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10/29/2011
Forestry Technician (Trails)
GS-0462-06/07
Permanent, Full Time Position
Position Information:
The Chattahoochee National Forest is planning to advertise and fill a permanent full-time Forestry Technician (Trails) GS-0462-06/07 position on the Blue Ridge Ranger District.
We encourage you to call or e-mail us as to your interest and to learn more about living and working in northern Georgia. This position offers a challenging career opportunity as well as the pleasures the way of life in northern Georgia can afford. Be sure to check out the web sites for more information. Valencia Morris, the Blue Ridge District Recreation Manager, would be glad to provide additional information on the position and community of Blairsville, GA (706-745-6928 ext. 118).
Please indicate your interest in this position by completing and submitting this form to Angie Arrant, Phone 706-745-6928 x 101 / Fax 706-745-7494, 2042 Hwy 515 W. Blairsville, GA 30512 agarrant@fs.fed.us by November 18th, 2011. This will help us determine the level of interest of prospective candidates for this opportunity.
10/29/2011Positions at Mount Magazine State ParkFront Desk
We currently have 2 full time front desk positions available at the lodge. Starting salary is $9.518 per hour. We also have extra help at $7.25 per hour.
Donna Spaght
Asst. Superintendent Mount Magazine State Park
16878 S. Hwy 309 Paris, AR 72855
Office 479-963-850
Fax 479-963-1031
10/29/2011
Title: Outdoor Education Instructor/Naturalist
Work Dates: February 2012 – May 2012 (summer opportunities available)
Location: Summerton and Pickens, SC
Description:
The program combines a unique opportunity to work in varied curriculums and educate children in natural
resources and forensic sciences. We have two sites that we will hire instructors for, they include: Pickens
Educational Center in Pickens, SC where we teach our CSI program (forensic science) and R.M. Cooper
4-H Leadership Center in Summerton, SC where we teach our Teaching KATE program (natural
resources).
Teaching Kids About The Environment is a three-day residential, interdisciplinary, hands-on learning
experience for students from grade three through grade eight. The academically-based classes in forestry,
soils, water ecology and wildlife resources make up the backbone of the program. Instructors guide the
students to a greater understanding of the natural world and the inter-relationships between the four areas
of study. Teaching KATE was developed by YLI and the Coalition for Natural Resources, and is endorsed
by the S.C. Department of Education and is held at RM Cooper 4-H Leadership Center in Summerton, SC.
Experience the exciting and spellbinding world of crime scene investigations through CSI: Clemson Student
Investigators held at YLI Headquarters and Education Center in Pickens, SC. Designed for fourth through
eighth grade students, CSI brings an incredible learning adventure where students become forensic
investigators, solving mysteries with math, forensic science and technology. Students perform hair, fiber
and soil analysis, pH tests, handwriting analysis, paper chromatography, fingerprinting, footprint casting
and more!
Principle Duties:
• Regularly teach at least two curriculum components in the program
• Develop and teach at least one elective component relating to some environmental issue or personal
interest.
• Lead students in daily program activities (wake-up, flagpole, meals, canteen, and campfire).
• Be actively involved in all program activities, leading and participating in evening recreational and
instructional times as scheduled.
• Assist with routine clean up and set up of program areas.
• Crew is a large part of your duties during the Spring. Each spring, rowing teams and their coaches
travel across the United States to train at R.M. Cooper Leadership Center for Spring Crew
Training. You can find out more information about Crew season on our website at
http://www.clemson.edu/yli/pages/crew.php.
• Perform direct supervision of children while involved with activities.
• Facilitate groups utilizing adventure activities.
Qualifications:
• BA or BS in Environmental Education, Natural Sciences, Forestry, Geology, Education, Marine Biology
or related field is preferred.
• Must have the patience, understanding, flexibility, and a lot of energy.
• Must demonstrate teaching skills and the ability to implement creative “hands on” teaching methods.
• Must be willing to sacrifice, adapt and work hard as part of a team pursuing an objective.
• Must be physically able to perform the tasks required to teach outdoors.
• Must be willing to work long hours.
