Job links are posted as received, please check back frequently.

Job Title	Employer Name	Date Posted
Hydrogeologist (Spokane)	NOAA	9/23/09
Research Laboratory Positions (Bainbridge)	deCODE biostructures	9/21/09
Research Assistant – Microscopy	Allen Institute	9/21/09
Specimen Management Technician	Pacific Biometrics	9/21/09
Lab Technician/Chemist	Formula Corp	9/21/09
Communications Manager	Marine Stewardship Council	9/21/09
Legislative & Green Building Service Manager (Salem, OR)	State of Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services	9/21/09
Research/Science/Laboratory Positions (Various)	University of Washington	9/21/09
WWTP Operator III	Pierce County	9/21/09
Restoration Crew Positions (Mason County, King County Natural Resources, and City of Redmond)	WA Department of Ecology, Washington Conservation Corps	9/21/09
Management and Regulatory Analyst	WA Department of Ecology	9/21/09
Laboratory Technician (Bremerton)	Planned Parenthood	9/21/09
Laboratory Technician - Temporary	University of Washington	8/24/09
Research Scientist	University of Washington	8/24/09
Restoration Ecologist	Skagist Firsheries Enhancement Group	8/24/09
Research Interviewer	Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute	8/24/09
Derelict Vessel Technician	WA Department of Natural Resources	8/21/09
Administrative Manager	Harder Foundation	8/21/09
Water Treatment Operator	Seattle Public Utilities	8/21/09
Engineering Technician	City of Lakewood	8/21/09
Education and Outreach Specialist	Thurston County	8/21/09
Natural Resource Specialist (Portland, OR)	Oregon Parks and Recreation Department	8/21/09
Engineer - Natural Resources (Renton, WA)	King Conservation District	8/21/09
Research Technician	ERT	8/21/09
Mathematics Technician	ERT	8/21/09
Hydrogeologist	Landau Associates	8/21/09
Botanist (Seattle)	ICF International	8/21/09
Water Treatment Technician	City of Seattle	8/21/09

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UW Tacoma Scholarships

The University of Washington Tacoma offers a variety of scholarships for students. Some are based on merit; others require applicants to demonstrate evidence of financial need. For more information on general UWT scholarships, visit the UWT scholarship website.

Other Scholarships

• Bob & Eleanor Grant Trust
  The Bob & Eleanor Grant Trust provides scholarships for first-generation college students studying natural or environmental sciences. The Trust can provide scholarships of up to $15,000 per year that are renewable based upon satisfactory student progress. Previous Deadlines: April 1st.

• Dolph S. Kleiner Memorial Scholarship (and other UWT scholarships)

Students must complete a general scholarship application. Due dates vary, please check website for details.

• Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship Program
  The Hollings Scholarship Program (through NOAA) provides successful undergraduate applicants with awards that include academic assistance (up to a maximum of $8,000 per year) for full-time study during the 9-month academic year; a 10-week, full-time internship position ($650/week) during the summer at a NOAA facility; and, if reappointed, academic assistance (up to a maximum of $8,000) for full-time study during a second 9-month academic year. Scholarship is limited to 3rd year students. Previous Deadlines: January 30th.

• Founders Endowment
  Provides support for academic purposes not already funded by the State of Washington for the Tacoma Branch Campus, such as development of new courses and teaching materials, support for faculty research related to the improvement of instruction, student financial aid, improvement of classroom facilities and acquisition of instructional equipment. Previous deadlines: February or March.

• Mary Gates Undergraduate Research Scholarships
  

  The Mary Gates Endowment funds hundreds of University of Washington undergraduate students every year through Research, Leadership, Venture and Honors scholarships. These scholarships support students to engage in activities that enhance their undergraduate experience, encouraging student learning both in and outside the classroom. Deadline this year: Early November!

• SUM program (for TCC students)
  Tacoma Community College is offering Scholarships for Upward Mobility (SUM) to students interested in studying engineering, computer science, math, science or information technology. The SUM program has approximately $36,000 per academic quarter (fall, winter, spring) to give away in scholarships to TCC students! Scholarship amount range from under $300 per year to $10,000 per year, depending on Financial Need as determined by your FAFSA. Deadlines:

  Fall quarter:  First Round consideration - April 1 
  Fall quarter: Second Round consideration - August 15
  Winter quarter:   Nov 15     
  Spring quarter:  Feb 15

• UWT International Programs
  UWT International Programs offers $1,250 scholarships for matriculated UWT students participating in a study-abroad programs. Scholarships can be applied towards any UW study-abroad opportunity, but priority will be given to applicants participating in a UWT program. Deadlines vary.

• Washington State Lake Protection Association
  

Scholarships from $750 - $1,000 to support undergraduate and graduate students in their pursuit of degrees specializing in the fields of Environmental Science. Previous Deadlines: April 15th.

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• AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellowship seeks to increase communication skills in student scientists. From grant writing to interaction with their community, today's young scientists must also be able science communicators. The lessons they learn through the Fellowship experience will benefit their career path and help them increase public understanding of science and technology.

