The series was founded by Tanya Bevan as a tribute to her late husband, Don Bevan, whose academic career spanned nearly 50 years at the University of Washington, including roles as the Director of the School of Fisheries and Dean of the College of Fisheries. Learn more about Don Bevan and the Bevan Series here.
As part of the 100-year anniversary of the School, we are exploring the global influence of SAFS’s alumni.
Our goals are to:
- Create an interactive-map that shows where alumni and post-doctoral researchers came from prior to their SAFS experience and where they have gone
- Characterize alumni’s impact in their disciplines and the regions in which they work in their own words
If you have not yet taken the survey, please do so to add your information to our ever-expanding map.
Click here to take the survey.
The School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences is sharing stories from people who have been closely associated with the School over the decades. These personal tales from students, alumni, faculty, and staff highlight their interests in aquatic and fishery sciences and their personal reflections on time spent before, at, and after SAFS. Explore these short stories and please share your experiences by contacting André Punt or Dan DiNicola. You can view the growing collection of stories here or view our commemorative booklet below.
To commemorate the Centennial, SAFS has created an endowment called the Centennial Boots in the Mud Fund that will support student field experiences. To encourage support for this effort, the School will match all gifts up to $100,000. Visit our giving page to learn more. For questions, contact Gerald Cournoyer at 206-221-0562 or gcourn@uw.edu.
Celebrate this historic milestone and support the FINS graduate student organization by purchasing some SAFS 100-year swag! News styles are now available online. All proceeds fund graduate student conference expenses.
