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	Back to Main View all resources by sponsoring department or unit Submit a resource listing Quick Search Results Sorted by Content Area Architecture and Urban Planning Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network: Seismology Lab: Serves the public as an earth sciences information center Summer Challenge: A fast paced, challenging summer program for academically talented students who will complete 5th or 6th grade by June 30th Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Special Collections Division: Please call to arrange a visit Seismology Lab: Phone Based and On-line Information Services: A WWW hompage and audio library system provide up-to-date research and information Seismology Lab Tours: Tours of the Seismology labs with discussions covering a variety of topics Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting Applied mathematics clinic: Graduate student "math specialists": Free consutlation, curriculum evaluation, and other "math specialist" services Canadian Studies Center American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college UW Digital Collections Arts UW Digital Collections Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Canadian Studies Center Summer Dalcroze Institute: Dalcroze Eurhythmics Middle School Short Courses Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides Celebrating Wildflowers: Fun Family Event promoting native plants and their habitats Teacher Workshops: Specialized workshops in culture and the natural sciences for teachers Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle Music Education Master Class Pacific Northwest Band Festival Choral Fest: An intensive workshop for choirs. World Languages Day: Learn about World Language Study at the UW Middle School Academy The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus Henry Art Gallery Curriculum Guides: Seven different curriculum guides available to teachers on loan or for purchase Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World Music in Schools: Residencies in Schools Summer Day Program for Children: A creative learning experience for children 6-11 years old Jacob Lawrence Gallery: Visit art exhibitions featuring UW faculty and student work Special Collections Division: Please call to arrange a visit Henry Art Gallery Tours: Teachers and students, grades K-12, to explore art exhibitions Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Theatres, Scene and Costume Shops: Behind the scenes opportunities School of Music Performances and Clinics School of Music Academic Presentations: Faculty offer academic presentations to elementary, middle, and high school audiences Youth Matinees: Performances are especially geared for students Burke Museum Summer Camps for Children: Fun and educational programs based on current exhibits Burke in a Box: Traveling Study Collections: Collections of specimens and artifacts that come to you Burke Museum Tours: Tours and hands-on activities enhance students' experience Classical Mythology: A class for junior and senior high school teachers Fascinating Theatre Collections Available for Study: The Drama Library has a collection of materials in acting, black theatre, children's theatre, costume, directing, lighting, make-up and more Business Administration Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Early Scholars Outreach Program: Year-round activities to encourage minority students to graduate from high school and attend college DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: DO-IT promotes the full inclusion of people with disabilities in academic programs and careers and the use of technology as an empowering tool. DO-IT Scholars: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: High school students with disabilities explore careers in science, engineering, business, mathematics and other challenging fields. Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting DO-IT Pals: An on-line community for teens with disabilities pursuing college and career goals. Making Connections: Support high school youth in STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and math) Canadian Studies Center Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college UW Digital Collections Computers and Technology Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Middle School Short Courses Two Valleys - One Vision GEAR UP: GEAR UP is an educational program which is in conjunction with local schools and community based programs providing academic and social supports helping students to obtain a secondary education Summer Courses for High School Students UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium: Electronic Newsletter for Teachers: An electronic newsletter with curriculum ideas and Internet links for teachers Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools LST-SPS Technology Partnership: Technical consultants for Seattle Public Schools Diversity in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology: Support for pre-college students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology "How does it get here?" Chemical Engineers Bring you the Necessities of Life: Presentations by and about the work of chemical engineers Middle School Academy School Library Media Specialist: A Certificate Program for K-12 Educators Student Academic Services: Support programs, services, and resources for students interested in Engineering Gateway to Educational Materials (GEM) Project: An online searchable database of educational resources DO-IT Pals: An on-line community for teens with disabilities pursuing college and career goals. Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Geography (GIS) Internship: Homewaters Project: Internships using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) High School Visitation Program for Technical Communication: Career presentations may be arranged for high school students Minority Scholars Engineering Program (MSEP): Seeks ways to increase the recruitment and retention of underrepresented minorities in engineering Seismology Lab: Phone Based and On-line Information Services: A WWW hompage and audio library system provide up-to-date research and information Seismology Lab Tours: Tours of the Seismology labs with discussions covering a variety of topics DO-IT Scholars: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: High school students with disabilities explore careers in science, engineering, business, mathematics and other challenging fields. DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: DO-IT promotes the full inclusion of people with disabilities in academic programs and careers and the use of technology as an empowering tool. Summer Science for Girls: Encouraging females to pursue careers in mathematics, engineering and the sciences Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network: Seismology Lab: Serves the public as an earth sciences information center Construction Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Dentistry Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Group