Erin Feeney, ’12, wrote a book about Seattle鈥檚 floating homes while working toward her master鈥檚 degree in at the UW. Now she has curated an exhibit on the same subject at the Museum of History and Industry. The exhibit runs until Nov. 3.
Category: Community News & Events
Current news and events happening on campus and in the community designed to improve quality of life and foster economic vitality.
Weekend Activities @ the Burke
Starting September 7-8 and continuing every weekend through June 2014, visitors to the can take part in 鈥淏est of the Burke鈥� guided tours and participate in hands-on activities on with crafts to take home. 聽Free parking available.
Night time at the Arboretum
Register now for , a nighttime hike through the UW Arboretum on Saturday, August 31, from 7:30 鈥� 9 pm. This environmental education event includes activities for children ages 6-12 and cost is $8/person.
Free workshop on building global citizens
The will the be the topic of a free August 30 workshop at UW Seattle. Primarily designed for high school teachers but others are welcome to attend. RSVP required. UW alum Rick Steves,’78, is keynote speaker.
Students share research work on campus
Starting on Wednesday, Aug. 21, undergraduates who participated in a variety of research programs during the summer will with their peers and the public.