CAMPUS EVENTS
GPSS puts on a few of its own events every year, but it also serves as a communications vehicle for campus events targeted at the greater graduate and professional student community. To post your event, click the "log into the system" link below.
PAST GPSS SPONSORED EVENTS:
GPSS Fall Social
Oct 18, 2006 - 6:00 pm
Have a drink on us! Mingle with your colleagues from across campus at the annual Fall Social.
GPSS Spring Social
May 10, 2006 - 6:00 pm
Good company, free drinks, live music...come on down!
UW Race Judicata 5K
Oct 15, 2006 - 9:00 am
Join law students, alumni and other members of the Seattle legal community
for the inaugural Race Judicata 5K. UW Student Health Law Organization, UW
Public Interest Law Association, and Washington Young Lawyers Division of
the
Washington State Bar Association will serve as the Charter Sponsors of this
event. The race seeks to raise
funds to support student work in public interest law geared toward public
health and health care issues.
USA Track & Field will certify the running course and the race will be
chip-timed by BuDu Racing. Race times will be posted on the internet
following the event and all participants will receive a t- shirt and
post-race snacks.
Join us at 9:00 a.m. on October 15, 2006 at beautiful Magnuson Park next to
Lake Washington for this exciting
event!
for the inaugural Race Judicata 5K. UW Student Health Law Organization, UW
Public Interest Law Association, and Washington Young Lawyers Division of
the
Washington State Bar Association will serve as the Charter Sponsors of this
event. The race seeks to raise
funds to support student work in public interest law geared toward public
health and health care issues.
USA Track & Field will certify the running course and the race will be
chip-timed by BuDu Racing. Race times will be posted on the internet
following the event and all participants will receive a t- shirt and
post-race snacks.
Join us at 9:00 a.m. on October 15, 2006 at beautiful Magnuson Park next to
Lake Washington for this exciting
event!
ASUW/GPSS Lobby Day (Sponsored by ATN!)
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Come with ASUW, GPSS, and ATN to Olympia to make your voice heard.
February 15th- 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
“Only when students care enough to participate and speak up will we build the political support to remove more barriers to higher education.” – Representative Dave Upthegrove
This is your chance for students to go down to Olympia and have one on one discussions with legislators. Breakfast, lunch, t-shirts, and transportation to and from the capitol will be provided for you. Each student will have appointments set up with Representatives and Congressmen to talk about issues that are important to them, including tuition, financial aid, child care, health care, textbook prices, transportation, and anything else. The more people we bring down to Olympia, the more of an impact we can have during this important budget year. There will also be giveaways for participants and cash prizes for the club, living group, or RSO that brings the largest number of people. So please come, and bring a group of friends with you. We hope to see you in Olympia!
Contact Rob Muilenberg with any questions at gpssleg@u.washington.edu
Sign up at http://www.uwlobbyday.org.
UW Lobby Day 2007 – “Keeping Education Affordable is Up to You”
February 15th- 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
“Only when students care enough to participate and speak up will we build the political support to remove more barriers to higher education.” – Representative Dave Upthegrove
This is your chance for students to go down to Olympia and have one on one discussions with legislators. Breakfast, lunch, t-shirts, and transportation to and from the capitol will be provided for you. Each student will have appointments set up with Representatives and Congressmen to talk about issues that are important to them, including tuition, financial aid, child care, health care, textbook prices, transportation, and anything else. The more people we bring down to Olympia, the more of an impact we can have during this important budget year. There will also be giveaways for participants and cash prizes for the club, living group, or RSO that brings the largest number of people. So please come, and bring a group of friends with you. We hope to see you in Olympia!
Contact Rob Muilenberg with any questions at gpssleg@u.washington.edu
Sign up at http://www.uwlobbyday.org.
UW Lobby Day 2007 – “Keeping Education Affordable is Up to You”
RA/TA Preconference Workshop with Dr. Laura Border
Nov 16, 2006 - 12:00 pm
An event that cannot be missed. Come hear Dr. Laura Border from the
University of Colorado Boulder talk about RA/TA issues and give you techniques to be a better Research or Teaching Assistant. The event is *FREE * and includes refreshments. This workshop is geared to graduate instructors, research assistants, or those looking for those positions. It is a great addition to a CV. Please contact Nick Peyton at npeyton@u.washington.edu for more information.
