The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is hiring three seasonal positions for summer-fall 2024. Employees will primarily be conducting surveys for bats via mist-netting and acoustic monitoring throughout Georgia. See attached job posting for additional details. Applications are due by March 1, 2024. Contact Emily Ferrall (Emily.Ferrall@dnr.ga.gov) with questions. Please click the link down below for more information
Students please check the flyers down below for more information about the United States Forest Service position opening
The Coconino National Forest is filling a GS-0470-9/11 Forest Soil Scientist position on the Coconino National Forest Supervisor’s Office in Flagstaff, Arizona. See attached outreach notice for additional details on the position.
This email announces the Permanent Position, which opened on 1/24/2024 through the Society for Range Management (SRM) Hiring Event/USAJOBs. Details and how to apply are available through the links below and in the attached SRM event flyer. The Permanent Position Announcement opened 1/24/24 and will close on 2/21/24.
Merit (24-NPT-SRM-470-79-FS-NSD): https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/772263800
Recent Graduates (24-NPT-SRM-470-79-RG): https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/772216800
If you are looking for the next challenge in your career, while working with other passionate Forest Service professionals to uphold the values of service, interdependence, conservation, diversity, and safety, then we strongly encourage you to consider joining our team!
Please contact me with questions.
Undergraduate Summer Internship Program
Our team of scientists and educators at CONSERVE, DAWN and the Global FEWture Alliance seek undergraduate students who are interested in completing summer internships with our teams. Students who complete internships with us are typically interested in pursuing graduate degrees in the fields of environmental health sciences, agricultural and natural sciences, public health, atmospheric and oceanic sciences, water resources management, data analytics, policy and law, environmental education and communications, and other relevant areas.
With projects located throughout the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and globally we are looking for undergraduate student summer interns to assist us in our research, extension and education efforts. A central goal of our program is to advance the participation of BIPOC (black, indigenous and people of color), women and persons with disabilities in STEM fields relevant to the food, energy, water, climate, health nexus. Please check this link for more information on our program: https://
The 10-week internship will start on June 3, 2024 and end on August 09, 2024. Interns selected for positions within the United States will be granted a stipend of $6,000. Those chosen for positions outside the United States will receive a competitive wage for that country, as outlined on the individual position pages. Additional funds for expenses (e.g., travel, lodging, per diem) are not provided. We are accepting applications from now until February 09, 2024.
For information on available summer internship positions and descriptions of the labs/groups that will be hosting these positions, please check the following links:
The Do Good Institute's Impact Interns applications are now open! Impact Interns connects University of Maryland students with paid internships with nonprofit and social impact organizations. Impact Interns is perfect for students that want to create a positive social impact and develop professionally over the course of the summer. For Summer 2024, the Do Good Institute is offering over 100 exciting positions across many different work areas from program management to communications.
My name is Maggie McLane, and I’m a Senior Natural Resources Specialist for the Park Planning and Stewardship Division of M-NCPPC, Montgomery Parks. (I also went to Maryland and was an ENSP major!)
My section is hiring for 2 paid, seasonal Program Assistant positions, and I’m hoping you could help distribute the position posting to increase our reach.
The link to the posting is below:
Are you ready to get your feet wet with stream condition studies, stormwater mitigation strategies, and ecological restoration science?
Montgomery Parks, part of the Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission, is hosting two paid, part-time seasonal employment opportunities based in the Wheaton Headquarters located at 2425 Reedie Drive, Wheaton, MD 20902.
Candidates eager to monitor stream health and protect waterways from pollution will work alongside specialists in the Resource Analysis section to implement a variety of biological monitoring, ecological restoration, stormwater management, and GIS projects.
Position 1 - Resource Analysis Program Assistant (Technician): March 2024 – October 2024
Position 2 - Resource Analysis Program Assistant (Summer Internship): May 2024 – August 2024
Positions average 24-32 hours per week, scheduled between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and involve considerable time outdoors collecting data in streams and wetlands and along stormwater infrastructure. Candidates will receive specialized training and work to grow skills conducting water quality assessments and pollution investigations, processing biological samples, calibrating and maintaining equipment, reviewing and analyzing datasets, and communicating results to an array of audiences.
Salary range is $18.50 - $21.00 per hour, based on education and experience. Applications will be accepted until both positions are filled. Interested candidates should review position details and apply as soon as
possible at
https://www.governmentjobs.
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If you have any questions, please reach out!
