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Nature of Work: Under the supervision of an Environmental Health Specialist, summer students will be hired to work in the Environmental Health Bureau. Duties include water sampling, data analysis and environmental health inspections. Students will be trained to perform these functions as well as other duties, such as computer data entry, paperwork and fielding calls from the public. Requires daily travel throughout Anne Arundel County, a personal vehicle available for use with mileage reimbursement provided per Department of Health policies and a motor vehicle operator’s license valid in Maryland. View more and apply HERE .

In coordination with the HR Shared Services Centers, we have opened the following Pathways intern positions in Washington, DC and Lakewood, CO. Current students may apply until 2/17/23. Additional information about the individual opportunities can be found in the vacancy announcements and additional information about Pathways programs can be found here:   https://www.usajobs.gov/help/ working-in-government/unique- hiring-paths/students/   Student Trainee (Biology, Engineering, Physical Science, Chemistry – Lab), GS-7, open in Lakewood CO https://intern.usajobs.gov/ job/702838200   Student Trainee (Biology, Engineering, Physical Science, Chemistry – Regulatory Compliance), GS-7, open in Washington DC https://intern.usajobs.gov/ job/702989400   Student Trainee (Legal), GS-7, open in Washington, DC https://intern.usajobs.gov/ job/702988500   Student Trainee (Administration), GS-5 – 7, open in Washington DC and Lakewood, CO https://intern.usajobs.gov/ job/702869100   Student Trainee (Envir

Summary Gain hands-on quantitative and qualitative community-engaged research experience in a very important and current topic! This project is examining the experience of populations who are food insecure on accessing healthy foods, and the experiences of urban farmers on distributing their food. Focused on Prince George’s County as a pilot case study. Project Objectives: Our team is creating a network that aims to work on food redistribution in the food value chain from producers to food distributors to end-consumers to preserve more food, anticipate plausible food emergencies and incentivize commercial operations and business start-ups to reduce the food waste in the supply chain. This is a larger project focused on food access, food insecurity and food waste, but the assistant will be working closely with Dr. Caroline Boules on her piece of the puzzle. Responsibilities • Conduct literature reviews, including finding and synthesizing relevant literature on urban agriculture, food se

To apply, email resume and cover letter to  recycle@umd.edu . Cover letter should explain why you are interested in this position, discuss any previous recycling experience or knowledge, and describe what is recyclable on the College Park campus.  Application deadline is Friday, February 10th . Estimated Workweek/Hrs Per Week: 10-20 hours a week during the semester with a minimum of two hours per shift Rate of Pay: $15.00 per hour Purpose of Position: A Recycling Student Employee is needed to assist the Recycling Unit in order to maintain a high quality waste diversion program on campus. This will be achieved by: Data entry of Solid Waste and Recycling unit’s scale tickets Inputting chargeable duties into work order system Reviewing and forwarding billing data Conducting recycling education programs through education and outreach events Ensuring the placement of trash/recycling bins and posters meets campus standards and updating building floor plans as needed Assisting the Recycling C

Spring Career and Internship Fair is just around the corner! We have FOUR days of employers engaging with campus ( in-person 2/15-17 and virtually 2/24), so be sure to check Careers4Terps to see who is attending each day and make your plan. We have many opportunities to prepare, a full list can be found here ! Intern for a Day applications open on February 20 and will be open for 2 weeks! If you’ve never participated in IFAD before, make sure to check it out. This is your opportunity to connect with professionals in your field without all of the stress of finding and reaching out yourself! **If you’re thinking, “Yeah, but I’m sure they won’t have someone for me…” please still check out the list. The UCC works really hard to have great representation from all areas. The Career Center will continue to add programming to the schedule, so make sure to check Careers4Terps and the UCC Events Calendar : Money Management with Farm Credit : February 21, 2023 Sustainability Careers

View more and apply here:  https://natureforward.org/careers/

Summary of Position:   The Research Analyst would work on a USDA-funded research project that explores how farmers use two of America’s largest farm support programs --- the Federal Crop Insurance Program (FCIP) and Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) --- as risk management tools in response to extreme and variable weather, as well as the consequences of increased enrollment in these two programs for the sector’s sensitivity to extreme weather, local economies, and the environment. Research Analysts are essential members of the Resources for the Future (RFF) Research and Policy Engagement team. They are responsible for providing technical support that, under the direction of senior RFF team members, allows for the production of compelling and impactful research that aligns with RFF’s mission of improving environmental, energy and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policy engagement.  RFF’s mission is to improve environmental, energy, and natural resource

We are seeking an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) Fellow for the USDA Northeast Climate Hub. ORISE works to recruit and prepare the next generation of our nation’s scientific workforce. The Northeast Climate Hub  develops science-based, region- specific information and technologies, and shares products with natural resource managers to enable climate-informed decision-making.   This fellowship will offer the opportunity to collaborate with our team to further two outcomes: addressing critical climate equity questions, and contributing to the design of a graduate student network. This fellowship  offers excellent experience and exposure to a federal career in climate change.  Applicants should have completed a master’s degree in the past 5 years.  The stipend will be roughly equivalent to a federal GS-9 pay level. This position is fully remote with some travel required.  See full details about this 19-month opportunity at:  https://www.zintellect. com/Opportunity/D

 

Each summer, the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office and Chesapeake Research Consortium team up to offer several paid summer internships primarily for college students. In summer 2023, the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office will offer five internships covering a range of Chesapeake Bay science, policy and education efforts. Each paid internship will run 12 weeks (mid-May through mid-August). They are intended for students who will be entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year of college study.  Applications are due February 20, 2023. We invite interested students to learn more about these internship opportunities and how to apply by visiting the NCBO internship webpage . Below are some brief descriptions of each of the internship programs and corresponding opportunities. NCBO Supports interns through two different programs, The Chesapeake-Student Recruitment, Early Advisement and Mentoring and NOAA Chesapeake Bay Summer Internship Program. The Chesapeake-Student Recruitment, Early Advisement and