University of Colorado Boulder talk about RA/TA issues and give you techniques to be a better Research or Teaching Assistant. The event is *FREE * and includes refreshments. This workshop is geared to graduate instructors, research assistants, or those looking for those positions. It is a great addition to a CV. Please contact Nick Peyton at npeyton@u.washington.edu for more information.
PIP Fellowship Opportunity
Nov 28, 2006 - 11:22 am
Dear Colleagues --
I am writing to announce the second year of a fellowship opportunity for UW doctoral students and to ask for your help in publicizing it. The Graduate School Fund for Excellence and Innovation (GSFEI) and the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences (IAS) program at the University of Washington, Bothell are collaborating to offer a teaching fellowship for 4-6 doctoral students interested in the theory and practice of interdisciplinarity and interdisciplinary pedagogy.
Fellows in the Project for Interdisciplinary Pedagogy (PIP) will work closely with faculty mentors in the IAS program, participate in a day-long workshop focused on interdisciplinarity and interdisciplinary course design and pedagogy, teach one interdisciplinary course each quarter on the Bothell campus in an area related to their teaching and research interests, and engage in quarterly workshops with the other graduate students and faculty mentors in the cohort. Further teaching opportunities during the 2008-2009 academic year may also become available.
Fellows will be compensated at the appropriate annual Graduate Student Service Appointment rate, including tuition waivers, and will receive an additional stipend of $750 for their participation in the early fall and quarterly workshops. For more information about eligibility and application procedures, click on this link: http://www.uwb.edu/IAS/current/announcements/PIPFlyer2007-08.pdf. Or, feel free to contact the 2006-2007 co-directors of PIP: Becky Rosenberg (brosenberg@uwb.edu), Bruce Burgett (burgett@u.washington.edu), and Martha Groom (groom@u.washington.edu).
Sincerely,
JoLynn Edwards
Professor and Director
Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences Program
University of Washington, Bothell
Box 358530 18115 Campus Way NE
Bothell, WA 98011-8246
jolynn@u.washington.edu
I am writing to announce the second year of a fellowship opportunity for UW doctoral students and to ask for your help in publicizing it. The Graduate School Fund for Excellence and Innovation (GSFEI) and the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences (IAS) program at the University of Washington, Bothell are collaborating to offer a teaching fellowship for 4-6 doctoral students interested in the theory and practice of interdisciplinarity and interdisciplinary pedagogy.
Fellows in the Project for Interdisciplinary Pedagogy (PIP) will work closely with faculty mentors in the IAS program, participate in a day-long workshop focused on interdisciplinarity and interdisciplinary course design and pedagogy, teach one interdisciplinary course each quarter on the Bothell campus in an area related to their teaching and research interests, and engage in quarterly workshops with the other graduate students and faculty mentors in the cohort. Further teaching opportunities during the 2008-2009 academic year may also become available.
Fellows will be compensated at the appropriate annual Graduate Student Service Appointment rate, including tuition waivers, and will receive an additional stipend of $750 for their participation in the early fall and quarterly workshops. For more information about eligibility and application procedures, click on this link: http://www.uwb.edu/IAS/current/announcements/PIPFlyer2007-08.pdf. Or, feel free to contact the 2006-2007 co-directors of PIP: Becky Rosenberg (brosenberg@uwb.edu), Bruce Burgett (burgett@u.washington.edu), and Martha Groom (groom@u.washington.edu).
Sincerely,
JoLynn Edwards
Professor and Director
Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences Program
University of Washington, Bothell
Box 358530 18115 Campus Way NE
Bothell, WA 98011-8246
jolynn@u.washington.edu
AWOL outdoor club inaugural meeting!
Dec 01, 2006 - 6:01 pm
So you're sitting around pipetting/programming/pretending to look busy
intermittently while primarily daydreaming about the ridiculous amount of
snow that's been falling in the mountains lately, wondering if anyone on
this ginormous campus shares your passion for escaping responsibility by
heading to the mountains. Well, my dear colleagues, your wait is over...
