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The Consortium for Ocean Leadership, a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization, is looking to extend an internship opportunity to a dynamic college student pursuing an advanced degree in Education, a Natural Science, or a related field. We are looking for prospects who desire to build professional acumen and gain experience while they work toward their graduate degree. The NOSB Intern will have the opportunity to work in a multi-faceted nonprofit organization and gain focused, supportive training and professional experience in the field of science program research and support, as well as project management. The Intern will work with the NOSB staff in implementing and expanding the National Ocean Sciences Bowl program by assisting with competition questions, event and meeting preparation, grant research and coordination of the video competition.
Qualified applicants will posses a bachelor’s degree in Education, a Natural Science or a related field; excellent communications skills (written and oral); excellent organizational skills and keen attention to detail; ability to work effectively within a team environment; strong computer skills including proficiency in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, email, and database management and internet research experience. Familiarity with ocean science or marine education is preferred. Reliable transportation is required.
This is a paid internship that will provide a minimum of a $1,500 monthly stipend.
Ocean Leadership represents 95 of the leading public and private ocean research education institutions, aquaria and industry with the mission to advance research, education and sound ocean policy. The organization also manages ocean research and education programs in areas of scientific ocean drilling, ocean observing, ocean exploration, and ocean partnerships.
To apply, please send your cover letter and resume with a writing sample to jobs@oceanleadership.com with the subject line “NOSB Intern.”
Belize Protected Area Conservation Trust (PACT) - The PACT internship program was developed in June 2005 with the intent to provide assistance to local community based organizations (CBOs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) on key areas including project management, marketing & fundraising, natural resource management, proposal writing, community development, financial and accounts management.
PACT facilitates placement. If accepted, students are usually awarded a small stipend. In some settings, room and board is also provided. Travel expenses and current UNCW tuition must be paid by the student.
For more details on the PACT internship program, please see the attached document. YOU MUST SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION TO PACT AS DESCRIBED. For credit, also complete the EVS Internship application at: http://www.uncw.edu/evs/internshipPractica.html.
Tanner Center Intern - The Corps of Engineers operates an environmental education center situated near the dam of this beautiful 50,000 acre lake at the John H Kerr Reservoir located on the border of Virginia and North Carolina. Through this center the USACE runs a number of school programs and environmental interpretive programs for varying audiences. Attached is an announcement for a number of summer volunteer internship opportunities at the Tanner Environmental Education Center. Flyer
For more information about the project please feel free to visit website http://www.saw.usace.army.mil/jhkerr/index.htm
FOR CREDIT APPLY THROUGH THE EVS WEBSITE http://www.uncw.edu/evs/internshipPractica.html AND READ THE GRADE MEMO.
The NC Aquarium on Roanoke Island (located in the Outer Banks of NC) has opening in its education department for Summer 2009! SEE THE ATTACHED JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR INFORMATION ON THE POSITIONS AND HOW TO APPLY.
FOR CREDIT APPLY THROUGH THE EVS WEBSITE http://www.uncw.edu/evs/internshipPractica.html AND READ THE GRADE MEMOEducation Intern; Special Activities Instructor; Seasonal Educator
BELIZE - Work with several NGOs in beautiful Belize. Student is responsible for travel, room and board, and opportunities exist in fieldwork (such as Cockscomb Jaguar Sanctuary) and working with management. Submit your application to be considered.
North Carolina State Government Internship Program - Offering 100 paid summer internship opportunities in state government agencies for undergraduate and graduate students. Applications are now being accepted for the Summer 2009 program. For more information, click here.
City of Durham, Public Works Dept., Stormwater Services Div. - City Hall, Durham, NC.
Environmental Education Intern - Deliver water quality programs to summer camps and other groups. Assist with summer teacher workshops. Conduct study to determine effectiveness of new dog waste stations in parks. Assist with office tasks such as scanning. Qualifications: Working toward bachelor's degree. Understanding of basic issues affecting stream water quality. Effective oral and written communication skills. Ability to work creatively and independently. Experience presenting to groups of students and/or adults. Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Salary - $12.00/hr. Hours: 37.5 hours per week, start/end date flexible. Send cover letter and resume to Laura Webb Smith, Stormwater Public Education Coordinator, 101 City Hall Plaza, Durham, NC 27701; email
Laura.Smith@durhamnc.gov. For Practicum credit see Mr. Cutting
Carolina Raptor Center Internships - Charlotte, NC. Practica in (1) rehabilitation, and (2) education. Serveral opportunities exist for credit placement on an ongoing basis. Click here for more information. Apply to Mr. Cutting, Intern Application.
US Army Corps of Engineers Post Graduation Internship - Paid - Corps office in Washington, NC has a two-year paid internship for a recent (or soon to be) graduate 2-year commitment. After the 2 years, the Corps will assist finding a job. For details, Contact: Josh R. Pelletier, US Army Corps of Engineers, Washington Regulatory Field Office, P.O. Box 1000, Washington, NC 27889 -Telephone- 252.975.1616,Ext. 34
Administrative Internship in Belize - A once in a lifetime opportunity to live and work in the rainforest. Information on the Internship and Application.
Fish and Wildlife Operations/Outreach and
Technician Positions
Fort Bragg, NC
Description:
Fort Bragg is recruiting Hunting & Fishing Operations, Public
Outreach/Outdoor Recreation, and Fish & Wildlife Technician
Positions to work with its Hunting and Fishing Program and Fish
and Wildlife Management team.
Operations/Outreach Positions responsibilities include: Hunting & Fishing Center Operations, public user control, coordination
of programs with military training, law enforcement dispatch and
support, environmental education, outreach, and public relations.
These positions will have extremely high interface with many thousands
of sportspersons and other public users, providing a great opportunity
to positively influence both the recreational experiences and the
environmental awareness of the public. Outreach project examples
include assistance to sportspersons and families engaging in hunting
and fishing, school and civic presentations, customer surveys, and
development of a “Landscaping for Wildlife” demonstration
project.
Fish and Wildlife Technician responsibilities include: All forms
of fish and wildlife habitat and population management. This is
a very active, field oriented position with great opportunity for
both gaining and applying experience in many types of fish and wildlife
management.
The best applicants will join a great team of professional Fish
and Wildlife Managers and Wildlife Conservation Enforcement Officers
as they oversee hunting and fishing, manage fish and game, ensure
military training compliance with natural resources and environmental
laws; and enforce fish, wildlife, and related laws and regulations
on a 160,000 acre military installation.
Our team is a close group of dedicated professionals that is serious
about, but enjoys both our work and our relationships with our team,
our peers, and our constituents.
Position is located in the North Carolina Sandhills, central in
the state between the mountains and coast, with a very nice climate,
agreeable living environments, and plenty of birding, fishing, hunting,
boating, and other great outdoor recreational opportunities.
Energetic, self motivated, and people-oriented applicants should
contact Alan Schultz at: dave.alan.schultz@us.army.mil.
Visit our Website @ http://www.bragg.army.mil/wildlife
North Carolina Coastal Federation - Interns for research and field work for SPRING and SUMMER both in Wilmington and in Swansboro, NC. Excellent opportunity to work with coastal land use issues with experienced scientists and policy analysts. See Mr. Cutting.
