CELS Student Newsletter Reporter & Editor
Who: Candidate must be a CELS student; freshman
or sophomore preferred. Student should be able to perform research
online, work independently, and be able to manage his/her time well.
Applicant must have strong writing, research, and communication
skills. Knowledge of HTML preferred but not required.
Employer: CELS Office of Student Affairs
What: Research events that would be of interest
to CELS students on-campus, off-campus as well as internships and
job opportunities for undergraduates and graduate students.
When: 10 hr/week. Student will be trained this
year and take over the position in Fall 2008.
Where: Student is allowed to work from home for
the majority of hours/week. Other time will be spent in Woodward
Hall.
To Apply: Visit Office of Student Affairs, 116
Woodward Hall, to fill out an application. Please bring your resume
with the completed application.
More Information: Contact Harry Twyman, 874-7534
Wildlife Biologist
Who: The ideal candidate will possess a Masters
degree (a Bachelors is acceptable) in wildlife biology, zoology,
ecology, botany, or range science, 1 to 5 years minimum of field
experience within the Arizona and Southwest region, working knowledge
of environmental regulations including NEPA and ESA, experience
with wetland delineation and Section 404 permitting, and experience
working with state wildlife agencies and federal land management
agencies. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are
essential.
Employer: EPG, Inc
What: Primary duties may include extended field
work, field studies and protocol surveys, habitat assessments, wetland
delineations, preparation of technical reports in support of NEPA
documents, and coordination with State and Federal agencies.
Where: Phoenix AZ
Compensation: Salary is negotiable based on experience.
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter to:
EPG, Inc.
4141 N. 32nd St., Suite 102
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
Fax: (602) 956-4374
jobs@epgaz.com
Fisheries Biologist
Who: Seeking an entry- to mid-level fisheries biologist
/ aquatic ecologist to join its thriving natural resources group
based in Sacramento, California. The successful applicant will provide
a supporting role in fisheries, aquatic ecology, water quality,
and hydrology technical work involving ESA permitting, ecological
restoration, resource management planning, biological impact analysis
for CEQA and NEPA documents; and coordination with clients and regulatory
agencies. 2 to 5 years of prior consulting experience is preferred,
but non-consultant candidates with relevant experience are encouraged
to apply as well.
Employer: EDAW
What: Projects will involve innovative mitigation
and conservation planning; multidisciplinary teamwork with biologists,
planners, landscape architects, and restoration ecologists; and
creative integration of natural resource analysis and project design.
Exciting opportunities exist on projects involving fisheries and
aquatic ecology; watershed assessment and management; aquatic habitat
restoration and enhancement; aquatic bioassessment; land use, water
supply, and wastewater planning; flood control and levee setbacks;
comprehensive natural resource planning for local, state, and federal
agencies; water rights applications and other regulatory/permit
proceedings; planning studies related to water supply and treatment
infrastructure; and CEQA, NEPA, and ESA compliance for all of the
above.
When: Full-time
Where: Sacramento, CA
To Apply: See their website for more information:
www.edaw.com. Under "careers,” search “fisheries
biologist”
Landscaping Help Wanted
Who: URI student, preferably with landscaping experience.
Employer: URI Cooperative Extension’s New
England Onsite Wastewater Training Program
What: cutting grass, trimming, general landscape
maintenance work, and some painting at our Training Center located
at Peckham Farm
When: April 28, 2007 (grass is growing fast) and
continuing through Fall 2007.
Position is Spring/Summer / Fall. Generally 15 hours/week in summer;
7 hours weekly in academic year. The hours are flexible, work can
be done in evenings or weekends.
Where: URI Cooperative Extension, the center is
within walking distance of campus.
Compensation: URI student rate or higher based
on experience
To Apply: Please send resume and letter of interest
George Loomis at 874-4558 or GLoomis@uri.edu
Environmental Technician
Who: Entry-level candidates must have a B.S. in engineering,
geology or related science. Skills we are looking for include: strong
technical writing abilities; good communications skills a must;
Microsoft Word & Excel; organizational skills; attention to
detail and; good math skills.
Employer: EnviroTrac Ltd.
What: Responsibilities include, but are not limited
to, soil and groundwater sampling, UST removal, monitoring well
installation, and Operations and Maintenance of remediation systems.
When: Full-time
Where: East Walpole, MA
To Apply: All appropriate candidates should submit
their resume with cover letter and salary requirements to:
EnviroTrac Ltd.
Attn: Human Resources
PO Box 16
East Walpole, MA 02032
Fax: (508) 546-0416
Email: hr@envirotrac.com
