Huskies in Ottawa: Canadian Studies-International Studies Centers’ Fact-Finding Mission to Ottawa
By Scott Halliday and Kelsey Barrett
The International Studies undergraduate major at the University of Washington is characterized by a cohort of students united in their interest to learn about the way the world works from a global perspective. More...

Task Force Mentioned on Aboriginal Peoples Television Network
Kelsey Barrett, editor of the Task Force on Arctic Governance, was interviewed by the Canadian Aboriginal Peoples Television Network at the 40th anniversary gala for the Canadian Inuit association, the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, in Ottawa. She poses with John Bryan, Task Force researcher on the impacts of climate change on the environment. See 2 February 2011 newscast. More...

Students from the International Studies in Business Program attend the Pacific Northwest Economic Conference at University of British Columbia.
By Garrett Mayock
I am a German track member of the nationally-ranked Certificate of International Studies in Business Program (CISB) at the University of Washington Foster School of Business. More...

Ten Things You Should Know about the Canadian Economy

By Paul Storer
I gave a presentation on “Ten Things You Should Know about the Canadian Economy” to a group of more than a hundred University of Washington students from a variety of Foster School of Business programs, including those enrolled in the Certificate in International Business program. More... 

World Affairs Council and Center Collaborate on Educator Program – Who Owns the Arctic?

On February 16th, more than 30 Puget-sound area teachers gathered together at the Pacific Science Center for a workshop organized by the World Affairs Council. More...

Tim Pasch Studies Social Networking and Their Impact on the Inuit Language

Tim Pasch, Foreign Languages and Area Studies Fellow (Inuktitut) 2005-2008, expert consultant for Inuit language was interviewed in Nunatsiaq News. More...

JSIS's Eight Reasons to Celebrate
For the fourth time, the UW’s Jackson School of International Studies (JSIS) has received grant funding from the Department of Education (DOE) for all eight of its Title VI National Resource Centers. More...

Over 100 Foster School of Business students attended Professor Storer's lecture on the Canada-US trade relationship (2/11).

Students from the 2009 Task Force on Arctic Sovereignty - Emily Epsten and Stephen Printz - are teaching in Spain and traveled to Italy together this past December (12/10).

UW Social Work class after a tour of Vancouver's Chinatown (2/11).