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Reproductive Freedom Fellow NARAL Pro-Choice Washington seeks a reproductive freedom fellow to assist with all aspects of our electoral work during the 2017 campaign cycle. NARAL Pro-Choice Washington is a grassroots, political advocacy organization that works across the state to advance reproductive freedom. With our 40,000 members, we work to elect pro-choice champions, pass pro-choice legislation, and mobilize our base to effect meaningful change. Our work seeks to advance the full spectrum of reproductive freedom which includes abortion, affordable contraception, safe and health pregnancies, and paid parental leave. Right now, key races are happening across the state at every level of government. From mayoral races, to county council, to the state Senate, we have the opportunity to support true champions running for office and demand a future that includes reproductive freedom for all people. We need Reproductive Freedom Fellows to join our team and get out the vote! Position Descr

Congratulations to Our Latest Scholarship Recipients! Kristen A., BS, Chemical Engineering, University of Rhode Island AfterCollege Succurro Scholarship Benjamin F., Assoc, Radiologic Technology, Bakersfield College AfterCollege Vocational & Trade Study Scholarship Next Deadline: December 31st AfterCollege Succurro Scholarship: $500 - Open to currently enrolled students in an accredited program, working toward a degree (AA, AS, BA, BS, MA, MS, MFA, PhD, MD, JD, etc.) in any discipline. Minimum 2.5 GPA. Click here AfterCollege Vocational & Trade Study Scholarship: $500 - Open to currently enrolled students working toward a certificate, diploma, associate's or bachelor's degree provided by a post-secondary institution such as a community college, career, vocational, or trade school. Fields of study may include (but are not limited to): IT, Web Development Programming, Business Management, Medical Assistant, Dental Assistant, Licensed Vocational Nurse, Nurse Assistant, M

The PIRG Campus Action early application deadline for full-time career opportunities is coming up this Sunday October, 22nd. As the nation’s premier student action group, PIRG Campus Action is hiring campus organizers to empower student leaders and win concrete results on public interest campaigns ranging from getting our campuses to 100% renewable energy, to saving students money on textbooks by promoting open educational resources. THE JOB- PIRG Campus Action is a project of the PIRG student chapters. Our organizers work with students on college campuses across the country, giving them the resources they need to unlock their full power to build a brighter future. We know college students have the power to make a difference. From the Freedom Riders of the ‘60s to the voter registration drives of today, from the anti-apartheid movement of the ‘80s to the drive for fossil fuel divestment now, students — past, present and future — are always pushing our communities, our country and our

My office is always accepting resumes from college students interested in interning for academic credit. By assisting the Renton district office staff, interns have the opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge about how a Congressional office provides constituent services and interacts with the community. Interns in the Washington, D.C. office will have an opportunity to learn about the legislative process and the federal government by working closely with legislative, communications and constituent services staff members. Candidates who are chosen for the Washington, D.C. office are responsible for paying their travel and living expenses. Interns in any office can arrange to receive academic credit for their work. We are currently accepting applications for the Winter session (January - April). Deadline to apply is November 1, 2017 . Washington, D.C. Office: Qualifications and Job Responsibilities- Candidates should have an interest in the legislative process, possess excellent writing

From: David Schroedel <DavidS@tacomachamber.org> Date: Friday, October 6, 2017 at 3:56 PM To: Alisa Kessel <akessel@pugetsound.edu> My great UPS intern recently left to have a busy senior year and I’m looking for a new one.  If you know of anyone interested in the way government, business, and downtown Tacoma all intersect, please have them send a resume & cover letter my way.  Description is attached. It is a paid internship that has a minimum of 10hrs per week up to full time. Job description below. David Schroedel, AICP VP, Policy & Entrepreneurship Business Improvement Area Manager Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber 950 Pacific Avenue, #300 PO Box 1933 Tacoma, WA 98401-1933 P. 253.682.1723 F. 253.597.7305  davids@tacomachamber.org www.tacomachamber.org

The position is a Communications, Grants Research, and Event Planning Internship for an international development nonprofit. It is paid a small stipend and includes an Orca card for covering transportation costs. This is strongly recommend for any P&G student especially if they are interested in working in non-profits after graduation.  Below is the Idealist listing. https://www.idealist.org/en/nhttps://nonprofit-internship/ cff2c2fecc41460b824f34506d0cc6 bf-paid-communications-grants- research-and-events-planning- interns-tag-international- development-Bellevue ? Feel free to contact Claire Huber, clairekhuber@gmail.com if you have any questions or need more information.

Check out House Talk with Ali and Liesl , a podcast available at https://housetalkpodcast.com/episodes . UPS alum Ali Lapp '96, a leading Democratic campaign strategist and the president of House Majority PAC has teamed with Liesl Hickey, a leading Republican strategist and former Executive Director of the National Republican Campaign Committee (the arm of the Republican Party focused on House races) for conversations about the struggle for control of the House of Representatives in 2018 and the broader dynamics of campaigns for the House of Representatives. Here's a chance to hear and learn from two expert practitioners in the world of campaign politics at the national level. David Sousa Professor Department of Politics and Government University of Puget Sound

Danica Sterud Miller, a member of the Puyallup tribe and professor at UW-Tacoma, explores how the Puyallup people have continued and maintained their identity and power.