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Current Students
Current Students
Student and Professional Organizations
Educators for Social Justice
Educators for Social Justice is a student group at the University of Washington-Seattle that advocates awareness, understanding, and action around issues of social justice within the College of Education, the field of education, and beyond. For more information, email us at e4sj@u.washington.edu or visit their website.
Associated Students of the College of Education
The Associated Students of the College of Education (ASCE) was created as a forum to voice your ideas, concerns, and share your questions about the College of Education. Find out how you can participate in ASCE sponsored events, help make ASCE a success in its first year, share your voice in COE affairs, and strengthen the COE Community. For more information about monthly meetings, or to give your input, please contact kersti@u.washington.edu.
International Students
A group of international students meet regularly with faculty advisor Manka Varghese to discuss issues and concerns related to international study. In February 2004, the group held a panel discussion, with international faculty Manka Varghese and Min Li, about how to conduct an academic job search. A second panel discussion, which will focus on immigration issues related to employment in the U.S., will be held in April. For more information, please contact: Manka Varghese at mankav@u.washington.edu
Year of the Student Project
The Year of the Student Project holds bi-monthly informal meetings for individuals and groups at the College working on issues of diversity. The purpose is to facilitate collaborative efforts aimed at improving the culture and climate of the College for students of color and international students.
For more information, email Dr. Stephen T. Kerr, Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Programs at stkerr@u.washington.edu or John Ambrosio, YOS graduate staff assistant at ambrjohn@u.washington.edu
FEDS
FEDS is a organization for students interested in careers and issues in education. For more information, email them at the address below or visit their website.
Email: feds@u.washington.edu
Website: http://students.washington.edu/feds/index.html
Professional Associations
- American Association for Higher Education (AAHE)
- The American Educational Research Association (AERA)
- The Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE)
- History of Education Society (HES)
- Philosophy of Education Society (PES)
- Comparative and International Education Society (CIES)
