Originally posted: June 2008 Over the last couple of quarters the Center has worked closely with The Killam Fellowships Program in Ottawa, Canada to create a MOU that will enhance study-abroad opportunities for UW students. The agreement will enable two to four undergraduates to study at a Canadian partner institution for a semester or academic

Hello! I’m Kaper, a senior undergraduate at the University of Washington in Seattle. I’m majoring in Biology and have a deep interest in Canadian history and Arctic ecosystems. I’m particularly interested in the intersection of Indigenous studies and how it shapes modern Arctic conservation and research. I’m hoping to deepen my understanding of these connections

Nathanael is a health equity researcher, policy advisor, and grassroots leader currently studying at the University of Alberta. As an incoming Fulbright Killam Fellow, he is looking forward to engaging with the Public Health community at the University of Washington! Nathanael has been a vocal advocate for SDGs 3 and 5 across multiple levels, serving

Hi! My name is Tamar, and I’m a Law and Society major with a Marketing minor at York University in Toronto. I’m incredibly excited to be attending the University of Washington in Seattle as a Killam Fellow. This opportunity isn’t just about academics — it’s a chance to grow, explore the West Coast, and expand

Marion Ferguson is the program manager for the Corbett British Columbia-Washington International Exchange Program and manages the administration of the Killam Fellowship Program at the Canadian Studies Center. She is the project lead for the International Indigenous Paths Project, funded by the U.S. Department of State IDEAS program. Marion studied cultural anthropology at the University

Julianna Johnson is a program specialist at UW Study Abroad, and coordinates the Killam Fellowship program and the North2North mobility program.

My name is Jannat, and I am a second-year majoring in Psychology and Social Welfare, and minoring in Global Engagement. I was born and raised in Iraq, and it lit up a passion in me to later return and help tackle some of the country’s most pressing issues. I started my degree with the goal