Pay Scale:
Twice a month pay of $550-$500 plus room, board, and a sickness/accidental insurance plan. EOE.
Contact: You can send resumes to Chelsey Repokis by email at ccalzad@clemson.edu or by fax at (864)
878-5985.
10/29/2011
Internship Opportunity
On behalf of the PGA TOUR’s TPC Network, we would like to share information with you about the TPC Network Internship Program. In our continuing efforts to obtain quality, high-performance candidates, we are reaching out to you not merely to inform you of our program, but to ask for your assistance. We would like to establish and maintain a strong relationship with your school in identifying and attracting students you feel would be a strong fit for this program.
The Golf Course Maintenance Internshipis designed to provide turf management, tufgrass science, and agronomy students with a unique opportunity to develop a diverse array of skills in maintenance of both tournament and non tournament playing conditions. Interns will be introduced to the agronomic elements of golf course maintenance as well as such critical concepts as personnel and financial management, equipment operation, maintenance facility organization and upkeep, as well as many other aspects of golf course maintenance. This TPC Network Internship experience will expose students to career opportunities that include, but are not limited to, the following positions:
• Director of Golf Course Maintenance Operations
• Assistant Superintendent
• Equipment Manager & Operator
• Landscape Manger
• Spray Technician
• Irrigation Foreman & Technician
We are committed to attracting and developing the best students. By leveraging the assets of the PGA TOUR’s TPC Network we are able to offer students a variety of internship opportunities designed to provide optimal exposure and quality first-hand experience in the golf industry.
We will also be sending you more collateral for your students during the fall semester regarding our programs. Finally, we have launched our Intern webpage which can be found at www.TPC.com/about-internship.
10/12/2011
Internship
Key West, FL
/id090249f180597249-Internship Application
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/id090249f180597247-Marketing/Special Events Intern
Greetings! The Morale, Welfare and Recreation department at Naval Air
Station Key West would like to offer your students internship opportunities
for the Spring 2012 semester. We have extended the deadline to October 31!
The Fleet and Family Readiness Program (FFRP) division of Commander Navy
Installations Command (CNIC) provides a variety of installation support
services to the worldwide Navy community, including recreational and leisure
programs. These programs are offered through Morale, Welfare and Recreation
(MWR) and Child and Youth Programs (CYP) to sailors, their families,
military reservists, retirees and authorized civilian employees.
Our primary goal is to match students' skills and objectives with MWR
departments that can accommodate their needs. Students learn how to apply
educational concepts to real-world situations as they discover a possible
career path at the same time they can complete University requirements to
earn their degree. While helping themselves, they are also positively
impacting the quality of life of the Navy community. While availability may
vary from session to session, typical placements are in the following areas:
Child Development, Facility Operations, Fitness, Food and
Beverage-Management, General Recreation, Liberty (Adult Recreation),
Marketing, Outdoor Recreation, Special Events, Sports Fitness and Youth
Activities.
With near perfect weather year-round, Key West if often called "Paradise".
NAS offers interns opportunities to expand their knowledge in many different
program areas. The students will be responsible for a special event from
start to finish, and work with a variety of staff members to gain a better
knowledge of the armed forces. This is a great way to jump start a
potential career with Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation!
Attached is an informative flier, a copy of the application, and positions
descriptions to help students better determine which internship would fit
them best. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Sarah Hartman
MWR Internship Coordinator
Naval Air Station, Key West
Morale, Welfare & Recreation
Office: 305.293.2682
Cell: 305.797.4468
Fax: 305.293.2416
Email: sarah.a.hartman@navy.mil
10/12/2011
Scholarships available
The National Association of Catering Executives (NACE) announces that applications are now being accepted for the Vince DeFinis Scholarship program for undergraduate students. The foundation will award $20,000 in undergraduate scholarships to up to five students in summer 2012.
