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Lisa Nicholson wins SEED’s Forget the Fragrance Art Contest! Congratulations to Lisa Nicholson for winning SEED’s Forget the Fragrance Art Contest!  Nearly 150 people voted on the three finalist...
SEED Forget the Fragrance Art Contest Finalists Students Expressing Environmental Dedication (SEED) has announced the three finalists for their Forget the Fragrance Art Contest! You can vote...
SEED Forget the Fragrance Art Contest As part of the 2012 UW Earth Day Celebration, the Housing Food Services student organization Students Expressing Environmental Dedication (SEED)...
We will miss you, Brittany! SoundCitizen wishes a very fond farewell to our fearless lab leader, Brittany.  We are very excited that Brittany is starting...
New link for educators! SoundCitizen now has educational Powerpoints and a data exercise available for downloading!
SoundCitizen is Back! SoundCitizen will be continuing under the directorship of Dr. Joel Baker at UW Tacoma’s Center for Urban Waters!
Temporary Changes to SoundCitizen Protocols SoundCitizen has recently made some temporary changes to its standard protocols of kit requests, components, and emailing.
A Fond Farewell! SoundCitizen says goodbye to two irreplaceable lab members who graduated this year.
Volunteer Data Published in Marine Pollution Bulletin Volunteer-collected data has been published in the Marine Pollution Bulletin as part of a UW senior thesis project!
Amanda Bruner: Eco Woman of September Our wonderful Amanda Bruner has been selected to be an “Eco Woman” by Women of Color Empowered!
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  • Lisa Nicholson wins SEED’s Forget the Fragrance Art Contest!0April 24, 2012

    Lisa Nicholson wins SEED’s Forget the Fragrance Art Contest!

    Congratulations to Lisa Nicholson for winning SEED’s Forget the Fragrance Art Contest!  Nearly 150 people voted on the three finalist images at the UW Earth Day Festival on April 20th. It was a close race, with second place going to “Use what nature loves 2″ by Wen-Chung (Martin) Su.  Congratulations to our contestants and a [...]
  • SEED Forget the Fragrance Art Contest Finalists0April 18, 2012

    SEED Forget the Fragrance Art Contest Finalists

    Students Expressing Environmental Dedication (SEED) has announced the three finalists for their Forget the Fragrance Art Contest! You can vote for the photo below that most inspires you to switch to fragrance-free detergent by visiting the SEED booth at the 2012 UW Earth Day Celebration! “Use What Nature Loves 2″ by Wen-Chung (Martin) Su   [...]
  • SEED Forget the Fragrance Art Contest0April 5, 2012

    SEED Forget the Fragrance Art Contest

    As part of the 2012 UW Earth Day Celebration, the Housing Food Services student organization Students Expressing Environmental Dedication (SEED) is hosting an art contest!  By submitting an original image that inspires people to stop using fragranced laundry detergent, currently enrolled UW students who are at least 18 years of age are eligible win a [...]
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    SoundCitizen

    A community-based water sample network in the Puget Sound region. We focus on scientific investigations of the chemical links between urban settings and aquatic systems. We study fun compounds (cooking spices) and serious ones (emerging pollutants).

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