UW Babysitters is a network that connects University of Washington students with Seattle-area families seeking reliable childcare and in-home support. We are currently expanding and offering flexible, part-time opportunities for students interested in working with children and families. Positions may include babysitting, tutoring, dog sitting, homework help, meal prep/private cooking, sports lessons or private coaching, and personal assistant support. Students in this network have the opportunity to: Gain hands-on experience working with children of various ages and developmental stages Support…
Tag: Graduate Certificate Students
Information of interest for our graduate and post-graduate certificate students.
Student Volunteer Opportunity – MDA Summer Camp Program
Volunteer camp counselors are needed to support a one-week summer camp program and earn more than 140 service hours. MDA Summer Camp offers a unique experience for both campers and volunteers. These week-long residential programs give children ages 8–17 living with neuromuscular disease an inclusive environment where they can fully participate in adaptive summer camp activities and freely express who they are. Counselors play a key role in the camp experience by participating in activities, games, dances, mealtimes, and more…
Updated Guidance: Supporting our UW SoN Community
Dear UW School of Nursing students, Many in our community have shared concerns in recent weeks about reports of immigration enforcement activity in the region. We want to acknowledge the stress and uncertainty this has caused and share the most current information available, along with guidance to help our community stay informed and supported. At this time, there have been no confirmed reports of immigration enforcement activity on any University of Washington campus. We do know that some members of…
Student Volunteer Opportunity – MDA Summer Camp Program
Volunteer camp counselors are needed to support a one-week summer camp program and earn more than 140 service hours. MDA Summer Camp offers a unique experience for both campers and the volunteers who serve as counselors. These week-long residential programs give children ages 8–17 living with neuromuscular disease an inclusive environment where they can freely express who they are and fully participate in adaptive summer camp activities. Counselors play a key role in the camp experience by joining campers in…
UW Bothell: Master of Science in Community Health and Social Justice
Learning objectives Promote and implement anti-racist policies and practices to shift complex systems Analyze root cause of health inequities that perpetuate structural injustices and racism Deploy social justice theories, practices and policies that shift systems of inequities in communities, and develop strategies to disrupt oppressive systems and injustice Create community-based, culturally relevant health programs and campaigns that improve health outcomes in local communities and abroad in various settings Work with communities to create sustainable practices to address health inequities Develop…