There are still some spaces available in JSIS 534 – Legal Foundations of World Order this autumn.

This course examines the legal foundations of world security and stability in a time of dynamic change in international relations. Some believe that international law is a charade; governments comply with it only when convenient to do so, and disregard it whenever a contrary interest appears. But legal “norms” can still have a major impact on a wide range of economic, political and security matters. Topics will include the Just War Theory, International Humanitarian Law (the Law of Armed Conflict) and its application to modern warfare, humanitarian intervention, terrorism, nuclear weapons, suicide bombers and robotic warfare, international environmental law, climate change and the Law of the Sea.

JSIS 534 B (5cr)

M/W 3:30-5:20p

Instructor: Rick Lorenz

My name is Caitlin, I graduated from the MSW Advanced Standing program last summer. I’m reaching out to see if anyone is looking for housing for the next year, as my roommate is moving south to be closer to her place of work. I currently live in a two bedroom apartment across from Woodland Park Zoo and the other bedroom will be available September 15^th! It’s a quiet 10-unit building with coin-op laundry on site and a parking space available for $10/month if needed. Rent will be $1775/month split between the two of us for a 12 month lease.

If you’re interested, please send me an email at caitlin.bergman94@gmail.com or call/text me at (419) 610-1244. I need to give notice by 8/14, so I’m hoping to find someone ASAP!

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Become the newest member of a team of compassionate and skilled individuals in the heart of Seattle.

Opal is proud to provide an employee culture that falls in line with their values of Radical Openness, Wabi-Sabi, Responsiveness to Research, and Relational Attunement. We keep our Purpose + Mission in mind in all treatment and team decisions. We work as a team to resolve tough situations and use each other’s individual strengths to grow as an organization and as individuals. We understand that work-life balance is important to the success of our employees. If you think that you would be a good fit for the Opal team please keep reading!

Learn more about us and about any job openings below or on our website.

We are hiring!

:: On-Call Milieu Therapist ::

Applicants need to have an associates or bachelors degree with an emphasis in Psychology, although at this time candidates with a Master’s degree or pursuing masters degrees in mental health are highly desired.

Main job duty is offering support and encouragement for individuals in our partial hospitalization program. Must be comfortable with the basics of nutrition, i.e. meal planning, basic cooking skills, grocery shopping, etc.  Position requires experience working on a multi-disciplinary team,  Health at Every Size approach to weight and health, and a passion to work with individuals seeking recovery from eating disorders.

Please send your resume by Monday 8/5 to julie@opalfoodandbody.com

Click here for a full job description.

Not for Any Price
Thursday, August 8, 2019

12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
UW Tower Auditorium

Please join us for this brilliant documentary which showcases the Lummi Tribe’s fight to stop the building of a coal terminal at Cherry Point. Climate Solutions will lead the discussion after the film.

Free admission and open to all staff, faculty and students. Enjoy free popcorn, too! Cohosted by the UW Tower Green Team and UW Combined Fund Drive.

We are looking for translators for several languages. I’m attaching a flyer with the job description. 

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Addiction Medicine Elective 

MED 569 Addiction Medicine

Fall 2019!

The course was developed to be holistic, multidisciplinary and applicable to pre-clinical topics and clinical clerkship skills, including ACEs and trauma-informed care, integrative recovery modalities, epidemiology and research, interviewing skills, policy and advocacy, case-based problem solving and other essential skills for patient care. It is designed for every future provider coming from all levels of knowledge, with the interest and drive to do better for their patients.

This elective also fulfills course requirements for both the Underserved Pathway and the Hispanic Health Pathway!

Enrollment will be limited to ~50 and open to most interprofessional health schools. It will be Tuesdays 6-8 PM in the T-500 wing. Out of class work is minimal and relevant to familiarizing yourself with the addiction and recovery services and community here in Seattle. If you are in the WWAMI region and are interested in taking this course, please reach out to discuss distance-learning options.

The course number is MED 569 and will be offered Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00pm. Students will need to email NERURKAR@UW.EDU for an add code or to learn more about the course.

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