Field Trip Scheduling
The regular weekly schedule will occasionally be altered in order to take field trips and additional expenses will be incurred on overnight field trips. Our field trips in the winter quarter will emphasize field observations and meetings with community organizers in various urban landscapes—Olympia/Lacey, Seattle, and Tacoma. Students will also engage in documenting local activism around labor, cultural, and environmental issues. Please reserve the following dates and times for program fieldtrips:
Links for May 26 Field Trip
Makah Cultural and Research Center and Museum
Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe site on Elwha River restoration
National Park Service site on Elwha River restoration
Unearthing Tse-whit-zen
Port Angles Notebook (Radio Story on hundreds of Elwha graves in Port Angeles)
Links Relevant to April 28 Lecture and Field Trip
Bravo 20 National Park Visitor Tour (Richard Misrach’s proposal)
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
National Association of Atomic Veterans, Inc.
National Association of Radiation Survivors
Natural Resources Defense Council Nuclear Weapons & Waste Program
The Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
Some Interesting Background for Field Trip
Northwest lawmakers press Congress for Hanford money (rtf)
Hanford 'downwinders' get their day in court (rtf)
Map of Hanford Area Exposure to I-131
Nukeworker.com Hanford Pictures & Facilities Description
Manhattan Project Site Selection History
Radionucleotides in the Columbia River
Tacoma Field Trip Links
Chinese Reconciliation Project
Seattle Field Trip Links:
Thomas Prosch Seattle photograph album, ca. 1851-1906
Boyd and Braas collection of photographs of Seattle and Washington State, ca. 1888-1893
William F. Boyd album of photographs of Seattle and Washington State, ca. 1888-1893
James Patrick Lee collection of photographs of Seattle, ca. 1904-1940
Photo of a Depression-era Hooverville in Seattle
Thurs. Jan. 13, 9am-5pm—Olympia
Wed. Jan. 26 – Fri. Jan. 28 (all day & two nights)—Seattle
Thurs. Feb. 24, 9-5—Tacoma