Hsin Yi (Winnie) Chen, 2024 Task Force on the Arctic alum, was just accepted to the Global Innovation and Leadership program at Johns Hopkins University. “After graduating from UW and spending a few years working in Taiwan and Singapore, I decided to take the next step in my career by pursuing a Master’s in Global

Teaching Arctic Environments is a collaborative and interdisciplinary project led by Isabelle Gap, University of Aberdeen, and. Jonathan Peyton, University of Manitoba and UW’s 2022-23 Fulbright Canada Chair in Arctic Studies. Project partners include: director Nadine Fabbi, and Dr. Penny How with the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland. Through an ongoing series of events,

From May 6-10, 2024, the Canadian Studies Center, University of Washington Continuum College and the Native American Law Center hosted a short-term Distinguished Humphrey Fellowship Program, a Fulbright exchange activity funded by the U.S. Department of State focused on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The week-long executive seminar welcomed 19 professionals and leaders in Indigenous

Aidan Swayne participated in the Virtual Student Federal Service with the U.S. Consulate in Vancouver for the 2023-24 academic year.  My internship with the U.S. Consulate in Vancouver was a rare opportunity I will look back on fondly for years to come. Not only did I receive meaningful research, writing, presentation, and work-place skills that

Satu Miettinen, Tarja Pääkkönen, and Kiwoong Nam, University of Lapland, Finland, joined the Center during winter and spring quarters. Miettinen, Pääkkönen and Nam are part of a project “Empathy Business,” promoting new business opportunities for creative industries. The team has been working on developing a Proof of Concept that considers Chat GPT as a tool

A documentary by the Canadian Studies Center and UW Language Learning Center, ‘A Kabluna at the University of Washington’ is now publicly available for viewing and sharing. A Kabluna is a documentary about Inuktitut Language Scholar Sydney Tate Mallon (“Mick”), his life and partnership with the University of Washington. The film follows Mick as he

With the support of the Canadian Studies Center and the Quebec Ministry of International Relations and Francophonie, this past Winter quarter, teaching professor Hedwige Meyer revived a Québécois literature course that had not been offered for several years on the UW Seattle campus. Seventeen students were enrolled in FRENCH 441 as well as an auditing

Nadine Fabbi was first appointed assistant director of the Canadian Studies Center in 1999. Under her leadership, and thanks to the effective cultivating of relations with a diverse and global network of colleagues, the Center has grown from a modest unit little known outside of the Jackson School of International Studies into a Center with

As a Corbett Scholar, my journey in the United States has come with excitement, challenges, and personal growth. One of the most fun aspects of my experience has been immersing myself in the culture of American college sports, particularly football games. Coming from Canada, where the sports landscape is different, I found the passion and

Hello there! It’s nearly been a full year since I traded my toque for a beanie and set foot on the vibrant campus at the University of Washington. During this time, I’ve taken numerous courses, attended a few Husky football games, and explored a bit of the countryside. While I’ve never thought the Americans to