There are many ways to support the Center for Urban Waters and its mission of environmental sustainability.

Former postdoctoral researcher Justin Miller-Schulze instructing student assistants
Former postdoctoral researcher Justin Miller-Schulze instructing student assistants in Dr. Baker's lab.
University of Washington Tacoma logo

For everyone

Make a donation

The University of Washington Tacoma’s activities at the Center for Urban Waters are supported by a nonprofit foundation that relies on community support. To help keep university research at the Center for Urban Waters thriving, give to the UWT Urban Waters Project Fund.
City of Tacoma logo

For college students

Apply for an internship

The City of Tacoma offers jobs and internships for current college students and recent grads.  Search job listings.
UW Tacoma Math Science Leadership program

For grades 7-12

Explore math and science

Middle and high school students can explore science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM) fields through UW Tacoma’s MSL Program.
Puget Sound Starts Here

For everyone

Find events and tips

Puget Sound Starts Here seeks to increase awareness of the magnitude of Puget Sound’s pollution problem, and to motivate residents to adopt new behaviors that will decrease the amount of pollution entering the Sound through stormwater runoff and other sources of pollution. Fnd social media, educational resources, and regional events.
University of Washington Tacoma logo

For college students

Apply for an internship

UW Tacoma at the Center for Urban Waters regularly offers internships for college students interested in environmental research and communications.  Check for current openings.
Map of local ECO Nets

For professionals

Network and collaborate

ECO Net stands for Education, Communication, and Outreach Network. It is a community of education, communications, or outreach professional committed to working collaboratively to protect and enhance the health and vitality of the Puget Sound region.  Become a member.