Below is a press release with details about the scholarship program, as well as a link for students to download the application (http://www.nace.net/galleries/default-file/2012%20Application.pdf)10/12/2011
Certified Therapeutic Rec. Specialist
Methodist Family Health has an opening for a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist at its Residential Facility in Little Rock. Full time M-F 8a-5p. Must have a BS in Recreation with an emphasis on Therapeutic Recreation or similar degree. Must be a Certified Specialist through the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification. Experience working in behavioral health preferred. Must pass criminal background check. Drug and alcohol free workplace. Fax resume/application to human resources at 501-734-1920 or email to humanresources@methodistfamily.org.
9/29/2011
Several fast food establishments have scholarships available.
Oprah Winfrey Scholars Program
9/20/2011
Now on USAJOBS, this describes a leadership position at the National Park Service, formerly held by Rick Potts. It is open to all US citizens, and applications are due by September 30.
Help spread the word to anyone you know who would make a dynamic, effective leader for this key suite of NPS programs!
Link:
9/20/2011
Job title: Volunteer Program Coordinator
Institution: Sam Noble Museum in Norman, OK
Application deadline: open until filled
Job description/responsibilities:
The Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for the administration of the Sam Noble Museum volunteer program; facilitating educational programs and serving as backup to the Education Department scheduler. Duties include, but are not limited to, recruitment, training, placement and supervision of volunteers; facilitating educational programs and making school field trip reservations. The Volunteer Coordinator will dedicate 65% of their time to the Volunteer Program and 30% to the Education Program, they will work closely and effectively with museum staff at all levels, comply with established museum policies and procedures and promote the professional use of volunteers.
Salary: $23,660 - $30,000
How to apply/contact information: See Job Requisition Number 12470 on the OU Human Resources website (http://jobs.ou.edu) for additional information, and required education, skills, and proficiencies.
9/20/2011
Over 20 new jobs were added to EElinked and new jobs are posted every day!
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Zoo Education Internship
The Brandywine Zoo
Wilmington, DE
MD
Manager of School and Urban Education Programs
Irvine
Baltimore, MD
Washington, DC
Children’s Museum Part-time Educator
Living Classrooms Foundation
Washington, DC
Project Coordinator
National Environmental Education Foundation
Washington, DC
Lead Campaign Manager
American Bird Conservancy
Washington, DC
FL
Environmental Studies Instructor
Florida Gulf Coast University
Fort Myers, FL
MN
Naturalist and Greenhouse Manager
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, MN
WI
Individual Donor Specialist
Urban Ecology Center
Milwaukee, WI
CA
Teacher Naturalist
National Audubon Society
Los Angeles, CA
Environmental Science Tenure Track Position
Humboldt State University
Arcata, CA
CO
Winter Naturalist
Walking Mountains Science Center
Eagle County, CO
NV
Youth Education Coordinator
Galena Creek Visitor Center
Sierra, NV
Community Programs and Special Events Coordinator
Galena Creek Visitor Center
Sierra, NV
Visitor Information Assistant
Great Basin Institute
Reno, NV
Interpretation &Education Specialist
Great Basin Institute
Reno, NV
OR
Wildlife Education Specialist
Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex
Bandon, OR
UT
Sustainability Studies – Assistant Professor
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT
WA
Field Science Educator
NatureBridge at Olympic Park Institute
Lake Crescent, WA
WY
Field Education Faculty
Teton Science Schools
Jackson, WY
Canada
Teacher Job-Share
The Riverwood Conservancy
Mississauga, Ontario
Teacher-Secondary School Field Science
The Riverwood Conservancy
Mississauga, Ontario
Environmental Education Programme Coordinator
Munster Zoo
Siem Reap, Cambodia
9/29/2011
Current Job Openings
Cheyenne Mountain Resort
Colorado Springs, CO
Interested Applicants should apply in person at 3225 Broadmoor Valley Road, Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm or online at www.hospitalityonline.com
Job Title Date Posted
Host/Hostess-Mountain View Restaurant September 22, 2011
Bell Attendant September 15, 2011
Audio Visual Technician September 15, 2011
Controller September 13, 2011
Aerobic Class Instructor September 12, 2011
Fitness Attendant August 26, 2011
Lifeguard August 24, 2011
Banquet Server August 18, 2011
5/26/2011
BLM Outdoor Recreation Planner job now ope
Ennis, MT
This Outdoor Recreation Planner position is a great job in a great location (GS-9). The person must have Class IV whitewater rafting skills, be self-motivated, and require minimal supervision.
More information on the USAJobs listingRick Waldrup
Supervisory Outdoor Recreation Planner
Bureau of Land Management, Dillon Field Office
1005 Selway Drive
Dillon, MT 59725
(406) 683-8020
3/29/2011
2011 Visitor Services/Interpretation Internship
Seney National Wildlife Refuge
Seney, Michigan
Seney National Wildlife Refuge (NWR), in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was established in 1935 for the protection and production of migratory birds and other wildlife. Seney is located midway between Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. At nearly 96,000 acres, Seney NWR is one of the larger National Wildlife Refuges east of the Mississippi and is exceptionally diverse in both the number of ecosystem types present and the number of wildlife species using these habitats. Thousands of visitors come to Seney NWR each year. The Refuge offers numerous recreational opportunities including a seven mile Marshland Wildlife Drive, roads open to biking, a self guided interpretive hiking trail, canoeing/kayaking, bird watching, nature observation, hunting, fishing, photography, hiking and a visitor center.
From May to October 2011 Seney NWR has two Visitor Services internship opportunities.
Major duties and responsibilities include: Visitor Center operations; develop and present programs; work on special interpretive projects; assist with bookstore operations; plan, organize and conduct special events; assist volunteers; and post updates on Flickr and Facebook pages. Opportunities to assist other programs (maintenance, fire, etc.) may be provided if time and schedules allows.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: A successful applicant should: be energetic and responsible; be able to work independently and in small groups; have good public speaking and group management skills; and have good writing skills. Experience leading programs and working with the public is desired. Knowledge in natural history, biology and bird identification is helpful. A valid driver’s license is required. Preferred applicants are pursuing studies or a degree in interpretation, environmental education, parks and recreation, or a related field but applicants with other backgrounds will also be considered.
Logistics: A 12 to 15 week internship is available. A $200/week food allowance will be provided to interns. Housing and laundry facilities are also provided. A vehicle will be provided for work purposes.
Uniform shirts will be provided, but pants or shorts (shorts, jeans or pants must be in good condition) and closed toed shoes must be provided by the intern. Interns work a 40 hr. week including some weekends and evenings.
To apply submit the following items by February 28th, 2011 (the deadline has been extended until the position has been filled. Interested candidates should submit their application materials ASAP):
1. a 1‐page cover letter describing personal background and interest in the field;
2. a detailed resume describing your education, experiences and skills;
3. three (3) references ‐ including name, affiliations, addresses, phone numbers and email
addresses of the letter writers (you may submit the letters with your package);
4. unofficial copies of all college transcripts;
5. time period you are available for the internship;
6. the only personally identifiable information needed is your first and last name, address, phone number and email. Please do not include your birth date, social security number, etc.
Incomplete applications will not receive full consideration. Submit to Sara Hollerich, Seney National
Wildlife Refuge, 1674 Refuge Entrance Rd. Seney MI 49883. Phone interviews conducted as application
packages are received.
For additional information contact Sara Hollerich at the above email or call (906) 586.9851 x 16 or visit our
website at www.fws.gov/midwest/seney.
1/19/11
Internship Positions Available
Mount Rushmore National Memorial announces 12-16 week internship positions with the Branch of Interpretation and Visitor Services.
Position Title: Interpretation Intern
Position Description: Interns will research, develop and present interpretive talks and guided walks on a variety of topics related to the extended themes of Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The intern will staff the information desk at the Information Center, and Visitor Center providing visitor information about the park as well as information about other local attractions. Visitor assistance will be provided by answering telephone and mail requests for information. The interns will perform informal roving interpretation in high-use areas and will serve as assistant to the speaker at the evening program. Other duties may involve special projects, such as library cataloging, brochure stocking, and audio-visual cleaning and maintenance.
Qualifications: Interns must have a background in the natural sciences, history, public recreation and/or communications fields, enjoy working with the public, and demonstrate effective written and oral communication skills. The interns must be able to follow written and verbal instructions, work independently and complete assigned tasks within specific time frames.