Maggie McLane (Glaudemans) | Natural Resources Specialist II
She/Her/Hers (Why Pronouns Matter)
Montgomery Parks | The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Mobile: 240.877.9712 | Office: 301.650.4372
2425 Reedie Drive | Wheaton, MD 20902
Hello terp students!
Hope you have a great start of the semester.
Following the high demand for these exciting and successful study abroad programs on Sustainability & Infrastructure in Italy & Greece (programs full for Spring Break 2024 and Summer 2023), and for satisfying one of your Upper Tech Electives, here is one additional opportunity to participate in mid-May/early summer, (i.e., after finals and before any summer internships kickin).
Don't miss this unique opportunity to earn 3 credits while traveling and studying abroad and the possibility to apply for scholarships early covering a good part of the program fee with a total Scholarships Guaranteed of $3,500 (see details below).
You can find details and the syllabus for the program in the attached flyers and at the following web program link:
- Summer 2024 study abroad program in GREECE on Sustainability & Infrastructure. (ENCE489G)
https://myea.umd.edu/index.
In regards to program funding you can cover good part of the expenses from the EA study abroad scholarships (apply within the Application).
3-credit Tech Elective for Sustainability Minor
double counts for Tech Elective in major
triple count for “Internship-and-Practicum” elective
We are hiring current or former federal employees, students, and recent graduates for rangeland management and natural resources opportunities across the nation, including the Rocky Mountain Region, which includes national forests and grasslands in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming. The duty locations of these positions within the Rocky Mountain Region could include the following:
There is no guarantee that the positions listed above will be filled.
Former federal employees, students, and recent graduates can apply for entry-to-mid-level positions. Several range technician positions are open to the public.
For application and resume preparation tips and guidelines, visit the How To Apply Web Page for step-by-step instructions and webinars. For more information, contact Lead Recruiter Lawrence Lujan at lawrence.lujan@usda.gov or 303-815-9902.
For current and future career opportunities with the Forest Service, visit the Interactive Career Opportunity Map.
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Spring 2024 Intern for a Day (IFAD)The University Career Center's popular Intern for a Day program is back! We connect undergraduate Terps with alumni, parents, and employers for in-person job shadowing or virtual informational interviewing experiences to explore potential career fields. Last day to complete orientation is Sunday, Feb 25th @ 11:59pm For more information on how to participate in this program, visit go.umd.edu/ifad | |
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Spring 2024 Career & Internship FairWeds Feb 21 | 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Thurs Feb 22 |11:00 am - 4:00 pm Friday Feb 23 | 11:00 am - 4:00 pm The Spring Career & Internship Fair is coming soon! Register today to secure your spot to our largest recruitment fair of the semester! | |
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Are you an undergraduate student, Pell Grant recipient, and U.S. citizen? Are you interested in studying abroad? You may be eligible to apply for the U.S. State Department’s Benjamin A. Gilman International
In the last two years 82 UMD students received the Gilman scholarship, with a 36% acceptance rate! These students won a total of $329,500! 
To help you join the ranks of UMD Gilman Scholars, we are hosting 10 info sessions. Register for one that works for your schedule!
Can't attend? Join our Gilman ELMS resource page, which offers a lot of helpful information as well as successful example essays, please fill out this brief survey.
DEADLINE: March 7
For programs that start between May 1, 2024 and April 30, 2025.
ELIGIBILITY
Students must be:
· a U.S. citizen
· a Pell Grant recipient
· undergraduate (includes all majors)
· all program lengths are eligible
We look forward to working with you!
The National Scholarships Office
Now Accepting Applications:
Summer 2024 Workforce Development Extension Internship Program
The University of Maryland Extension is seeking undergraduate student applicants interested in careers in agriculture.
Applications are open for the 2024 Creating Leadership and Professional Development Through Extension Internships. The deadline is 11:59 pm (EST) Friday, March 29th. If you have students interested in a career in Extension or agriculture industries and want to learn more about Extension, applied research, and community outreach, while gaining professional development, leadership skills, job experience, and pay, please encourage them to apply. This internship is a great experiential learning opportunity for students seeking a degree or professional certification in agriculture, natural sciences, biological sciences, environmental education, and related programs. We prioritize students enrolled in certification programs, two-year programs, and sophomores and juniors enrolled in a four-year degree programs. This is a paid internship!
The announcement flyer can be found here. For more information, including the application, visit https://go.umd.edu/
for the Career & Internship Fair
& Prepare for a Career & Internship Fair | 2/19/24 | Mon | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm