Education / Bellingham
Sustainability Pathways cohort contributes to climate, community and ecological resilience in north central Washington
Western Washington University’s Sustainability Pathways program, now in its seventh year, welcomed its largest cohort yet for summer 2026: 22 undergraduates working with 20 organizations, agencies and non-profits in the Methow and Okanogan valleys on projects focused on the environment, health and well-being, social equity and economic vitality.
Western Washington University published this notice on 2026-10-16. The following highlights are selected excerpts from the full source.
Western Washington University’s Sustainability Pathways program, now in its seventh year, welcomed its largest cohort yet for summer 2026: 22 undergraduates working with 20 organizations, agencies and non-profits in the Methow and Okanogan valleys on projects focused on the environment, health and well-being, social equity and economic vitality.
Housed in the College of the Environment, the immersive residential program offers paid work experiences aligned with students’ fields of study and coursework in community-based project management. For some students, the fellowship is their first opportunity to work in their chosen field.
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Western Washington University →Source publication: Oct 16, 2026
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Brief prepared: Oct 16, 2026
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