My name is Beth Scholler and I am an intern working with the Center for Experiential Learning & Diversity (EXPD)
this year. I am a 2nd year MSW student who received my
undergraduate degrees at UW. My undergraduate experience was made
possible through a Martin Scholarship from the Office of Merit
Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards. It was further enriched
by my participation with several other programs in EXPD: I was a Civic
Fellow with the Carlson Center, a project leader for the MLK Day of
Service, a Pipeline tutor, and a session assistant for the Undergraduate
Research Symposium. I am very familiar with
the programs in EXPD and excited about the chance to introduce students
to the vast array of opportunities to be found here.
My
internship focuses on outreach, recruitment and support for students in
all 9 programs with EXPD. I look forward
to working individually with students who are exploring their options
in community engagement, research, and scholarships. Together, we can
wade through the numerous opportunities afforded by each program,
helping students to determine the next steps for achieving
their goals.
Beginning
this week and continuing throughout the academic year (not including
quarterly breaks) I will have
drop-in hours on Thursdays from 1pm-4pm. I will also be holding an info
session on November 19 which will give an overview of the nine programs
in EXPD:
Carlson Center, Early Identification Program, Global Opportunities,
Jumpstart, Mary Gates Endowment for Students, Office of Merit
Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards, Pipeline, Ronald E. McNair
Program,
and Undergraduate Research Program.
Learn how the Center for Experiential Learning &
Diversity (EXPD) can help:
Info Session: overview of EXPD programs
When: November 19, 1:30-2:30pm
Where: MGH 171E
Center for Experiential Learning & Diversity 171 Mary Gates Hall expd.uw.edu 206-543-4282
