OneEnergy Renewables is hiring for the Project Development team at several levels:
– Associate Project Manager
– Project Manager
– Project Director
These positions represent opportunities for anyone with a demonstrated interest in the renewable energy field from a recent graduate up to an industry professional with project management and departmental leadership experience.
The full descriptions and application instructions can be found here.
FYI: OneEnergy Renewables is hiring for the Project Development team at several levels:
– Associate Project Manager
– Project Manager
– Project Director
These positions represent opportunities for anyone with a demonstrated interest in the renewable energy field from a recent graduate up to an industry professional with project management and departmental leadership experience. Please forward to anyone you think may be interested.
The full descriptions and application instructions can be found here.
Thank you,
*Job* Education & Outreach Specialist with City of Kirkland Department of Public Works
Position Description:
Research, develop, implement, and coordinate solid waste/recycling education and outreach programs, initiatives and materials to promote sound environmental stewardship by citizens, businesses and City staff. Design, produce, and distribute education and outreach materials and products. Develop and implement marketing and informational strategies. Recruit, coordinate, and supervise volunteers participating in environmental stewardship activities and education programs. Represent the City at community events to promote waste reduction and recycling programs.
Nourish International is a non-profit organization that serves as a platform for students to make long-lasting, global impacts within developing regions around the world. Nourish creates partnerships between university chapters and communities abroad in an effort to foster strong relationships, implement sustainable development, and eradicate poverty. The University of Washington has a Nourish chapter registered as a club through the RSO.
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Team Specific Internship Descriptions
Projects Team: Partnership Selection and International Projects Development
This position is responsible for seeking out an international partner organization and planning a viable, sustainable project in collaboration with the community that addresses a self-identified need in their region.
Venture Team: Sustainable Entrepreneurship & Social Enterprise
This position is responsible for designing and implementing small to mid-size business ventures and events on the University of Washington campus and larger scale projects within the Seattle community.
Creative Team: Graphic Design
This position is responsible for creating the visual presence of the University of Washington Nourish Chapter brand. Tasks range from designing a logo to producing marketing, promotional materials, and advertisements for our ventures and Nourish events on campus.
Communication Team: Social Media & Brand Marketing
This position is responsible for being the voice of the University of Washington Nourish Chapter and its brand. The internship position will entail maintaining the organization’s social media presence, whether it is on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, blog posts, etc.
Finance Intern
This position is responsible for keeping track of any and all finances that are incurred during the year. The job will entail general bookkeeping, coordinating with the Nourish national office, and making sure all projects and ventures are on track financially and meeting their budget requirements.
If you would like more information about the UW chapter, the application process, or the informal information sessions throughout the month of October, please email nourish@uw.edu. For other information regarding the organization and its mission, please reference the organization’s website http://nourish.org/
We are also holding informal information sessions on October 7th and 16th at 6:30PM in Odegaard, study room #224.
Innovation in Cleantech + Market Opportunity = Solutions for the Planet
UW ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION PRACTICUM (2 credits)
ENTRE 443/543, ENGR 498, ENVIR 495
Fall Quarter, Tuesdays 4-5:50 pm, Paccar Hall 292
Instructor: Deb Hagen-Lukens dlhagen@uw.edu
Prerequisites: None. Recommended for juniors and above, including grad students.
For a list of speakers and topics, check back in September: eic.washington.edu
The goal is to discover the universe of cleantech solutions to our most pressing environmental challenges and to raise awareness of how you might be part of that solution. You’ll form teams around problems you identify, and present your solutions to the class. Although not required, teams are invited to compete in the UW Environmental Innovation Challenge April 2, 2015.
The seminar consists of a selection of required readings and a series of industry experts who will speak on a specific cleantech topic. You will work in teams to present a proposed solution to an environmental problem. The final deliverable for the class is a 5-10 minute presentation.
Course topics will include:
Questions? ptufts@uw.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION PRACTICUM (2 credits)
ENTRE 443/543, ENGR 498, ENVIR 495
Fall Quarter, Tuesdays 4-5:50 pm, Paccar Hall 292
Instructor: Deb Hagen-Lukens dlhagen@uw.edu
Prerequisites: None. Recommended for juniors and above, including grad students.
For a list of speakers and topic click here!
Discover the universe of cleantech solutions to our most pressing environmental challenges and raise awareness of how you can be part of the solution. You’ll form cross-disciplined teams around problems you identify, and present your solutions to the class. Although not required, teams are invited to compete in the newly named Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge April 2, 2015.
The seminar consists of a selection of required readings and a series of industry experts who will speak on a specific cleantech topic. You will work in teams to present a proposed solution to an environmental problem. The final deliverable for the class is a 5-10 minute presentation.
Course topics include:
Questions? ptufts@uw.edu
Pam Tufts| Assistant Director
Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship
Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge
UW Foster School of Business, Dempsey Hall 227
206.685-3813 ptufts@uw.edu
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Sustainability Social Media Intern
Department: Sport Operations
Position Description
The University of Washington Sport Operations department is currently recruiting to fill the position of Sustainability Intern.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
Required Qualifications and Experience
A resume accompanied by a cover letter relating applicants qualifications and experience to those stated for the position must be received by September 29, 2014. Application materials should be sent to:
University of Washington, ICA
Graves Building, Box 354070
Seattle, WA 98195-4070
Internship Goals:
1. Expand the current EcoReps network
2. Generate creative activities and events for EcoReps to participate in and engage a broader student base
3. Continue developing relationships with campus departments that support students, such as Residence Halls, Student Life, Greek Community, etc.
The PNW Resilience Challenge is a proposed 3-year initiative aimed at accelerating the ability of our urban areas in the Puget Sound Region to respond to disruptive events. A primary focus of the initiative is fostering cross-sector information exchange and collaborative action toward high priority goals.
Business leaders, government experts, insurers, urban planners, re-searchers and others will address policy issues, climate change forecasts and other threats of concern. This cross-sector event will provide a forum for discussing key questions about our regional risks due to changing weather patterns, resource constraints and increased population density. This is an opportunity to mobilize in support of a shared agenda and shared priorities.
Attendees will explore our interdependencies across functional areas and sectors, gaining knowledge, resources and the contacts needed to help them think about resiliency in their business and communities.
For more information: http://sustainableseattle.org/programs/pnw-resilience-challenge