Requirements: An interview will be required by telephone or in person. The positions are 12-16 weeks, 40 hours per week. Schedules will include two consecutive days off. Intern may be required to work holidays, weekends and evenings. Must wear provided uniform. Must provide own transportation to and from Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Personal transportation is recommended but not required. There is no public transportation to or from Mount Rushmore.
How to Apply: Please submit a resume with three work related references to:
Blaine Kortemeyer
Mount Rushmore National Memorial,
13000 Highway 244
Building 31, Suite 1
Keystone, SD 57751-0268
For further information, call
(605) 574-3170 fax = (605) 574-2307 or e-mail Blaine_Kortemeyer@nps.gov
Benefits: Interns will be provided reimbursement assistance up to $75/week (40 hours/week). Government housing may be available in the summer and is available in the early autumn, winter and early spring.
Interns will be provided with on-the-job training
throughout the internship. The interns will gain
knowledge of the National Park Service, especially
the role of interpretation in protecting and
managing resources.
11/30/10
INTERPRETATION AND EDUCATION INTERNSHIPS
JOB TITLE: Resource Education Intern (Three positions open)
DATES: April 4, 2011 through Sept-Oct 2011
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications are accepted year-round. Positions are usually filled by mid-February, but selections are considered until positions are filled. Preference will be given to applicants who are able to commit to the entire internship term (April � fall), but others are also encouraged to apply.
QUALIFICATIONS:
This internship provides excellent career-oriented experience for anyone interested in environmental education, resource education, and natural/historic interpretation.
Applicants must have:
Demonstrated enthusiasm and interest for working with children, park visitors, and natural and historic resources.
Ability to regularly climb and descend the lighthouse stairs (110 steps) and Cobble Beach steps (134 steps).
Ability to navigate safely on slippery rocks in the tide pool area.
A personal vehicle (transportation to and from housing area to Yaquina Head), and a valid driver�s license.
Successful applicants have been college students and graduates with degrees in the fields of education, interpretation, public history, natural resources, recreation and parks, and theater. However, no prior experience or academic degree is required to apply.
THE EDUCATION PROGRAM MISSION:
The Bureau of Land Management education and interpretive programs at Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area emphasize park stewardship through �hands-on", "hearts-on", and �minds-on� engagement of the area�s resources.
TO APPLY:
Send a resume, cover letter, and a list of three reference contacts to:
Roy Simpson, Education Program Coordinator
BLM, Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
PO Box 936, 750 Lighthouse Drive
Newport, OR 97365
Phone: (541) 574-3145 or 961-0879
email: roy_simpson@blm.gov
Web Site: http://www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/yaquina/index.php
8/26/2010
Student Internship Opportunities
YMCA of Greater St Louis is now accepting applications for fall and spring semester internships. These positions are specifically designed to allow
students to integrate classroom learning with real world experience. Students explore multiple areas of interest at our facilities, while concentrating on their main area of study.
We offer several different internships in the fields of Sport Management, Recreation, Health and Wellness, Event Planning, Marketing and Nonprofit
Administration. Interns work closely with our professional directors and other YMCA staff to plan, implement, execute and promote selected programs
at one or more branch. While we cannot offer a stipend, some of our internships include housing and meals. I hope you will share these opportunities with your students.
Founded in 1853, the YMCA of Greater St. Louis is a not-for-profit, charitable organization committed to youth development, healthy living and
social responsibility. Featuring 17 traditional YMCA branches and two Campus YMCA student leadership facilities on the Missouri side of the St.
Louis Metro Area, the association also includes YMCA of the Ozarks Trout Lodge and Camp Lakewood in Potosi, Missouri. The Carondelet Park Rec Complex is owned by the City of St. Louis and operated by the YMCA of Greater St. Louis. Through membership and programming based on our Core Values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility, the YMCA strives to serve everyone.
Jessica Adler Clay
Internship Program Coordinator
YMCA of Greater St Louis
11960 Westline Industrial Drive Suite 232
Louis, MO 63146
Phone 314-436-1177 ext 299
jaclay@ymcastlouis.org
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