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If you can design your own education, you can design your life

 

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The Fairhaven Difference

Our commitment to transformative, creative, inquiry-based learning empowers students to pursue social, economic, and environmental justice.

Student Play

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Free Fairhaven Student Production Forgiving Frost May 15th and 16th  7pm; May 17th  at 5pm

Scholar's Day

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Fairhaven Scholars week celebrates student work Thursday May 15th

Faculty Thesis on Display

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Faculty member, Robert Snyderman’s thesis exhibition, Walking in Ethnocidal Places, on display

Viking Voices: Terri Kempton

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Functions of the Outback Farm and its availability to students

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Fairhaven's Commitments to the World

Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies at Western Washington University cultivates student responsibility for designing and assessing learning through interdisciplinary inquiry, creativity, and scholarship

Message of Support

Mission Statement

Past Messages

 

OUR IMPACT

A Collaborative Living and Learning Community committed to Social, Economic, Racial, and Environmental Justice.

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Emma Parkinson Describes Fairhaven


Rachel Rothberg Describes Fairhaven

Tips and Tricks for New Students