My name is Vincent (Vinnie) Glaser and I am entering my sophomore year at the University of Washington as a computer science major this coming Fall 2018. Academically, I think my time abroad will be invaluable. While UW has an excellent Canadian Studies program, I believe that an intellectually diverse education is vitally important. I

My name is Xuanxuan (Kari) Li. I am a senior at University of Washington, double majoring in psychology and early childhood and family studies. I am very honored to be selected as one of the Corbett Exchange Fellows as well as a Killam Fellow. This opportunity enables me to carry out my independent research project

My name is Yana Natekina and I am currently majoring in business administration with concentrations in accounting and finance. I was born and raised here in Seattle, Washington, but my family is from Ukraine. I have always wanted to study abroad and experience living on my own since I have never lived anywhere else, and

My name is Yi (Alan) Zhang and I’m a third-year UW student double majoring in applied and computational mathematical sciences and economics, and triple minoring in statistics, education, and neural computation and engineering! With genuine interdisciplinary interests in mathematics, engineering, education, and behavioral sciences, I want to be a leading mathematics and science educator who

Nadine Fabbi, Managing Director of the Canadian Studies Center at the University of Washington, has been invited to serve as Co-Editor of the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Canadian Studies by the International Council for Canadian Studies. The journal is published by the University of Toronto Press. Fabbi’s role as one of three Co-Editors involves

The Canadian Studies Center is the only National Resource Center in the nation that awards Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships for the study of Inuktitut, the Inuit language spoken in Canada. The study of Inuktitut is critical to understanding northern policy and to the Canada–U.S. relationship. This photo album features two FLAS Fellows

Morna McEachern (affiliated faculty of the Center, and Program Manager for the Pacific Northwest Canadian Studies Consortium) and John Wagner (Associate Professor, Community, Culture and Global Studies, University of British Columbia, Okanagan) were just awarded a Collaboration Mobility Research Grant to support the annual Columbia River Treaty field course in June 2018. Recognizing the value in

3 May 2018 – Former Canadian Studies Librarian Linda Di Biase retired from UW Libraries this spring after over 30 years with the University. As Canadian Studies Librarian from 1988 to 2006, Linda helped to build one of the most robust collections on Canada in the country: UW Libraries boast well over a half million

On April 19, 2018, UW’s Canadian Studies Center joined the London-based international think tank Polar Research and Policy Initiative (PRPI) in co-hosting the 7th High-Level Dialogue on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the Arctic during the 2018 Arctic Encounter Symposium, the largest annual Arctic conference in the United States, held at the Bell Harbor International Conference Center