Happy Wednesday! Its that time of week again--time for your job/internship roundup. 1. Virginia Tech is seeking an amphibian technician to work at the Eglin Airforce Base in Niceville, Fla. The candidate will work with Virginia Tech to assist with research and monitoring of amphibians on Eglin Air Force Base. Responsibilities include: -Conducting anuran call surveys along streams and at ephemeral wetlands -Assisting with habitat measurements -Invertebrate sorting -Data entry and proofing The position will begin in late April or early May and will continue through August 2014 with the possibility of extension through the winter months. Housing will be provided. Deadline: March 28, 2014 For more information, visit: wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/amphibian-technician-florida/ 2. The Water Institute of the Gulf is seeking a marketing and communications intern to work in its Baton Rouge, La. office. The marketing intern will have a strategic focus on writing and editing an array of projects of both technical and non-technical nature. Due to the wide variety of activities at The Water Institute, the marketing intern must be a strong team player with a cooperative attitude. Additionally, the marketing intern must be a self-starter and exemplify strong leadership skills. Duties include: Marketing brochures and materials -Website content and posting - Formatting internal and external documents and reports -Crafting and proof reading project write-ups and descriptions - Supporting internal and external meeting, workshops and events - Proof reading all web and marketing material Deadline: Position open until filled. For more information, visit: thewaterinstitute.org/userfiles/file/Marketing%20and%20Communications%20Intern.pdf 3. Dolphins Plus is Key Largo, Fla. is seeking undergraduates, graduate students and recent graduates to participate in its research internship. Areas of discipline include, but are not limited to, husbandry, marine mammal social and physiological development, social dynamics, acoustics, applied behavior analysis, clinical studies, education, and conservation. The internship provides participants with the experience needed to pursue careers in behavioral and managed care science through exposure to ongoing research and the acquisition of a more thorough understanding of the scientific process. While the deadline for the summer internship has already passed, applications for the fall session are due May 1, 2014. For more information, visit: dolphinsplus/dolphin-education/dolphin-research-internship-program/
Posted on: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 15:53:04 +0000
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