Native Pathways Program (NPP) Highlights, Updates, and News

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Author Carly Martin

New Internships Opportunities: Summer Quarter, Pt. 4

This summer, the Internships Office will send out several lists of new internship opportunities that are open for applications, though not on a weekly basis. All these internships can be done for credit, but not all may be paid.   … Continue Reading →

Learning Centers Summer Hours

The Math & Science Center and the Writing Center are open for summer tutoring! Please check out our summer hours below and drop by to see us. General Summer Tutoring Hours Monday-Thursday: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m., in-person (Library 2304) or… Continue Reading →

Organic Farm Market Stand Announcement

This week, The Organic Farm will hold a market stand on Thursday, June 18 from 3-6 p.m. at the farm (2712 Lewis Road NW, Olympia, 98502). We will have eggs, salad mix, radishes, pea shoots, baby beets, strawberries, rhubarb, flower bouquets (including… Continue Reading →

Basic Needs Center Update

The Basic Needs Center is closed beginning June 12 and will resume operations on June 22.   Summer Hours: Wednesday Drop-Ins (no appointment necessary) from 1 – 5 p.m.   Need a virtual appointment, time outside of Basic Needs Center hours, or further one-on-one support?… Continue Reading →

Narrative Evaluations Workshop

Narrative Evaluations Workshop   When: 3:30 – 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday, June 3  Where: Library 2302D and on Zoom: https://evergreen.zoom.us/j/92498695512?pwd=hXrRLy3URfMx53orCSCca3yqPDo9Uo.1   This workshop supports students in writing their self-evaluations and faculty evaluations. We will offer strategies and other guidance for writing about your… Continue Reading →

Upcoming Blood Drive

BloodWorks Northwest Blood Drive at Evergreen    When: Wednesday, May 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Where: Bloodmobile in front of Evans Hall  Appointments are required for the best possible donation experience. Visit BloodworksNW.org/GiveBlood or scan the QR Code on the flyer attached to book your… Continue Reading →

Help Shape Tulalip’s Future — Become a Planning Commissioner

The Tulalip Planning Commission is seeking dedicated community members to help guide land use, growth, and development on the Reservation. This is an opportunity to play an active role in shaping Tulalip’s future by contributing to thoughtful, community‑centered planning and… Continue Reading →

Farmworker Justice Day

Where: Evans Hall Lobby and Evans 4300 When: 11a.m. – 3  p.m. on Wednesday, April 22    Join us for the annual event honoring our crucial Farmworkers and José Gómez, a faculty member who was a life-long activist for farmworker justice, LGBTQ+ justice… Continue Reading →

Priority Deadline Closes April 24: 2026 Tribal Leaders Media Training & Communications Fellowship

Open to Tribal Leaders and Tribal communications professionals, the Tribal Leaders Media Training & Communications Fellowship provides targeted learning and hands-on practice to increase communication skills and expand media presence to meet Tribal community needs. Curriculum will be tailored to… Continue Reading →

Accessible PDFs Webinar: Keep Calm and Make It Accessible – April 21

(Free online training) Keep Calm and Make It Accessible: A Conversation about PDFs   NWHeat is a collaboration between the Orbis Cascade Alliance and Northwest Academic Computing Consortium to provide webinars and resources focused on digital accessibility in higher education. This… Continue Reading →

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