Tours of the School of Dentistry: A 30-minute tour for students and teachers UW Engineering Open House UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances Making Connections: Support high school youth in STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and math) UW Oral Health Collaborative: Helping communities improve their oral health. Education UW Oral Health Collaborative: Helping communities improve their oral health. Evening Education Courses for Educators: Courses for teachers offered by the College of Education IslandWood: 4 Day Trip Program on the Environment North Central Washington Reading Consortium: Professional Development in Reading for Teachers in the Bridgeport Area Canadian Studies Center Two Valleys - One Vision GEAR UP: GEAR UP is an educational program which is in conjunction with local schools and community based programs providing academic and social supports helping students to obtain a secondary education Puget Sound Writing Project Writing: A participatory writing workshop for K-12 teachers Center on Reinventing Public Education Summer Day at the Arboretum Middle School Short Courses Washington Search for Young Scholars (WSYS): For academically talented students in grades 5 through 8 who want to earn recognition and opportunities by taking the ACT exam Dyslexia, Dysgraphia Summer Workshops: for teachers, psychologists and language pathologists UW-inSPIRE: Students Presenting International Research Experiences Medical Mysteries: A summer institute for teachers of grades 5-9 Mathematics Education Institute: Researched-based Resources for Systemic Improvement of K-8 Mathematics UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall University of Washington GENETICS Project: Genetics Activities for the Elementary, Middle School, aand High School Levels Theodore Jacobsen Observatory: Public Open Houses University of Washington State GEAR UP Project: Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) Project focuses on helping more students from disadvantaged backgrounds go on to college. Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Teacher Workshops: Specialized workshops in culture and the natural sciences for teachers Perspectives on East Asia for Teachers: Contemporary Japan (SISEA 490/pending EDC&I 495): A Summer Course for Pre- and In-service K-12 Educators BioQuest: Step Into Science at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute Seattle Early Scholars Outreach Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs: SESO GEAR-UP Center for Educational Leadership: Customized District Partnerships StarNet: Investigating the Effects of Genes and Environment on Smoking Behavior Washington Space Grant Consortium: Undergraduate Scholarships: Scholarships for incoming UW Freshmen Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium: Electronic Newsletter for Teachers: An electronic newsletter with curriculum ideas and Internet links for teachers LST-SPS Technology Partnership: Technical consultants for Seattle Public Schools Celebrating Science: A guide for expanding inquiry-based science education into the community. Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools "How does it get here?" Chemical Engineers Bring you the Necessities of Life: Presentations by and about the work of chemical engineers Orca Bowl: A tournament-style academic competition designed to challenge and recognize high school students� knowledge in science, math and technology in the context of the world oceans. Addiction: Hijacking the Brain: A lecture series for the general public, workshops for professionals, and middle school programs and curricula about the neurobiology of addiction School Library Media Specialist: A Certificate Program for K-12 Educators Brain Research in Education: A distance learning professional development certificate program. Can We Talk?: Summer workshops on leading discussions Teaching Foreign Languages in Grades K-8: For those who enjoy working with youngsters and want to help them prepare for life in a multi-cultural society Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle World Languages Day: Learn about World Language Study at the UW Spanish 103 and 201 in the High Schools Raising Healthy Children Summer Intensive Institute - The Guatemala Experience: Immersion in Spanish Language, Culture and History in La Antigua, Guatemala Washington Park Arboretum Saplings School Program: An environmental education program for students Northwest Association for Biomedical Research Speakers Bureau for Grades 6-12 and Community Groups for Community Groups: Emphasis is on advances in biomedical research and biotechnology Summer Institute in Life Science (SILS): A grant funded hands-on course for 4th - 8th grade teachers Puget Sound Writing Project (PSWP): Invitational Summer Institute: Making a difference in how students write Classical Mythology: A class for junior and senior high school teachers Biology for Elementary Teachers: A course emphasizing scientific investigation for elementary classrooms Burke Museum Summer Camps for Children: Fun and educational programs based on current exhibits Biology Methods for Secondary Teachers: A course for high school biology teachers Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Ingrith Deyrup-Olsen Biology Teachers Resource Center: Life science material available for the classroom Washington Park Arboretum Explorer Pack Program: Arboretum provides backpack full of equipment for a group's self-guided exploration of the Arboretum Washington MESA Middle School Curriculum: Integrated materials to stimulate middle school students' interests in mathematics and science Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Live from Earth and Mars: Online curricula, data, and resources for students, educators and the public Partners in Science: A variety of forest education opportunities Accounting Career Awareness Program: Explore the possibilities of a career in accounting DO-IT Pals: An on-line community for teens with disabilities pursuing college and career goals. Special Education Endorsement Through UW Tacoma: Endorsement can be part of a graduate degree program or independent of the degree Geography (GIS) Internship: Homewaters Project: Internships using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program: Educational activities from the Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program Leadership for Learning: Education Doctorate and Superintendent Certificate The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Teacher Preparation Program in Biology: Advising for individuals interested in pursuing a teaching endorsement in biology Applied mathematics clinic: Graduate student "math specialists": Free consutlation, curriculum evaluation, and other "math specialist" services Telepartners in Early Diagnosis and Intervention for Children with Disabilities in Remote Communities: Outreach from UW and Children's Hospital to remote rural communities College of Education: Resources at UW Seattle College of Education Graduate Degree and Professional Certification