Housing & Food Services is currently accepting applications for Resident Adviser (RA) positions for the 2013-2014 year!
Under the direct supervision of a professional staff, Resident Director, RAs are live-in student staff within the residential communities that are charged with creating and maintaining safe, vibrant and inclusive communities on campus. Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply.
Applications are due by January 14, 2012 at 8:00 AM
The NSCC Sustainability Office is offering a part-time, temporary position to manage the coordination and construction of the Licton Springs Community P-Patch on the NSCC campus.
Deadline in November 15, 2012
Responsibilities include
To apply, email a letter of interest and resume to Janet Hoppe-Leonard at janet.hoppe-leonard@seattlecolleges.edu
To learn more information, you can also talk to Megan Horst from PoE. Email her at horstm@uw.edu
The Pierce County Human Resources Department is looking for an environmental educator to work with students ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade. Responsibilities include developing and promoting education programs and materials, and assisting in public presentations to all other age groups (including adults).
Deadline is November 16th, 2012 at 4:30PM
For more information and details about the position, see the flyer
Program on the Environment is now hiring a new student assistant to begin Winter quarter 2013!
Job Qualifications:
– PoE student (preferred)
– Must be available 1 day during the first week of January for training
– Sophomore/junior standing
– Strong interpersonal skills (friendly and helpful)
– Web design skills are a plus, but not required
– Weekday availability
Job Details:
– Student assistants work 10-15 hours per week based on their availability.
– Pay rate is $10.50 per hour.
Please submit a resume and cover letter outlining your work experience, computer skills, and why you want to work for PoE to poe@uw.edu
Applications due by Monday, November 26th at 5:00PM
Come join the fight to clean up the Hanford site in Richland, WA by interning this summer with a coalition of different organizations! These intern programs allow students to obtain real world experience in their field of study and each intern is assigned a mentor that works with the student during the entire internship. All internships are paid and salaries range with experience ($18 to $32 an hour). There is an expected 60 to 70 internships available. Read below to learn what each organization is responsible for.
Department of Energy (DOE) oversees the projects associated with cleaning up the reactors, soil, groundwater, solid waste burial sites, and also manages the demolition of facilities, and the disposition of the remaining plutonium left on the site.
Mission Support Alliance (MSA) is responsible for services such as safeguards and security, environmental integration, site infrastructure and utilities, site business management, information resources and content management and portfolio management.
Washington Closure Hanford (WCH) is responsible for remediation and restoration including decommissioning and demolition of buildings and ground water remediation
Washington RIver Protection Solutions (WRPS) is responsible for developing new systems and technology that will help remove waste and sludge from old storage tanks.
To learn more…
For more information or to apply to the program, visit www.anrinterns.com
Students can also contact Jessica Esparza at 509-946-1725 or jessicae@anrgroupinc.com
Or check out the flyer here!
Dear University of Washington Students,I would like to let you know about a job opportunity available this fall semester to one UW student. Rising Green is accepting applications for its Campus Ambassador Program. We’re a one-year-old company that’s helping students find jobs, internships and study abroad programs in the environment and sustainability sectors. You can read more about ushere.We’re planning to reach out to the UW community this fall, and we need one passionate, motivated Campus Ambassador who will work with academic departments, career services, the study abroad office, student groups and publications to spread the word about Rising Green. The Ambassador will also organize events to connect UW students with experienced professionals. It’s a great opportunity for one student to gain marketing, event organizing and networking experience. S/he will also earn a scholarship award!Deadline extended! All positions are now open until filled. Click here to view the job description and application: http://www.risinggreen.com/campus-ambassador-program. Apply ASAP!
Description
This position is your opportunity to become the expert on motivating teens to take action around environmental causes, as well as animal welfare. You will be responsible for brainstorming and executing multiple campaign experiences throughout the year in these two cause spaces. In addition, you will be our go-to environment person and will represent us in conferences and to relevant strategic partners.
How to Apply: for more information, check out www.dosomething.org. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. Email Sarah Piper-Goldberg, Head of Fun, at spipergoldberg@dosomething.org
Click ‘read more’ to see more information about the job!
Responsibilities
To kick ass at this job you need to be smart, have great ideas, and be a bit pushy (in the nicest way possible). You will take on pre-existing campaigns (Green Your School for environment, and Pics for Pets for animal welfare) as well as brainstorm new experiences. You will be working on multiple campaigns at the same time, so attention to detail is huge.
Expertise
Research the cause spaces fully. You’ll be steeped in research papers, conversations with professors, and ideally some field work, too.
Understand how our audience is motivated to action around the cause. As in: how will you get teens to take the action you’re suggesting?
Network within the field, so that our campaigns are supported by the smartest and most bad-ass experts around.
Represent DoSomething.org in conferences and interviews as our environmental and animal welfare expert.
Ideation
Come up with creative, fun, and impactful campaign ideas.
Brainstorm additional ways our audience can take action on this cause, outside of campaigns.
Project Management
Manage the entire process of the campaign – from ideation to execution to finish.
Create and maintain a detailed timeline and plan for the campaign.
Work with multiple departments to ensure all internal and external partners stay on time and on plan.
Help to improve internal processes to create the most efficient process possible.
Be very organized. So important, it gets its own bullet point.
Additional
Provide support to team members on campaigns outside of your cause space.
Requirements
We’re looking for someone with 2 – 4 years of experience working on either environmental issues or animal welfare issues – either professional or specific educational experience (it was your major) work . Experience in both is not necessary, but you will be running campaigns in each space.
Project Coordination Experience. You have run projects that involved managing multiple teams on a deadline.
Passion. We’re a hard-working, dedicated team, and are looking for someone who wants to make a difference.
A large amount of this job is working with other teams to ensure that they stay on deadline. Being comfortable with following up with people is essential – as is doing it in a nice way.
Attention to detail is a must.
Bonus points for anyone who sings this in their interview.
More
This is an associate level position, reporting into a manager. Compensation is 38K a year.
3 weeks vacation plus the week between Christmas and New Years; office with a scooter, disco ball, and Ms. Pacman machine; occasional brownie bake-offs. Plus, you don’t have to come to work on your birthday.
Do Something is an equal opportunity employer.
Position Dates: Oct 2012 – May 2013 (part-time)
Position Description: As an SCA (Student Conservation Association) crew leader you will serve as a teacher, supervisor, and role model for your crew. Together with one other leader, you will lead a team of 12 youth volunteers and will be responsible for: