Advising News
The nature and purpose of this website is to assist students interested in the study of political science by helping them find resources and events provided by the University of Washington and outside providers. This information is forwarded to this blog as a courtesy and an illustration of possible resources and events. The Political Science Department does not endorse or promote any specific products, events, services or vendors.
To see the complete list, faculty, and additional information for all JSIS courses online this summer, please visit:… Read more
The UW Clean Energy Institute is currently accepting applications for the FY26 Clean Energy Education and Training Fellows (ETF) (an RA position) to support its K-14 outreach and education programs.
The ETF position is ideal for doctoral students interested in teaching, outreach, and inspiring young people with STEM opportunities as well as students wishing to build a portfolio of broader impact accomplishments and science communication skills for a public audience.… Read more
Join Josephine Ensign, the author of "Way Home: Journeys Through Homelessness", along with fellow panelists Derrick Belgarde and Sara Rankin for a discussion on homelessness and criminalization in our communities.
Last year's Supreme Court decision in Johnson v. Grants Pass allows cities to fine, ticket or arrest people for sleeping outside, even when no shelter is available. Cities are now considering how, if at all, to shift their response to homelessness and the treatment… Read more
My name is Tania Mondaca, special projects administrator at King County Council. I'm reaching out to inform you of the vacancies below on the Citizens’ Election Oversight Committee (CEOC). The unfilled positions include the following:
Representative from the Spanish-speaking community.
One representative from the Vietnamese-speaking community.
One representative from a nonpartisan organization in King County that promotes equality and the advancement of… Read more
The Stroum Center for Jewish Studies is pleased to announce that our application for the 2025-2026 Gradate Fellowship in Jewish Studies has just opened. This is available to grad students across the university who are engaged in research that touches on Jewish Studies subjects – please see more information below. Applications are due May 15th.
2025-2026 Stroum Center Graduate Fellowship ($6,000 stipend)
The Stroum Center’s interdisciplinary… Read more
Ever thought about researching, studying, interning, or teaching abroad? Join Global Fellowships Prep (GFP)… Read more
Eid Mubarak!
We hope this message finds you in joy and peace as we celebrate the blessings of Eid.
You're warmly invited to The Citizens Foundation (TCF) Annual Eid Banquet, happening this Friday, April 11th—a night of celebration, community, and purpose.
As we gather to share in the joy of Eid, we also come together to support a mission close to our hearts:
TCF is dedicated to transforming the lives of underprivileged children in Pakistan by providing access to quality education.… Read more
I am proud to announce that Team DelBene will be participating as a partner in the 2025 National Democracy Summer School once again! This one-of-a-kind Democratic Fellowship—founded by Congressman Jamie Raskin and expanded across the country in an historic partnership with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC)—is dedicated to recruiting thousands of high school and college-age students and training them as the next generation of Democratic political activists and leaders.… Read more