure. If you are interested in these positions, please apply by visiting our website. 

 

 

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