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In January the students went on a tour of the US Coast Guard Healy, the icebreaker used by research scientists in Summer/Fall 2008 to measure the continental shelf off Alaska and the Yukon. (1/19) |
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Andrew Schwartz and Jamie Stroble look over Arctic maps with the US Coast Guard Healy tour representative. (1/19) |
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Students arrive in Ottawa starting out with tours at the Museum of Civilization and the Canadian Parliament. (1/25) |
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Ruben Shimonov takes notes during the Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada visit. (1/26) |
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Patrick Lennon and Emily Epsten focus on Canada-US relations at Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. (1/26) |
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April Nishimura and Kristen Olson walk back from Foreign Affairs Canada with course co-faculty, Vincent Gallucci. (1/26) |
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At the Russian Embassy, Kristen Olsen takes notes on Russia’s interests in the Arctic.
(1/27) |
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Martin Bergmann, director of the Polar
Continental Shelf Project, Natural Resources Canada,
gave the Team caps embroidered with the Project logo.
(1/27) |
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Several members of the UW Arctic Sovereignty Task Force talk after a meeting with Giovanni Di Girolamo, a representative of the European Commission. Left to right: Jamie Stroble, Nadine Fabbi, April Nishimura, Di Girolamo. (1/27) |
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Stephen Printz with Norway's Ambassador to Canada, Nor Berntin Naess. (1/28) |
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Benoît Pelletier, former member of Québec’s National Assembly, Minister in the Québec Government, and signature on the Nunavik government agreement, poses with Gus Andreasen and Alison McKay. (1/28) |
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Donat Savoie, former chief federal negotiator for Nunavik, Québec, provides the students with a complete history of the Nunavik land claims agreement and recent government negotiations. (1/28) |
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From left, Marta Schwendeman, Stephen Printz, Andrew Schwartz, Gus Andreasen and April Nishimura join Donat Savoie, former chief federal negotiator for Nunavik after his presentation. (1/28) |
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Iceland's Ambassador to Canada, Sigridur Anna Thordardottir, points out Iceland's central location in the Arctic. (1/29) |
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Andrew Schwartz takes notes during the visit to the Icelandic Embassy. (1/29) |
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Ruben Shimonov and Stephen Printz ask Icelandic Ambassador, Siridur Anna Thordardottir, questions about Iceland's interests in the Arctic. (1/29) |
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Naama Sheffer posing in front of a map of the circumpolar world at Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. (1/29) |
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Andrew Schwartz and Jamie Stroble during the visit with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. (1/29) |
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Gus Andreasen and Alison McKay at Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. (1/29) |
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Julia Troutt asks Marilyn Whitaker, Director, International Relations Directorate, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, questions about the directorate. (1/29) |
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The Arctic Sovereignty Team at the
Norwegian Embassy in Ottawa. (1/29) |
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Andrew Schwartz and Jamie Stroble with Donat Pharand with his "bible," United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea at the afternoon symposium on the legal aspects of Arctic sovereignty at the University of Ottawa. (1/29) |
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Students in the Task Force on Arctic Sovereignty, co-taught by Fabbi, pose here with the Honourable Paul Okalik, first premier of Nunavut, at the Carleton University Great Grads Speaker Series Event held at LIbrary and Archives Canada, Ottawa. (1/29) |
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The Arctic Sovereignty "team" engages in a half-day symposium at the University of Ottawa Law School. (1/30) |
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Stephen Printz, Gus Andreasen and Alison McKay listen to comments by legal experts at the University of Ottawa Law School symposium on Arctic Sovereignty. (1/30) |
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Donald McRae, University of Ottawa, listens to student comments following his presentation on Law of the Sea. (1/30) |
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Suzanne Lalonde, Université Montréal, shares her thoughts on the Northwest Passage with students. (1/30) |
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Donat Pharand and Suzanne Lalonde during the discussion session at the University of Ottawa symposium on the legal aspects of Arctic sovereignty. (1/30) |
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Kristen, Emily and Stephen ask further questions of Donat Pharand regarding the Northwest Passage. (1/30) |
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Jamie Stroble presents Donat Pharand, University of Ottawa, with a gift from the class. (1/30) |
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Patrick Lennon and Julia Troutt waiting for the shuttle to bring the class back to Seattle. A very sad day ... (1/31) |
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Good bye Lord Elgin hotel and Ottawa!
(1/31) |
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The Arctic Sovereignty Team leaves Ottawa for the airport! (1/31) |
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Arctic Sovereignty Lecture Series
Mikhail Alexseev, Political Science, San Diego State University, spoke on "Russia's Northward Perspective: The Arctic Promise vs. the Siberian Curse" as part of the Center's lecture series on Arctic sovereignty. (02/20) |
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Arctic Sovereignty Lecture Series
Mikhail Alexseev, Political Science, San Diego State University, spoke on "Russia's Northward Perspective: The Arctic Promise vs. the Siberian Curse" as part of the Center's lecture series on Arctic sovereignty. (02/20) |
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Arctic Sovereignty Lecture Series
Barry Zellen, Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, gives a very innovative lecture entitled, "Toward a Post-Arctic World" as part of the Center's Arctic Sovereignty lecture series. With Nadine Fabbi, Canadian Studies Center. (02/20) |
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Task Force Dinner
April Nishimura and Ruben Shimonov celebrate at the Task Force dinner following the final evaluation. (3/13) |
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Task Force Dinner
April Nishimura and Julia Troutt successfully defended their chapter on the environment at the final evaluation of the Task Force. Celebrating at the Task Force dinner following. (3/13) |