This summer, Study Canada K-12 launched their first virtual institute, called “Diversify Your French”, with the tagline “there is more to French than baguettes and the Eiffel Tower.” Over four weeks in July, French teachers from around the United States met weekly online to expand their understanding and knowledge of French from throughout the diaspora.

During her FLAS fellowship, Robyn Long interned at the Inuit Circumpolar Council Canada and co-wrote a now published paper with her colleagues there. Robyn Long, Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellow in French (2021-22), interned at the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) Canada during her master’s program. Robyn, Selma Ford and John Crump – all

Aidan Swayne, M.A. International Studies, is the latest JSIS student to receive an internship position in the Virtual Student Federal Service (VSFS) working with the U.S. Consulate General in Vancouver. The VSFS connects the talents of students with the needs of federal agencies. The Canadian Studies Center worked with the Consulate in Vancouver to develop

Hedwige Meyer (French and Italian Studies) visited Québec City in July 2023 thanks to the financial support of the Canadian Studies Center, the Department of French and Italian Studies, and a grant from the Ministère des Relations internationales et de la Francophonie of the Quebec government. Meyer met with Suzie Beaulieu from the Association Internationale

For the first time ever, alumni from the Corbett Exchange Program gathered to build connections and share experiences and advice with each other. Seventeen alumni and students came together in person and over Zoom. Past and present Corbett Scholars discussed the impact of the exchange program on their lives. Several shared that the program changed

Originally from Toronto, Canada, I completed my undergraduate degree at Occidental College in Los Angeles, CA. My past experience was focused on projects in marine ecology and conservation as I worked in Southern California Fisheries management and kelp forest/ intertidal restoration. Currently, I am about to finish a Master’s degree at the UW School of

Fulbright Canada and the University of Washington announced the renewal of their partnership on May 19, 2023. This marks the third signing of the five-year memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the two organizations. Since 2013, the University of Washington has hosted a Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Chair in Arctic Studies. The partnership promotes research on

The International Indigenous Paths project kicked off spring quarter with a whirlwind trip to the University of British Columbia (UBC). 11 students from the Native UW (NUW) Scholars program, together with Todd Clark (Program Manager, Center for American Indian and Indigenous Studies) and Marion Ferguson (Exchange Programs Manager, Canadian Studies Center), traveled to UBC to

The University of Lapland in Rovaniemi, Finland, sent two delegates to the University of Washington to build exchange opportunities between our two institutions. Soili Nysten-Haarala, Vice President, Research (left) and Mari-Anna Suurmunne, Director, International Relations (right) met with a number of faculty and units at the University of Washington including the Canadian Studies Center, Study

In mid-April 2023, a team met in Fairbanks, Alaska as part of the research project, “Connectedness for Arctic Indigenous Child, Family and Community Wellbeing: Curriculum Development for Nome Eskimo Community,” a Strategic Research Fund award from UW’s Information School. PIs included: Patricia Johnson, former JSIS Banting Fellow (2020-22) and Assistant Professor, University of Calgary, Edmonton; Tram