The Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST) is seeking undergraduate interns for the Spring quarter. Students can obtain 2-3 college credits through COASST. Each credit requires 4 hours of work per week.  

Public Sector Services
The WM Recycle Corps collegiate intern program is designed for mature, responsible and outgoing college students interested in a hands-on job training experience in the field of recycling education and outreach.  

Available new programs in REU
– Marine Biology and Ecology
– Ocean Engineering
– Oceanography
– Marine Geology
In addition to electing to work with mentors at CSU Monterey Bay, students can also elect to work with mentors from partner institutions, including:
Eikhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve
Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Moss Landing Marine Labs
Naval Postgraduate School
Students will be provided with a stipend in addition to support for travel, room and board. 

Job Title: Field Technicians/Botanists (2 positions)
Location: Morgantown, WV
Time Period: Mid-May to the end of August 2014
Duties:  The selected persons will assist with three studies.  The first study is a large greenhouse, common garden, and growth chamber competition study involving Ailanthus altissima and two native species.   

Earthwatch is seeking an organized and adaptable individual, with experience in coordinating programs and a solid understanding of science. The Program Coordinator will be responsible for supporting Program Managers in the creation and delivery of programs, especially all aspects of preparing participants for their expeditions. 

Share your love for Puget Sound – Become a Beach Naturalist!
Why do barnacles stand on their heads?  What do sea stars like to eat? How do moon snails lay their eggs?  

FISH 428 Stream and Watershed Restoration 
(5 credits, NW) 
MW 1:30-3:20
A comprehensive course on watershed restoration where students will learn how to

assess ecosystem conditions
identify watershed restoration opportunities
prioritize restoration actions
develop watershed restoration plans
monitor and evaluate restoration actions

Two required field trips: April 12 and May 3
Prereqs: either BIOL 356, ESRM 304, or FISH 312.  

Job Open: Thursday, February 13, 2014 to Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Position Information: Work Schedule is Full Time. This is a permanent position
Duty Locations: 1 vacancy – Spokane Valley, WA 
Duties:
The incumbent serves as the principle technical advisor on Geographic Information Systems to the office manager and resources staff. 

Location: Wallace Hall Commons, 1st floor (Corner of Brooklyn & Pacific)

When: Thursday, March 6th 11am-12pm, Presentation including time for Q&A, followed by light, casual reception

Come hear students present findings from their research and pilot projects to promote renewable energy at UW as part of our Climate Action strategy.