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The University of Washington Professional and Continuing Education’s GIS Certificate program is seeking student project ideas for the 2023/2024 academic year. Ideas are welcomed from all type of agencies including local or regional governments agencies, non-profits, engineering and consulting firms, and private businesses of any nature. If you have a GIS project idea that might be a good fit for the students, we would appreciate hearing from you!   Here’s a little bit about what would make a good student project: ·  Size:  appropriate for a 3-4 student team for a period of approximately five months. ·  Schedule: Project selection takes place in October/November. Projects kick off in January and deliverables are completed and delivered to the sponsor at the conclusion of the program in early June. ·  Projects that include a variety of learning opportunities including some combination of the following: data modeling, data collection, mapping/cartography, spatial analysis, ArcGIS Online app development, etc. ·  Time commitment for sponsors: this does not need to be a great impact on you. Some students interview their sponsors to assess the needs and requirements, and then work independently from that point forward. Other projects have very active sponsors who may meet regularly with the student team, and is involved in reviewing documents, providing feedback, and other activities. Regardless of the level of involvement, sponsors will receive periodic status reports from the team as the projects progress.      We have found that many organizations have perfect candidate projects in tasks that have been lingering on the back-burner for some time. Utilizing our student teams is a great way to get some of these small projects off the back-burner and, at the same time, provide valuable experience for the students. As for quality of results, our program focuses on practical and professional execution of projects in a way that strongly mimics how a project would be executed in the workplace. We have had great success with the vast majority of our projects and many have gone on to win awards at the annual WAGISA (formerly WAURISA) conference and other conferences.    If you have a project in mind, here are the details that we would need to get started: ·  Sponsor name and contact information ·  Name of proposed project ·  Brief description of proposed project (a short paragraph is ideal)   Students will begin discussing projects towards the end of October so the earlier we receive your ideas the better, but don't hesitate to contact us if you come up with an idea late in October.    For question or to submit a project idea, you can reach out to me here on LinkedIn OR you can contact our instructor Leah Saunders by email at lsaundersuw@outlook.com. And please feel free to share this post to extend our reach. Thank you!

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