[job] Making Social Change

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**Post-Graduation 2015 Job Opportunities Making Social Change**

The Fund for the Public Interest (­“the Fund”)**partners with leading nonprofit groups from around the country, providing the kind of people power it takes to build organizations for the long-term, win hard-fought campaigns, and make real change on some of the most important issues of our day. And we’re hiring!

We’re looking for smart, hard-working students who work well in a team and are eager to make real change after graduation.


Specifically, we’re hiring Citizen Outreach Directors to run our grassroots campaign offices across the country next fall – working on behalf of groups like Environment America and US PIRG.

We are looking for smart, motivated students who want to get their hands dirty and make a real impact on some of the most critical issues facing our society.

If you are interested in applying, visit  www.fundjobs.org, or contact  – 360-536-0118 or ipaja@fundstaff.org

[Job] DIG Field School

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http://digfieldschool.org/

The DIG Field School wishes to hire an individual for hourly work with pay rate dependent on experience level.

The tasks/responsibilities involved would be best categorized under the job description of a program assistant. Our field school takes place in the summer (Jul 31-Aug 4), but the lead up to this involves a lot of different tasks, from weeding through teacher applicants, composing emails to participants, taking meeting notes for the DIG team, pulling together handouts for the teachers, acquiring equipment/supplies for the field school, possibly lesson development and curriculum evaluation, etc.

The duration of the appointment would start ASAP and likely be until the field school in July and if things worked out well could extend beyond that, with approximately 10 hours per week (although the work does ebb and flow).

If you are interested in this opportunity, contact Dr. Greg
Wilson<gpwilson@u.washington.edu> and
Lauren Debay <laurendebey@gmail.com>.

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ACAT seeks a full-time Environmental Health and Justice Coordinator to facilitate our projects. The goal of all of ACAT’s projects is to assure justice by advocating for environmental and community health. Coordinators must be able to work independently as well as interdependently with ACAT’s staff and board to achieve ACAT’s mission.

For more information, go here: http://www.akaction.org/our_story/job_opportunities.html

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The Habitat Biologist is a stand alone classification distinguished by responsibilities for habitat restoration. This is an FLSA non-exempt classification, distinguished from higher level professional FLSA exempt classifications by their greater responsibility to formulate, affect, interpret, or implement management policies or operating practices, by their authority to commit the employer in matters of significant financial impact, or by their greater consultation role in advising management in strategic business planning.

Job Title:HABITAT BIOLOGISTClosing Date/Time:Wed. 10/30/13 11:59 PM Pacific TimeSalary:$24.99 – $31.90 Hourly
Job Type:Full Time (40 hrs/wk)Location:Admin Bldg, 619 Division St, Port Orchard, Washington