[Histmaj] UW Summer Institute in Arts & Humanities -- FUNDED Research this Summer

[Tracy L Maschman Morrissey via Histmaj]

Dear Historians,

Please see information below on an excellent opportunity to dig into a research experience at UW this summer. We have sent this out previously from the Office of Undergraduate Research, but this message is from one of the research instructors directly. This is a FUNDED summer opportunity (see attached flyer for details). When students ask me, “How do I get involved in research?”  The Summer Institute for Arts and Humanities – THIS is one of the best ways to do so!

Please consider applying. The deadline is March 3.

Good luck!

Best,
Tracy


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Hi Friends,

As some of you know, I am on the teaching team for this year's Summer Institute in Arts & Humanities<https://www.washington.edu/undergradresearch/summer-institute-home/>, with a theme of "Earthworlds." The attached flyer has more details, and I wanted to ask if you would be willing to share it with promising students in your current courses, especially any who are broadly interested in environmental humanities types of questions. We would love to have a diversity of disciplines represented, and science students are *absolutely* welcome. They don't have to be arts or humanities majors, though that will be the bent of the program.

The attached flyer has more details about this year's theme, and the website linked above has details about the program and application process (note that the application portal is already open). Please share it with anyone else you think might be interested!

Many thanks!
Jesse


Jesse Oak Taylor
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