Announcing the AWOL (Adventure and Wilderness Outdoor Leisure) Club, a grad
student-only organization geared toward everything outdoors. From hiking,
back packing and rock climbing to skiing and snow shoeing, we're the place
to meet and organize with other UW grad students who share your interests.
We are holding a meet and greet Friday night at Big Time, so bring your
current literature review along to use as a beer coaster and have a pint
with us:
What: AWOL Club Meet and Greet
Where: Big Time Brewery and Alehouse, 4133 University Way NE
When: Friday, December 1st, 6pm
Why: You think mountains are pretty and enjoy the occasional libation
Here's what we offer:
-Car pool listings: toss your name on our forum if you're interested in heading
up to Alpental's opening this Saturday!
catalyst.washington.edu/webtools/epost/register.cgi?owner=ebluemn&id=17467
-General
forum
set up trips, get gear advice, recommendations etc.
-Gathering point for grad students who hate sitting on their laurels as much
as you do
-Social gatherings for the whole family! (As long as everyone in your
family is over 21)
-Check out our facebook
pagefor more
info
If you're interested in coming out, want more information, would like to be on
our mailing list, or want to get involved in running this brand new club, come
out to our event tomorrow night or email us at snowday@u.washington.edu.
intermittently while primarily daydreaming about the ridiculous amount of
snow that's been falling in the mountains lately, wondering if anyone on
this ginormous campus shares your passion for escaping responsibility by
heading to the mountains. Well, my dear colleagues, your wait is over...
Announcing the AWOL (Adventure and Wilderness Outdoor Leisure) Club, a grad
student-only organization geared toward everything outdoors. From hiking,
back packing and rock climbing to skiing and snow shoeing, we're the place
to meet and organize with other UW grad students who share your interests.
We are holding a meet and greet Friday night at Big Time, so bring your
current literature review along to use as a beer coaster and have a pint
with us:
What: AWOL Club Meet and Greet
Where: Big Time Brewery and Alehouse, 4133 University Way NE
When: Friday, December 1st, 6pm
Why: You think mountains are pretty and enjoy the occasional libation
Here's what we offer:
-Car pool listings: toss your name on our forum if you're interested in heading
up to Alpental's opening this Saturday!
catalyst.washington.edu/webtools/epost/register.cgi?owner=ebluemn&id=17467
-General
forum
set up trips, get gear advice, recommendations etc.
-Gathering point for grad students who hate sitting on their laurels as much
as you do
-Social gatherings for the whole family! (As long as everyone in your
family is over 21)
-Check out our facebook
page
info
If you're interested in coming out, want more information, would like to be on
our mailing list, or want to get involved in running this brand new club, come
out to our event tomorrow night or email us at snowday@u.washington.edu.
Leadership Dialogue with Mark Emmert
Jan 24, 2007 - 5:30 pm
Student Activities and Union Facilities would like to invite you to the upcoming Leadership Dialogues. The Leadership Dialogues Series is a quarterly program offering student leaders the opportunity to learn about important leadership topics from noted regional political, community, and industry leaders; network with other University of Washington student leaders; and discuss common leadership challenges and potential solutions to those challenges. This is also an excellent opportunity for current student leaders to reflect on their own development.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
Leadership Dialogue with Bill Grace, Founder of the Center of Ethical Leadership
Feb 21, 2007 - 6:00 pm
Student Activities and Union Facilities would like to invite you to the upcoming Leadership Dialogues. The Leadership Dialogues Series is a quarterly program offering student leaders the opportunity to learn about important leadership topics from noted regional political, community, and industry leaders; network with other University of Washington student leaders; and discuss common leadership challenges and potential solutions to those challenges. This is also an excellent opportunity for current student leaders to reflect on their own development.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
Leadership Dialogue with Sally Jewell, UW Regent and CEO of REI
Apr 21, 2007 - 6:00 pm
Student Activities and Union Facilities would like to invite you to the upcoming Leadership Dialogues. The Leadership Dialogues Series is a quarterly program offering student leaders the opportunity to learn about important leadership topics from noted regional political, community, and industry leaders; network with other University of Washington student leaders; and discuss common leadership challenges and potential solutions to those challenges. This is also an excellent opportunity for current student leaders to reflect on their own development.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
Leadership Dialogue with Ron Sims, King County Executive
May 09, 2007 - 6:00 pm
HUB 106B
Student Activities and Union Facilities would like to invite you to the upcoming Leadership Dialogues. The Leadership Dialogues Series is a quarterly program offering student leaders the opportunity to learn about important leadership topics from noted regional political, community, and industry leaders; network with other University of Washington student leaders; and discuss common leadership challenges and potential solutions to those challenges. This is also an excellent opportunity for current student leaders to reflect on their own development.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
Student Activities and Union Facilities would like to invite you to the upcoming Leadership Dialogues. The Leadership Dialogues Series is a quarterly program offering student leaders the opportunity to learn about important leadership topics from noted regional political, community, and industry leaders; network with other University of Washington student leaders; and discuss common leadership challenges and potential solutions to those challenges. This is also an excellent opportunity for current student leaders to reflect on their own development.
