David Harrison to Lead Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program
Dean Sandra Archibald has appointed David Harrison as the new Faculty Coordinator for the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program at the University of Washington. Harrison, a Senior Lecturer, will represent and promote this prestigious program.
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JILes (Job & Internship Listing Service) Gets A New Look
This summer, the Evans School is unveiling a new web-based and more user-friendly career services system for students and alumni.
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Panel on the Nonprofit Sector: Washington State Field Hearing
Thursday, May 19
You are invited to a special briefing and dialogue session on recommendations to the U.S. Senate Finance Committee affecting nonprofits and foundations.
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World War II Lecture Series
May - July
The impact of World War II - the watershed event of the 20th century - reached far beyond the battlefield. It affected everything from science, women, racism, the Pacific Northwest, war veterans, to diplomacy and President Harry Truman. Seven distinguished history professors will talk about the impact of the last world war - and how it irrevocably changed the fabric of our life.
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UW Coaches Tour
May - June
Come out, have dinner and get the inside scoop on Husky sports from Athletic Director Todd Turner, new Head Football coach Tyrone Willingham, Head Basketball Coaches Lorenzo Romar and June Daugherty and some of your other favorite Husky coaches.
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Narver Memorial Lecture Featuring Sue Donaldson
Thursday, June 2
The Betty Jane Narver Memorial Lecture Series on Women in Public Policy was established to honor Betty Jane's legacy of inspired and dedicated civic involvement. This year's featured speaker is Sue Donaldson, Executive Director, Washington Appleseed Foundation.
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Evans School Graduation
Friday, June 10
We welcome the Class of 2005 into our alumni community! For further information about the ceremony, please contact Jason Smith, Director of Student Services, at (206) 616-1613.

Strategic Marketing In The Public Sector
June 2-3
Though we may not be calling it marketing, most of us working in public sector agencies make decisions and manage programs and people on a daily basis that impact revenues, funding, customer satisfaction, constituent perceptions and public behavior. This two-day course will present a comprehensive overview of the major applications of marketing principles and techniques in the public sector, and the benefits of thinking and acting like a strategic marketer.

Dependable Strengths Seminars
June 16-18
This seminar is designed to assess strengths and talents, and to help you use this information to develop a powerful job search strategy.

Managing Organizational Change
June 13-15
In the public sector, no less than the private, the pressures of organizational change are ubiquitous. Effective public managers must not only respond to change but lead it. This course is designed to help public managers in local and state government or the nonprofit sector take a strategic approach to leading change in their own or closely affiliated agencies.

Managing People to Improve Programs
June 20-24
This course provides perspective on a manager's responsibility to staff and presents a realistic basis for establishing personnel policies and making decisions that advance program goals. Topics covered include hiring and firing, leadership, interpersonal communications, and motivation.

Lifework Renewal Seminar
Saturday, July 9
A mini-retreat that provides a map of the change process and a new life and work perspective.