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"IAS provides students with practical skills and a sophisticated understanding of the world that together will help them deal with the challenges of living in our new century." —Cheryl Greengrove, Ph.D. Interim Director and Associate Professor

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What's New in IAS?

New to IAS?

Our advisers have created an information sheet to assist you in getting ready for the new academic year.

IAS Autumn 2008 Class Schedules

Classes have begun forAutumn quarter. If you have not registered and you need assistance with scheduling classes, please call the IAS office to make an appointment with your program adviser 253.692.4450. Click here for a quick look at current openings. These openings changes daily. For a more up to the minute enrollment status, check the on-line time schedule.

Information for Evening Students

Are you looking for information about how you can take advantage of the UWT resources? Choosing a concentration, getting an advising appointment, learning where to park and library hours are all covered in the attached Q&A sheet.

Attention, Undergraduate Students!

Do you have questions about your portfolio requirement? Maybe you need to complete an Independent Study/ Internship form? These frequently-used links can be found on our website under the advising tab. Click on the link to view various forms.

Faculty Positions Open

IAS is now accepting applications for the following faculty positions. Complete details are below.

• Assistant Professor, Economics/Political Economy The ideal candidate would offer courses in economic history, Western Europe, and other courses for majors in political economy and other interdisciplinary programs.
• Assistant Professor, Economics/Political Economy The ideal candidate would offer courses in East Asian political economy, international economics and political economy, and other courses for majors in political economy and other interdisciplinary programs.
• Assistant Professor, International Human Rights The successful candidate will show excellent potential as both a teacher and a researcher.
• Assistant Professor, Environmental Biochemistry/Toxicology The successful candidate will be committed to innovative undergraduate teaching and will have primary responsibility for the development and teaching of courses in biochemistry.
• Assistant Professor, Creative Writing (Fiction, Drama, Film, and/or Television). Applicants for this position should have the skills to teach introductory, multiple-genre creative writing courses, advanced workshops within genre of expertise, academic writing, and literature or similar within the humanities.

Interested in Learning about IAS from the Experts?

Come to an IAS information session and have all your questions answered! For more information, please contact Karin Dalesky, Admissions Specialist.

Date	Time	Location
Tuesday, October 7	1:00-2:00 p.m.	WCG 106
Tuesday, November 4	1:00-2:00 p.m.	WCG 106

Or, you can plan to attend a Campus Open House which is open to all prospective students. Representatives from other undergraduate and graduate programs will be available to talk with you.

International Programs

IAS offers a number of study abroad opportunities through International Programs. Several programs are currently being planned for 2008 such as Cuba and England. Contact the International Programs office for more details.

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