Ways to Earn UW Credit with Jumpstart

Winter Quarter Classes

General Studies Courses

• Jumpstart Training (General Studies 346) - You can earn 2 credits for attending mandatory training during the Winter Quarter. We will post the syllabus here once it is available. Meets 5 times, Wednesday Night 6-8pm. If you would like an add code, email jstart@uw.edu
• Community-Based Leadership (General Studies 348) - Designed for students involved in community work who want to develop their leadership skills, this course provides skill development workshops, guest speaker presentations, and reflective group sessions. Earn 2 credits, class meets Thursday from 4:30-5:20pm.
  To apply, submit a brief paragraph about your community involvement via WebQ by Friday, November 20th: https://catalysttools.washington.edu/webq/survey/purschk/87997
  Space is limited, and priority will be given to students affiliated with programs in the Center for Experiential Learning.
• Independent Fieldwork (General Studies 350) - Earn 1-6 credits for integrating an internship experience with academic work. Jumpstart can serve as your internship placement. Learn More>>>

Inner Pipeline Seminars

Below you will find a list of Inner Pipeline seminars where you can use Jumpstart as your service placement!
Inner Pipeline seminars are offered for a base of 2 credits and focus on various current educational topics. A student may opt to register for 1 Credit if it means avoiding an additional registration fee. Students may also register for additional credits.

• Refugee Communities (EDUC 401H) - Mondays 6-7pm
• General K-12 (EDUC 401B) - Tuesdays 4-5pm
• General K-12 (EDUC 401E) - Wednesdays 4-5pm
• Non-Profits and Youth Education (EDUC 401N) - Thursdays 12:30-1:20pm
• Language and Education in the Age of Globalization (EDUC 401R) - Thursdays 5-6pm
• More information and View all Inner Pipeline Seminars >>>

Service Learning Courses

Below you will find a list of Service Learning Courses where you can use Jumpstart as your service placement!
Service-learning is a learning experience that combines service with the community with structured preparation and reflection opportunities. Service opportunities are tied to academic coursework and address concerns that are identified and articulated by the community. All questions should be directed to the Carlson Center at serve@washington.edu

• All ECFS Courses
• CHID 210AC
• NURS 201
• PHIL 338
• EDSPE 404
• WOMEN 255
• ENGLISH 121

Last Updated 11/07/09