Programs: Offerings through UW Seattle Teacher Education Master's Degree Program: Offered through UW Seattle Curriculum and Instruction: Programs and Courses: Take a course or work towards a degree Educational Leadership and Policy Studies: Programs and Courses Educational Psychology: Programs and Courses: Take a course or work towards a degree Center for Educational Leadership: Programs and Partnerships Special Education: Programs and Courses: Take a course or work towards a degree Professional Certification and Endorsements: The Office of Teacher Education advises certified teachers Center for Multicultural Education: Research and activities are designed to improve teaching practice related to equity issues, intergroup relations and the achievement of students of color Danforth Educational Leadership Program: For educators interested in becoming school principals and program administrators Peak Performance Training for business administration: High school athletes who take this workshop learn performance enhancing psychological skills The Education and Library and Information Sciences Collections: Collections of interest to K-12 teachers, librarians, and administrators Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World Teacher Certification Program at UW Tacoma: Program leads to Washington state elementary certification Music in Schools: Residencies in Schools Community Literacy Program: Contact Dr. Simmons-O'Neill if you are a Seattle Public elementary school interested in becoming a partner elementary for the Community Literacy Program. Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Teacher Certification: UW Bothell: Elementary, Middle and Secondary Programs National Consortium for Teaching about Asia: 2010 Seminars Center for Astronomy Education Northwest Teaching Exchange UW Digital Collections Native Youth Enrichment Program: NYEP Quarter Institute in Life Science (QuILS) Engineering Native Youth Enrichment Program: NYEP GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Science for Success (SFS): SFS will be offered subject to available funding High School Visitation Program for Technical Communication: Career presentations may be arranged for high school students Minority Scholars Engineering Program (MSEP): Seeks ways to increase the recruitment and retention of underrepresented minorities in engineering Seismology Lab: Phone Based and On-line Information Services: A WWW hompage and audio library system provide up-to-date research and information Seismology Lab Tours: Tours of the Seismology labs with discussions covering a variety of topics Elementary Science for Elementary Students: Classroom activities to discover the fundamentals of electricity and senses Applied mathematics clinic: Graduate student "math specialists": Free consutlation, curriculum evaluation, and other "math specialist" services Materials Science: Guide for Developing Demonstrations: Instructional for doing demonstrations .: Materials Science demonstrations for high school students Live from Earth and Mars: Online curricula, data, and resources for students, educators and the public Summer Science for Girls: Encouraging females to pursue careers in mathematics, engineering and the sciences DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: DO-IT promotes the full inclusion of people with disabilities in academic programs and careers and the use of technology as an empowering tool. DO-IT Scholars: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: High school students with disabilities explore careers in science, engineering, business, mathematics and other challenging fields. Early Scholars Outreach Program: Year-round activities to encourage minority students to graduate from high school and attend college Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network: Seismology Lab: Serves the public as an earth sciences information center Science and Engineering Presentations Offered for Grades 6-12: Chemical engineering representatives visit schools Student Academic Services: Support programs, services, and resources for students interested in Engineering Piezo-Electrics for High School Physics: A short-course for high school physics students Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics Teacher Partnerships: UW -- K-12 partnerships to explore aviation and space related themes Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics: Classroom and Schools Visits Materials Science and Engineering Open House: Information and activities to learn about opportunities in Materials Science and Engineering Diversity in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology: Support for pre-college students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium: Electronic Newsletter for Teachers: An electronic newsletter with curriculum ideas and Internet links for teachers Washington Space Grant Consortium: Undergraduate Scholarships: Scholarships for incoming UW Freshmen Laboratory Experience for High School Students (LEHSS): The University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials (UWEB) Washington State Model United Nations: WASMUN Materials Camp: Summer Institutes on Materials Science and Materials Engineering Middle School Short Courses Youth Take Heart: Heart health and bioengineering activities for 5-8 Bioengineering Summer Camp University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials: Science Teacher Institute Forest Resources Canadian Studies Center Summer Day at the Arboretum Celebrating Wildflowers: Fun Family Event promoting native plants and their habitats Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides Pack Forest Naturalist Tours Diversity in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology: Support for pre-college students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology University of Washington Restoration Ecology Network The Truth About Science: Process-driven science curriculum Washington Park Arboretum Saplings School Program: An environmental education program for students Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Washington Park Arboretum Explorer Pack Program: Arboretum provides backpack full of equipment for a group's self-guided exploration of the Arboretum Partners in Science: A variety of forest education opportunities Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college UW Digital Collections History UW Digital Collections Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college History Day Research at the UW Libraries National Consortium for Teaching about Asia: 2010 Seminars American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Henry Art Gallery Curriculum Guides: Seven different curriculum guides available to teachers on loan or for purchase Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World Special Topics in Geology: Courses vary in emphasis from dinosaurs to volcanoes and include a hands-on lab or field trip Summer Day Program for Children: A creative learning experience for children 6-11 years old Transition/Early Entrance Program: For academically talented students