The Leadership Dialogues is open to all student leaders on campus and is free to attend. There is no need to RSVP and light snacks and beverages will be provided.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Anthony Papini at apapini@u.washington.edu. We hope to see you there.
Nomination Deadline for HUB Hall of Fame Activities Award
Mar 01, 2007 - 11:59 pm
Any currently-enrolled undergraduate or graduate student may be nominted or apply for the Activities Award. Up to two students are chosen every academic year on the basis of their campus and community activities, including leadership positions, honors and awards, work experience and career and education goals.
Application Deadline for HUB Hall of Fame Activities Award
Mar 15, 2007 - 11:59 pm
Any currently-enrolled undergraduate or graduate student may be nominted or apply for the Activities Award. Up to two students are chosen every academic year on the basis of their campus and community activities, including leadership positions, honors and awards, work experience and career and education goals.
ALISS Book Sale
Feb 13, 2007 - 8:00 am
The ALISS Book Sale is on Tuesday, February 13 (8-5) and Wednesday, February 14 (8-3) in By George, Odegaard Undergraduate Library.
Tons of used books, CDs, DVDs, videos, and cassette tapes will be available for purchase. Open to everyone!
Sponsored by the Association of Library and Information Science Students.
Tons of used books, CDs, DVDs, videos, and cassette tapes will be available for purchase. Open to everyone!
Sponsored by the Association of Library and Information Science Students.
GPE Week Interactive Mentoring Workshop
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Lana Rae Lenz, Senior Consultant, Center for Instructional Development and Research (CIDR)
Learn and practice methods of asking for and providing mentoring.
HUB 390
Learn and practice methods of asking for and providing mentoring.
HUB 390
GPE Week Workshop: Roundtable on Graduate Education
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Chaired by Suzanne Ortega, Vice Provost and Dean of The Graduate School
Panelists include Kenny Lawson, Shoreline Community College; Jessica Beyer and Joel Migdal, University of Washington, and Niall O'Murchu, Western Washington University
Part of workshops on "Policy from Grassroots: How Social Forces Shackle and Transform Policymakers" hosted by Professor Joel Migdal.
Kane Hall - Walker Ames Room
Panelists include Kenny Lawson, Shoreline Community College; Jessica Beyer and Joel Migdal, University of Washington, and Niall O'Murchu, Western Washington University
Part of workshops on "Policy from Grassroots: How Social Forces Shackle and Transform Policymakers" hosted by Professor Joel Migdal.
Kane Hall - Walker Ames Room
GPE Week WISER/ GO-MAP Brown Bag Lunch
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
"Enlisted for the Duration: Jack O'Dell and the Long Civil Rights Movement"
featuring Dr. Nikhil Singh, UW Dept. of History
Voices in Academia - ViA Brown Bag Lunch
RSVP requested: gomap-rsvp@grad.washington.edu or 543-9016
featuring Dr. Nikhil Singh, UW Dept. of History
Voices in Academia - ViA Brown Bag Lunch
RSVP requested: gomap-rsvp@grad.washington.edu or 543-9016
GPE Week Career Development Symposium for Graduate Students
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Panels on a variety of topics relating to your career after graduate school.
HUB 310
No registration required.
HUB 310
No registration required.
