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Internships

Internships can be an important part of your academic experience at Evergreen.

  • Integrate academic learning with “hands-on” experience
  • Develop specific professional skills
  • Enhance in-class learning
  • Connect with professionals
  • Explore a career interest
  • Pave the way for opportunities after graduation

Visit the Internships and Employer Development office — part of Academic Advising — for help with all the steps in finding and developing your internship.

Evergreen Scholarships Continue to Flow, Thanks to Record-Breaking Art of Giving Event

Written by Nikki McCoy on March 24, 2017 at 1:45 pm

Photo of the 2017 Art of Giving fundraiser event.

(Olympia, Wash.) Held at the Hotel Murano in Tacoma, The Evergreen State College Foundations’s annual Art of Giving Gala and Auction raised a record-breaking amount--more than $200,000 for scholarships at Evergreen, surpassing their goal of $155,000.

The Art of Giving is The Evergreen State College Foundation’s largest annual fundraiser, benefiting scholarships and educational opportunities for Evergreen students across Olympia, Tacoma and Western Washington.

Usability Sign-Up

If we fill up all time slots, we may need a stand-by participant in case a scheduled participant drops out at the last minute. Check this if you are going to be free during this morning and would be willing to be called in on short notice. (You'll need to provide your phone number.)
Parking at Evergreen is not free during business hours unless you have a pass.

Rachel Carson Forum 2017

“Water Equity in the Anthropocene”

3 – 6 pm

  • Live music and art presentations on Red Square and near the Lecture Halls
  • Tabling fair for clubs and local orgs
  • Come and tie-dye a t-shirt!

6 – 9:30 pm

Short lectures & round-table discussion on issues of Water Equity:

Rachel Carson Forum 2017

Day 1 of the Rachel Carson Forum, “Water Equity in the Anthropocene!” Come and see Michael Tuncap and Dr. Lauren Ross speak on indigenous and historical struggles for water equity in the United States.

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