The Fellowship places senior undergraduate and graduate science, engineering and mathematics students at media sites nationwide to work as science reporters for ten weeks. Past sites include the Chicago Tribune, NPR and Scientific American. By exposing reporters and editors to the expertise of student scientists, while also training those same students in the nuances of journalism, the program can improve the quality of information that is disseminated. AAAS selects 15 - 20 Fellows each summer. There is a $4500 stipend plus travel expenses. Deadline is January 15, 2010.

• AWRA Fellowship

The Washington State Chapter of the American Water Resources Association (AWRA) provides two $2000 fellowships to students pursuing degrees in water related fields. The 2009 deadline is October 30th.

• CENTC Undergraduate Summer Research Program

  Fellowships are available to undergraduates to conduct research at any of CENTC’s 12 locations during the summer of 2009.  Programs are 8-10 weeks long, depending on location, with flexible starting dates.  Fellows will receive a stipend and compensation for travel and housing. Previous deadline: February 21.

• Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Summer Research
  The University of Washington, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences (DEOHS) in the School of Public Health is pleased to offer an outstanding summer research opportunity for sophomores, juniors and non-graduated seniors who have strong science backgrounds and an interest in environmental health research. The Environmental Health Research Experience Program (EH-REP) is a nine week research experience. Successful applicants are paired with DEOHS faculty and mentored through a research project that usually
  intersects ongoing faculty research projects. Each participant receives a $5200 stipend for the summer. The strongest applicants will have good grades in their biology and/or chemistry science courses and will have an interest in environmental factors that adversely affect human health. You can learn more and apply online at www.ehrep.washington.edu. If you have questions, feel free to email James Meadows at ehug@uw.edu or call 206-616-4177. Underrepresented students are strongly encouraged to apply! Non-UW students are also
  encouraged to apply! Previous Deadline: February 2nd.
  

• Founders Endowment
  Provides support for academic purposes not already funded by the State of Washington for the Tacoma Branch Campus, such as development of new courses and teaching materials, support for faculty research related to the improvement of instruction, student financial aid, improvement of classroom facilities and acquisition of instructional equipment. Previous Deadlines: February 15th.

• Make A Splash Grant Program
  The Make a Splash grant program invites groups and individuals to apply for up to $2,500 in funds for education or restoration projects that focus on preventing pollution and protecting or restoring clean water. Past projects have included field trips, science day camps, habitat restoration activities, hazardous waste collection, rain barrel installation and a variety of educational activities--even a puppet show and a coloring book! The deadline to mail in applications is May 16. If you have any questions or think you know someone else who might be interested in applying for this program, please contact Shauna Hansen at (253) 502-2119.

• Make it your own awards (Case Foundation)
  

  The Make It Your Own Awards™ are a direct response to research showing that many people feel disconnected from public leaders and institutions and don't believe they have the power to make a lasting difference in their community. Grants of $100-$35,100 given to Individuals. Previous deadline: August 8.

• Multicultural Initiative in the Marine Sciences: Undergraduate Participation
  
  

  The National Science Foundation-funded MIMSUP program is designed to increase diversity within the next generation of marine scientists. Participants receive intensive training in the marine sciences and in professional opportunities available to those who choose this career path. Applications are encouraged, in particular, from U.S. citizens belonging to groups currently underrepresented in the marine sciences (i.e., Native Americans, Alaskan Natives, African Americans, Latino/Hispanics and Pacific Islanders). Eight selected students spend two quarters at the Shannon Point Marine Center taking introductory and specialized courses in the marine sciences (31 quarter credit hours), attending seminars and workshops, exploring career opportunities, and engaging in supervised research. They also attend a regional or national scientific meeting. After the program, students return to their home institutions to complete their undergraduate programs. Funding covers tuition and fees for 2 quarters, housing and more! Deadline: Friday, November 13, 2009.

• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Minority Faculty and Student Intern Research Program (FSIRP)
  Opportunities to participate in research and development relating to science, math, and engineering

• Research Apprenticeship Program
  

Intensive, full-time research training experiences are offered to qualified undergraduates and post-baccalaureates in Spring and Autumn quarters. One to four teams of 5-12 students each work on one focused research problem guided by a group of faculty, postdoctoral and graduate student mentors. Students selected for participation receive financial support ($3000) to defray costs of tuition, room and board at FHL. Students will be registered for 15 credits. Students should consult with their advisor prior to registration.

• UW Libraries Undergraduate Research Awards

  The University Libraries, in cooperation with the Undergraduate Research Program, sponsors the Library Research Award for Undergraduates competition, recognizing University of Washington students who produce significant inquiry requiring use of information resources, the library and its collections. All undergraduate students enrolled at the University of Washington are encouraged to submit research projects for the award competition. Previous Deadline: May 18th.

• Washington Sea Grant Science Writing Fellowship

  WSG Science Writing Fellows assist in the development of a variety of communication products about Sea Grant projects and issues in marine-related research, education, and outreach. One Science Writing Fellow is selected for each of three quarters during the academic year. The Fellows work closely with the WSG Communications program and UW science-writing instructor Deborah Illman. Each fellow is expected to spend eight to 10 hours per week on WSG Communications assignments. One candidate for each of Winter and Spring Quarters will be selected for the fellowship, which will provide a stipend of $1,000 for the quarter. Upper division undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply. Previous deadlines: January 14th for the Winter Quarter fellowship and on or before February 18th for the Spring Quarter fellowship.

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