ready to do college level work prior to high school Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Special Collections Division: Please call to arrange a visit Plays for Students grades 8-12: Nine plays presented on the UW campus each academic year Burke Museum Summer Camps for Children: Fun and educational programs based on current exhibits Burke Museum Tours: Tours and hands-on activities enhance students' experience Burke in a Box: Traveling Study Collections: Collections of specimens and artifacts that come to you History Courses for K-12 Teachers: Summer courses for teachers Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools Teacher Workshops: Specialized workshops in culture and the natural sciences for teachers Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Canadian Studies Center Humanities Canadian Studies Center Washington Search for Young Scholars (WSYS): For academically talented students in grades 5 through 8 who want to earn recognition and opportunities by taking the ACT exam UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Teacher Workshops: Specialized workshops in culture and the natural sciences for teachers Curriculum Resource for Bioethics: An online curriculum resource Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle World Languages Day: Learn about World Language Study at the UW Summer Intensive Institute - The Guatemala Experience: Immersion in Spanish Language, Culture and History in La Antigua, Guatemala UW in the High School: High school students earn college credits History Courses for K-12 Teachers: Summer courses for teachers Puget Sound Writing Project (PSWP): Invitational Summer Institute: Making a difference in how students write PSWP Young Writers Workshop: A workshop for young people entering grades 9-12. Annual Conference on the Greco-Roman World for Middle and High School Teachers: Teachers of history, language and literature participate in this conference Classical Mythology: A class for junior and senior high school teachers Burke in a Box: Traveling Study Collections: Collections of specimens and artifacts that come to you Burke Museum Tours: Tours and hands-on activities enhance students' experience Burke Museum Summer Camps for Children: Fun and educational programs based on current exhibits Washington Park Arboretum Saplings School Program: An environmental education program for students Youth Matinees: Performances are especially geared for students Special Collections Division: Please call to arrange a visit A Global Perspective for K-12 Classrooms: UW international students will come to the classroom to bring alive a globally focused curriculum Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Summer Stretch Program: Fast paced high school classes for academically talented students completing 7-10th grade by June 30. Summer Challenge: A fast paced, challenging summer program for academically talented students who will complete 5th or 6th grade by June 30th Summer Day Program for Children: A creative learning experience for children 6-11 years old Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World Henry Art Gallery Curriculum Guides: Seven different curriculum guides available to teachers on loan or for purchase Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus American Indians of the Pacific Northwest Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college UW Digital Collections International Studies UW Digital Collections East Asia Resource Center Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college National Consortium for Teaching about Asia: 2010 Seminars Henry Art Gallery Curriculum Guides: Seven different curriculum guides available to teachers on loan or for purchase Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World International Programs and Exchanges Resource Library: Information about living and studying abroad is available to the public Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries A Global Perspective for K-12 Classrooms: UW international students will come to the classroom to bring alive a globally focused curriculum Youth Matinees: Performances are especially geared for students Summer Intensive Institute - The Guatemala Experience: Immersion in Spanish Language, Culture and History in La Antigua, Guatemala World Languages Day: Learn about World Language Study at the UW Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle Perspectives on East Asia for Teachers: Contemporary Japan (SISEA 490/pending EDC&I 495): A Summer Course for Pre- and In-service K-12 Educators Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies UW-inSPIRE: Students Presenting International Research Experiences Canadian Studies Center Languages Canadian Studies Center Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle World Languages Day: Learn about World Language Study at the UW Spanish 103 and 201 in the High Schools Summer Intensive Institute - The Guatemala Experience: Immersion in Spanish Language, Culture and History in La Antigua, Guatemala UW in the High School: High school students earn college credits Teaching Foreign Languages in Grades K-8: For those who enjoy working with youngsters and want to help them prepare for life in a multi-cultural society ACTR Olympiada of Spoken Russian: Registration Forms Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools Classical Mythology: A class for junior and senior high school teachers Annual Conference on the Greco-Roman World for Middle and High School Teachers: Teachers of history, language and literature participate in this conference A Global Perspective for K-12 Classrooms: UW international students will come to the classroom to bring alive a globally focused curriculum Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries International Programs and Exchanges Resource Library: Information about living and studying abroad is available to the public Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Law Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Making Connections: Support high school youth in STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and math) Street Law: Teaching young people the principles of fairness, justice, authority and responsibility that form the basis of the American legal system Canadian Studies Center Middle School Short Courses Library and Information Sciences Canadian Studies Center Evening Education Courses for Educators: Courses for teachers offered by the College of Education Gateway to Educational Materials (GEM) Project: An online searchable database of educational resources Can We Talk?: Summer workshops on leading discussions School Library Media Specialist: A Certificate Program for K-12 Educators LST-SPS Technology Partnership: Technical consultants for Seattle Public Schools The Education and Library and Information Sciences Collections: Collections of interest to K-12 teachers, librarians, and administrators Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college American Indians of the Pacific Northwest History Day Research at the UW Libraries Literature Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Special Collections Division: Please call to arrange a visit Summer Challenge: A fast paced, challenging summer program for academically talented students who will complete 5th or 6th grade by June 30th Summer Stretch Program: Fast paced high school classes for academically talented students completing 7-10th grade by June 30. Transition/Early Entrance Program: For academically talented students ready to do college level work prior to high school PSWP Young Writers Workshop: A workshop for young people entering grades 9-12. Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle World Languages Day: Learn about World Language Study at the UW Summer Intensive Institute - The Guatemala Experience: Immersion in Spanish Language, Culture and History in La Antigua, Guatemala Raising Healthy Children Canadian Studies Center Washington Search for Young Scholars (WSYS): For academically talented students in grades 5 through 8 who want to earn recognition and opportunities by taking the ACT exam UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Washington Search for Young Scholars: Registration Info Mathematics Washington Search for Young Scholars: Registration Info Seattle Early Scholars Outreach Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs: SESO GEAR-UP Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Washington Search for Young Scholars (WSYS): For academically talented students in grades 5 through 8 who want to earn recognition and opportunities by taking the ACT exam Mathematics Education Institute: Researched-based Resources for Systemic Improvement of K-8 Mathematics Two Valleys - One Vision GEAR UP: GEAR UP is an educational program which is in conjunction with local schools and community based programs providing academic and social supports helping students to obtain a secondary education Student Academic Services: Support programs, services, and resources for students interested in Engineering Mathematics - Science Integration: Focusing on Mathematics and Science A partnership of Washington MESA and UW Academic Programs for Teachers, a division of UW Educational Outreach UW in the High School: High school students earn college credits Middle School Academy Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools Making Connections: Support high school youth in STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and math) Washington Space Grant Consortium: Undergraduate Scholarships: Scholarships for incoming UW Freshmen Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium: Electronic Newsletter for Teachers: An electronic newsletter with curriculum ideas and Internet links for teachers Science and Math Networks: An online in-class and self assessment tool Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics Teacher Partnerships: UW -- K-12 partnerships to explore aviation and space related themes Orca Bowl: A tournament-style academic competition designed to challenge and recognize high school students� knowledge in science, math and technology in the context of the world oceans. Diversity in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology: Support for pre-college students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Northwest Mathematics Interaction Summer Short Courses: Mathematics minicourses featuring a variety of intriguing topics Applied mathematics clinic: Graduate student "math specialists": Free consutlation, curriculum evaluation, and other "math specialist" services University of Washington's GK-12 Program in Mathematics: Graduate students partnered with K-12 math classrooms Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus High School Tutor/Mentor Program: Academic assistance for minorities/economically/educationally disadvantaged high school students Live from Earth and Mars: Online curricula, data, and resources for students, educators and the public Northwest Mathematics Interaction Summer Geometry Institute: A Week of Geometry for Secondary Teachers DO-IT Pals: An on-line community for teens with disabilities pursuing college and career goals. Minority Scholars Engineering Program (MSEP): Seeks ways to increase the recruitment and retention of underrepresented minorities in engineering Math Day for High School Students: Learn how mathematics can be exciting, practical, and rewarding Applied Physics Laboratory Tours: Tailored to meet class needs Transition/Early Entrance Program: For academically talented students ready to do college level work prior to high school Summer Stretch Program: Fast paced high school classes for academically talented students completing 7-10th grade by June 30. Early Scholars Outreach Program: Year-round activities to encourage minority students to graduate from high school and attend college Washington MESA Middle School Curriculum: Integrated materials to stimulate middle school students' interests in mathematics and science Summer Science for Girls: Encouraging females to pursue careers in mathematics, engineering and the sciences DO-IT Scholars: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: High school students with disabilities explore careers in science, engineering, business, mathematics and other challenging fields. DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: DO-IT promotes the full inclusion of people with disabilities in academic programs and careers and the use of technology as an empowering tool. Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Native Youth Enrichment Program: NYEP Medicine GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Bone biology for kids Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Summer Science for Girls: Encouraging females to pursue careers in mathematics, engineering and the sciences Current Topics in Microbiology and Biology: A one and a half-day conference of six lectures on selected topics in microbiology or biology UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. Patient Simulation Center: Facility highlighting a simulated operating room and a full scale computer operated patient simulator Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Telepartners in Early Diagnosis and Intervention for Children with Disabilities in Remote Communities: Outreach from UW and Children's Hospital to remote rural communities UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences Curriculum Resource for Bioethics: An online curriculum resource TUTOR Educational Software: Online and CD-ROM tutorials for the health sciences Making Connections: Support high school youth in STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and math) UW Engineering Open House Neuroscience for Kids: Curricular resources about brain science Youth Take Heart: Heart health and bioengineering activities for 5-8 Canadian Studies Center Bioengineering Summer Camp Laboratory Experience for High School Students (LEHSS): The University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials (UWEB) BioQuest: Step Into Science at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute Military Studies Theatres, Scene and Costume Shops: Behind the scenes opportunities Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Precision Military Drill Team: Cadets will perform precision rifle drills College Scholarship Opportunities: Air Force cadets and/or staff are available for presentations Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Nursing Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. BioQuest: Step Into Science at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute Tour of an Operating Room: Visit an actual operating room UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances Ocean and Fishery Sciences Diversity in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology: Support for pre-college students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Orca Bowl: A tournament-style academic competition designed to challenge and recognize high school students� knowledge in science, math and technology in the context of the world oceans. Children's Festival and Friday Harbor Lab Open House: An open house for the community to learn about marine science Algae and Daphnia for Aquatic Ecology Studies: Students construct "Closed Ecological Systems" Canadian Studies Center Washington Sea Grant Water Quality Education: Education programs by water quality specialists Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program: Educational activities from the Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program DO-IT Pals: An on-line community for teens with disabilities pursuing college and career goals. The Exploraquarium: Oceanographic exhibits designed to stimulate a K - 12 audience Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Fish Collection: Tours for students grades 3-12 Youth Matinees: Performances are especially geared for students Salmon in the Classroom: Students are welcome to see salmon spawn Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college UW Digital Collections Other University of Washington Speech and Hearing Clinic: Outpatient Adult and Pediatric Speech-Language-Audiology Clinic GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Plays for Students grades 8-12: Nine plays presented on the UW campus each academic year Current Topics in Microbiology and Biology: A one and a half-day conference of six lectures on selected topics in microbiology or biology DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: DO-IT promotes the full inclusion of people with disabilities in academic programs and careers and the use of technology as an empowering tool. Early Scholars Outreach Program: Year-round activities to encourage minority students to graduate from high school and attend college Educational Talent Search: A program encouraging middle and high school students to graduate and continue their education in selected counties Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program: Educational activities from the Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Community Literacy Program: Contact Dr. Simmons-O'Neill if you are a Seattle Public elementary school interested in becoming a partner elementary for the Community Literacy Program. Summer Day Program for Children: A creative learning experience for children 6-11 years old University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials: Science Teacher Institute Program on the Environment IslandWood: 4 Day Trip Youth Take Heart: Heart health and bioengineering activities for 5-8 UW-inSPIRE: Students Presenting International Research Experiences Summer Dalcroze Institute: Dalcroze Eurhythmics BioQuest: Step Into Science at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute Seattle Early Scholars Outreach Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs: SESO GEAR-UP Informatics Freshman Direct Admission Program Washington State Model United Nations: WASMUN University of Washington GENETICS Project: Genetics Activities for the Elementary, Middle School, aand High School Levels Summer Courses for High School Students University of Washington Restoration Ecology Network Neuroscience for Kids: Curricular resources about brain science UW in the High School: High school students earn college credits Curriculum Resource for Bioethics: An online curriculum resource Nutritional Sciences, Coordinated Graduate Program in Dietetics: Dietetic Graduate Students from UW give talks in K-12 schools UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences Pharmacy UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Public Affairs Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries A Global Perspective for K-12 Classrooms: UW international students will come to the classroom to bring alive a globally focused curriculum LST-SPS Technology Partnership: Technical consultants for Seattle Public Schools Washington State Model United Nations: WASMUN Center on Reinventing Public Education Canadian Studies Center Public Health Canadian Studies Center UW Oral Health Collaborative: Helping communities improve their oral health. BioQuest: Step Into Science at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences Nutritional Sciences, Coordinated Graduate Program in Dietetics: Dietetic Graduate Students from UW give talks in K-12 schools Tour of an Operating Room: Visit an actual operating room Education on Pedestrian Safety: Street crossing skills for students Neuroscience for Kids: Curricular resources about brain science Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. NIEHS Center for Ecogenetics & Environmental Health - K-12 Outreach: Resources for students and teachers to integrate environmental health into curricula Geography (GIS) Internship: Homewaters Project: Internships using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college GenOM ALVA: June 19-August 21, 2008 Sciences Center for Astronomy Education Northwest Teaching Exchange WALTA: cosmic ray detectors for high schools Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Quarter Institute in Life Science (QuILS) Native Youth Enrichment Program: NYEP UW Digital Collections Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Live from Earth and Mars: Online curricula, data, and resources for students, educators and the public High School Tutor/Mentor Program: Academic assistance for minorities/economically/educationally disadvantaged high school students Partners in Science: A variety of forest education opportunities Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus The Exploraquarium: Oceanographic exhibits designed to stimulate a K - 12 audience DO-IT Pals: An on-line community for teens with disabilities pursuing college and career goals. Patient Simulation Center: Facility highlighting a simulated operating room and a full scale computer operated patient simulator Geography (GIS) Internship: Homewaters Project: Internships using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) .: Materials Science demonstrations for high school students Materials Science: Guide for Developing Demonstrations: Instructional for doing demonstrations Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program: Educational activities from the Office of Marine Environmental Resource Program Washington Sea Grant Water Quality Education: Education programs by water quality specialists Science at the Movies: A film and lecture series to explore scientific pursuits NIEHS Center for Ecogenetics & Environmental Health - K-12 Outreach: Resources for students and teachers to integrate environmental health into curricula Teacher Preparation Program in Biology: Advising for individuals interested in pursuing a teaching endorsement in biology The NatureMapping Program: Participants collect and submit wildlife observations to a University database Elementary Science for Elementary Students: Classroom activities to discover the fundamentals of electricity and senses Master of Science in Biology for Teachers: An interdisciplinary program that leads to the degree of Master of Science for teachers UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. Minority Scholars Engineering Program (MSEP): Seeks ways to increase the recruitment and retention of underrepresented minorities in engineering Special Topics in Geology: Courses vary in emphasis from dinosaurs to volcanoes and include a hands-on lab or field trip Presentations on Geology: Geology professor visits K-12 classrooms Earth Science Courses of Interest to Teachers: Earn credits toward an endorsement Summer Day Program for Children: A creative learning experience for children 6-11 years old High School Visitation Program for Technical Communication: Career presentations may be arranged for high school students Partners in Science: High school teachers spend two summers in a research laboratory, working at the cutting edge of science Math Day for High School Students: Learn how mathematics can be exciting, practical, and rewarding Peak Performance Training for business administration: High school athletes who take this workshop learn performance enhancing psychological skills Seismology Lab: Phone Based and On-line Information Services: A WWW hompage and audio library system provide up-to-date research and information Seismology Lab Tours: Tours of the Seismology labs with discussions covering a variety of topics Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Special Collections Division: Please call to arrange a visit Summer Institute in Physics and Physical Sciences for Inservice Teachers: Physics and physical science preparation for full-time K-12 teachers in tuition-free institute Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Science Education Partnership Program for Science Teachers: Providing unique, hands-on research experience for middle and high school teachers, and development of curricula and teaching kits Ingrith Deyrup-Olsen Biology Teachers Resource Center: Life science material available for the classroom Summer Challenge: A fast paced, challenging summer program for academically talented students who will complete 5th or 6th grade by June 30th Summer Stretch Program: Fast paced high school classes for academically talented students completing 7-10th grade by June 30. Transition/Early Entrance Program: For academically talented students ready to do college level work prior to high school DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: DO-IT promotes the full inclusion of people with disabilities in academic programs and careers and the use of technology as an empowering tool. DO-IT Scholars: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology: High school students with disabilities explore careers in science, engineering, business, mathematics and other challenging fields. Summer Science for Girls: Encouraging females to pursue careers in mathematics, engineering and the sciences Washington MESA Middle School Curriculum: Integrated materials to stimulate middle school students' interests in mathematics and science Washington Park Arboretum Explorer Pack Program: Arboretum provides backpack full of equipment for a group's self-guided exploration of the Arboretum Current Topics in Microbiology and Biology: A one and a half-day conference of six lectures on selected topics in microbiology or biology Microbiology Lab Tours: Tours for high school students interested in genetics and DNA Microbiology Demonstrations: Department will help with classroom projects and experiments Biology for Elementary Teachers: A course emphasizing scientific investigation for elementary classrooms Burke Museum Summer Camps for Children: Fun and educational programs based on current exhibits Biology Methods for Secondary Teachers: A course for high school biology teachers Astronomy Observatory: UW Campus Public Observatory Atmospheric Sciences School Outreach Program: Graduate students are available to give presentations at schools Burke Museum Tours: Tours and hands-on activities enhance students' experience Burke in a Box: Traveling Study Collections: Collections of specimens and artifacts that come to you Northwest Association for Biomedical Research Speakers Bureau for Grades 6-12 and Community Groups for Community Groups: Emphasis is on advances in biomedical research and biotechnology Washington Park Arboretum Saplings School Program: An environmental education program for students Salmon in the Classroom: Students are welcome to see salmon spawn Group Tours of the School of Dentistry: A 30-minute tour for students and teachers Fish Collection: Tours for students grades 3-12 Summer Institute in Life Science (SILS): A grant funded hands-on course for 4th - 8th grade teachers Applied Physics Laboratory Tours: Tailored to meet class needs Science and Engineering Presentations Offered for Grades 6-12: Chemical engineering representatives visit schools Science Service Learning Program: Links undergraduates with K-12 schools Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network: Seismology Lab: Serves the public as an earth sciences information center Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Welcomes Inquiries: Department is involved in teaching patient care and research Neuroscience for Kids: Curricular resources about brain science Botany Greenhouse Tours: Learn about a variety of botanical wonders Addiction: Hijacking the Brain: A lecture series for the general public, workshops for professionals, and middle school programs and curricula about the neurobiology of addiction Student Academic Services: Support programs, services, and resources for students interested in Engineering Brain Research in Education: A distance learning professional development certificate program. Mathematics - Science Integration: Focusing on Mathematics and Science A partnership of Washington MESA and UW Academic Programs for Teachers, a division of UW Educational Outreach UW in the High School: High school students earn college credits Middle School Academy Algae and Daphnia for Aquatic Ecology Studies: Students construct "Closed Ecological Systems" The Truth About Science: Process-driven science curriculum UW Olympic Natural Resources Center Institutes for K-12 Teachers: Courses for teachers at the Olympic Natural Resources Center A Natural History Outreach Program: An inquiry-based approach to linking pattern and process Nutritional Sciences, Coordinated Graduate Program in Dietetics: Dietetic Graduate Students from UW give talks in K-12 schools Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics: Classroom and Schools Visits Orca Bowl: A tournament-style academic competition designed to challenge and recognize high school students� knowledge in science, math and technology in the context of the world oceans. Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics Teacher Partnerships: UW -- K-12 partnerships to explore aviation and space related themes Piezo-Electrics for High School Physics: A short-course for high school physics students Diversity in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology: Support for pre-college students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Chemistry Course for High School Teachers Materials Science and Engineering Open House: Information and activities to learn about opportunities in Materials Science and Engineering "How does it get here?" Chemical Engineers Bring you the Necessities of Life: Presentations by and about the work of chemical engineers Children's Festival and Friday Harbor Lab Open House: An open house for the community to learn about marine science Celebrating Science: A guide for expanding inquiry-based science education into the community. Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools Washington Space Grant Consortium: Undergraduate Scholarships: Scholarships for incoming UW Freshmen TUTOR Educational Software: Online and CD-ROM tutorials for the health sciences Science and Math Networks: An online in-class and self assessment tool Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium: Electronic Newsletter for Teachers: An electronic newsletter with curriculum ideas and Internet links for teachers BioQuest: Step Into Science at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute UW Planetarium Public Outreach The Pre-Major in Astronomy Program: A program for entering UW first-year students interested in science Exploring Astronomy: Resource Tools for K-12 Students and Teachers StarNet: Investigating the Effects of Genes and Environment on Smoking Behavior Seattle Early Scholars Outreach Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs: SESO GEAR-UP Teacher Workshops: Specialized workshops in culture and the natural sciences for teachers Washington State Model United Nations: WASMUN University of Washington GENETICS Project: Genetics Activities for the Elementary, Middle School, aand High School Levels UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Laboratory Experience for High School Students (LEHSS): The University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials (UWEB) Celebrating Wildflowers: Fun Family Event promoting native plants and their habitats Theodore Jacobsen Observatory: Public Open Houses Wildflower Coloring Pages: Northwest wildflower pictures and coloring guides IslandWood: 4 Day Trip University of Washington Engineered Biomaterials: Science Teacher Institute Bioengineering Summer Camp Canadian Studies Center Two Valleys - One Vision GEAR UP: GEAR UP is an educational program which is in conjunction with local schools and community based programs providing academic and social supports helping students to obtain a secondary education Youth Take Heart: Heart health and bioengineering activities for 5-8 Middle School Short Courses Materials Camp: Summer Institutes on Materials Science and Materials Engineering Washington Search for Young Scholars (WSYS): For academically talented students in grades 5 through 8 who want to earn recognition and opportunities by taking the ACT exam UW-inSPIRE: Students Presenting International Research Experiences U.W. Planetarium K-12 Offerings: Register to bring a K-12 class to the U.W. Planetarium Medical Mysteries: A summer institute for teachers of grades 5-9 Social Sciences UW-inSPIRE: Students Presenting International Research Experiences Two Valleys - One Vision GEAR UP: GEAR UP is an educational program which is in conjunction with local schools and community based programs providing academic and social supports helping students to obtain a secondary education Canadian Studies Center IslandWood: 4 Day Trip UW Academy for Young Scholars: For academically talented high school sophomores ready to jump to honors level college studies next Fall Herbert J. Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Pipeline Project: Placing UW students as tutors in Seattle Public Schools LST-SPS Technology Partnership: Technical consultants for Seattle Public Schools Orca Bowl: A tournament-style academic competition designed to challenge and recognize high school students� knowledge in science, math and technology in the context of the world oceans. Center for West European Studies/European Union Center of Excellence of Seattle Science Service Learning Program: Links undergraduates with K-12 schools Washington Park Arboretum Saplings School Program: An environmental education program for students Summer Stretch Program: Fast paced high school classes for academically talented students completing 7-10th grade by June 30. Summer Challenge: A fast paced, challenging summer program for academically talented students who will complete 5th or 6th grade by June 30th Coaching Effectiveness Training: Workshop for youth sports coaches A Global Perspective for K-12 Classrooms: UW international students will come to the classroom to bring alive a globally focused curriculum Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Jackson School Outreach Centers: Your Passport to Understanding the World UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. Geography (GIS) Internship: Homewaters Project: Internships using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Office of Minority Affairs High School: Alternative high school program located on the University of Washington campus Summer Quarter Courses for Professionals and Interested Persons: Courses for persons interested in speech and hearing sciences issues Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Social Work Upward Bound: Assistance for first generation and economically disadvantaged high school students to enter and complete college Native Youth Enrichment Program: NYEP UDOC High School Summer Program: A four week summer enrichment program for high school juniors who have an interest in health careers. Library Information for Teachers and School Groups: Librarians offer advanced briefings for high school teachers and librarians wishing to bring students to UW libraries Social Work Continuing Education UW Health Science Tour Program: High school students learn about cutting edge technology in the health sciences UW Health Sciences Open House: Visit the UW Health Sciences for a hands-on look at the latest medical advances Canadian Studies Center Two Valleys - One Vision GEAR UP: GEAR UP is an educational program which is in conjunction with local schools and community based programs providing academic and social supports helping students to obtain a secondary education