Graduate and Professional Student Networking Social
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Part of Graduate & Professional Education Week, this event offers graduate and professional students from all fields an opportunity to practice their networking skills by talking with UW graduate-level alumni and business leaders about diverse career directions, effective job search strategies, potential job and internship leads, and more. Food and beverages are provided! Space is limited, so please register early!
Kane Hall - Walker Ames Room
Registration required.
Kane Hall - Walker Ames Room
Registration required.
Panel on Intellectual Entrepreneurship: What can business teach us about seeding and nurturi
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Join community leaders Douglas Hansmann, Ron Howell, Jeremy Jaech, and Bruce Montgomery for a stimulating discussion.
Kane Hall 210
Kane Hall 210
GPE Week PhD Career Paths
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
Part of "Opportunities and Futures Day."
HUB 309
HUB 309
GPE Week: Interdisciplinary Graduate Education
Nov 30, 1999 - 12:00 am
A student panel and group discussion of interdisciplinary opportunities and successes. Current interdisciplinary students will define the topics and lead the discussion.
HUB 309
HUB 309
SARVA Week- Drunk Sex or Date Rape: Can You Tell the Difference?
Apr 02, 2007 - 7:00 pm
Part of Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Awareness Week. This workshop features Brett Sokolow (JD). Come be a member of the audience jury that hears a rape trial.
SARVA Week: J-Spot: A Sex Educator Tells All
Apr 03, 2007 - 7:30 pm
A part of Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Awareness Week. This features local sex educator Jay Friedman.
7:30pm in the HUB Auditorium
7:30pm in the HUB Auditorium
SARVA Week: Sex Signals
Apr 04, 2007 - 7:00 pm
This is a part of Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Awareness Week. Presented by the Inter-Fraternity Council and the Panhellenic Association. 7:00 PM in the HUB East Ballroom.
SARVA Week: Take Back the Night Rally
Apr 05, 2007 - 7:30 pm
A yearly tradition as a part of Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Awareness Week. The Take Back the Night Rally features keynote speakers Margo Myers and Jennifer Self. It is followed by an open-mic for all rally attendies.
7:30 in the HUB Auditorium
7:30 in the HUB Auditorium
GPSS Spring Social!
May 02, 2007 - 6:00 pm
It's that time of year again! Come eat food, drink, listen to music, and mingle with others from the university community. This is a free event and a great opportunity for cross-campus social interaction.
HUB Grand Ballroom
HUB Grand Ballroom
Executive Committee Meeting
Nov 07, 2007 - 6:00 pm
GPSS Office
Standing Meeting. All are invited to attend.
Senate Meeting
Nov 14, 2007 - 4:30 pm
HUB 310
For agenda inquiries, please contact:
gpsssec (at) u.washington.edu
gpsssec (at) u.washington.edu
MLK Jr. Day of Service
Jan 21, 2008 - 9:30 am
Event: 2008 MLK Day of Service with the University of Washington
Agency: Elizabeth Gregory Home
Project: Clean a University District housing program and share a meal
Date/Time: Monday January 21, 2008 09:30 am to 02:00 pm
Agency: Elizabeth Gregory Home
Project: Clean a University District housing program and share a meal
Date/Time: Monday January 21, 2008 09:30 am to 02:00 pm
Come be Social at the Fall Social
Oct 03, 2007 - 6:00 pm
HUB Ballroom
If you know what this is, you know you will come! If you don't know what this event is, you should certainly find out if you like good food, alcohol, single med students, business students and those crazy PhD's (including rocket scientists).
The social for all graduate and professional students! Come enjoy food, drinks, music, and great company!
Come meet students from a variety of departments (you know what we mean)!
Don't forget to bring your Husky Card and a state ID/Passport!
The social for all graduate and professional students! Come enjoy food, drinks, music, and great company!
Come meet students from a variety of departments (you know what we mean)!
Don't forget to bring your Husky Card and a state ID/Passport!
Graduate Student Pub Crawl
Apr 03, 2008 - 4:00 am
Start at Big Time Brewery on the Ave
Graduate Student "Meet and Greet" Pub Crawl!!
Meet at Big Time Brewery-4133 University Way NE
Then off to College Inn and Finn McCools.
Meet at Big Time Brewery-4133 University Way NE
Then off to College Inn and Finn McCools.