COAST Student Internships Summer 2013
Application Deadline: March 18 2013, 5:00 pm Pacific time
Want to get paid to collect abalone, test new marine technology or sample beautiful streams in northern California? Then apply for a COAST Student Summer Internship today!
CSU COAST is offering 14 paid internships for continuing CSU undergraduate and graduate students for Summer 2013. Interns will be placed with one of several host institutions where they will work side-by-side with professional scientists on current research projects. This is an excellent opportunity for CSU students to gain valuable experience and technical skills while working with experts in fisheries, marine ecology, eco-toxicology and marine technology! Host institutions include the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (DFW), Marine Applied Research & Exploration (MARE), Pacific Coast Environmental Conservancy (PCEC) and PRBO Conservation Science (PRBO). See http://www.calstate.edu/coast/funding/internships/student_Intern_2013_rfa.shtml for complete details and the application form. The application deadline is Monday March 18 2013 5:00 p.m. Pacific time. All materials must be submitted by this deadline. Questions? Contact Beth Pardieck ( [email protected]), COAST Coordinator.
Stanislaus National Forest Student Internships - Pathways Program
The Stanislaus National Forest will be filling a number of temporary internship employment opportunities for the 2013 field season. A wide variety of jobs are available in botany, engineering, interpretive education, recreation, wildlife and Wildland firefighting.
These positions are for students currently attending classes.
Please open and read the attached notice for the type of jobs offered this coming season.
NEW APPLICATION PROCESS: Applicants must access the vacancy announcements through USAJobs - www.usajobs.gov
The internship announcements are NOT open at this time. Check the website for updates on vacancy openings. Applicants must establish an account and create or upload a resume in the site in order to apply. For assistance in navigating the USAJobs.gov site,please read the "Forest Service Pathways Student Hiring Program Fact Sheet for Applicants" for further information.
Once you have established your account and resume, that data will be used in all future applications without the need to reenter.
Questions regarding a specific position or office/station location should be directed to the contact name listed in the table.
If you have any questions on the application process, contact me by phone or email.
Michael Perez
Forest Civil Rights Officer Stanislaus National Forest 19777 Greenley Road Sonora, CA 95370 Phone (209) 532-3671, ext. 425 Cell (209) 770-0998 Fax (209) 533-1890 email: [email protected] Forest website:
Australian Internships - Geology
Work and Travel Company has a unique position in being able to facilitate Australian Internships in the field of
geology. Our co-owner director, Guy Robertson, is the director/company secretary of a number of Australian Resource companies and has many contacts in all major cities of Australia with resources companies and consultants in the industry.
These companies include:
Artemis Resources (ASX Code:ARV) (Gold) Director and Company Secretary
Apollo Minerals Limited (ASX Code:AON) (Iron Ore) Company Secretary
Hastings Rare Metals Limited (ASX Code: HAS) (Rare Earths) Company Secretary
Metal Bank Limited (ASX Code: MBK) (Coal) Company Secretary
Anchor Resources Limited (ASX Code: AHR) (Antimony, Gold)Company Secretary
Work and Travel Company has been providing services to Working Holiday travellers (417 Visa) for over 10 years, during which time we have looked after over 20,000 travellers.
If you have an interest on working with us on Geology internships, or if the university has an interest in another discipline please contact me on: [email protected]
or Work and Travel Company , G02, 59 Goulburn Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia or facsimile +612 9283 8803.
We are also able to facilitate English language courses through englishlanguagecompany.com should this be
required.
U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security summer research opportunity for faculty and students
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is offering faculty and students an opportunity to participate in a ten-week summer research team experience at university-based DHS Centers of Excellence as part of its DHS Summer Research Program. At the end of the summer, faculty participants are encouraged to apply for up to $50,000 in follow-on funding to continue the research collaboration at their home academic institutions during the following academic year.
More information, including eligibility guidelines and applications forms, can be found at http://www.orau.gov/dhseducation/faculty/index.html
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TECHNICIANS (Seabirds), Summer 2013
The Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge is hiring! The biology program is looking for 10-15 Biological Science Technicians for the summer of 2013 to assist with our long-term seabird monitoring program. Technicians will be collecting data on breeding chronology, reproductive success, population changes, adult survival, and food habits of 15 species of seabirds (including storm-petrels, cormorants, kittiwakes, murres, pigeon guillemots, auklets, and puffins). We will be placing crews on some amazing islands including Aiktak, Buldir, Chowiet, East Amatuli, St. George, St. Lazaria, and St. Paul. The job announcements are available at:
GS-04
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/332575500
GS-05
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/332576000 GS-6/7
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/332574400
Please feel free to contact Marc Romano ([email protected]) with questions.
Education and Career Training Opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathmatics
-450+ paid summer research experiences for undergraduates
-Graduate fellowships, mentoring and professional development opportunities
-150+ Post-doctoral Opportunities
Go towww.pathwaystoscience.org
Monterey Bay Aquarium Internships
Deadlines
- Fall applications due June 1
- Winter applications due September 1
- Spring applications due December 1
- Summer applications due March 1
Anyone 18 or older, upper-division, graduate student or recent college graduate may apply. Schedules are generally 12 - 40 hours per week for approximately 12 weeks, based on departmental requirements.
UROC Student Opportunities
Visit the UROC (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Center) office located in the Tanimura and Antle Library suite 2150 for more information on research opportunities.
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