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Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Pew Hispanic Center 2010 Summer Internship Opportunity
2. Paid Internships with the SF Municipal Transportation Agency
3. TGIF Now Accepting Applications for 2010!
Continue reading "Internships and Grants Available 1/29/09" »
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Undergraduate Summer Research Opportunity at the University of Maryland
2. Summer Ecology Research Positions Available
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Newsflash: Some URAP Projects with Extended Deadline Still Available
2. Education 197: Need Units? Interested in Education?
3. Haas Scholars Program (deadline February 16, 2010)
4. Cal Corps Open House
5. Cal Corps February Workshops and Public Interest Careers Series
6. The SAGE Scholars Program Presents: "Speaking with Credibility and Confidence"
7. CalRAD Spring 2010 Self Defense For Women Class
8. 2009-10 Eisner Prize for Film-Video and Photo-Imaging
9. The Blum Center for Developing Economies presents: Perspectives on International Development with The Community Agroecology Network
Continue reading "Upcoming Events & Announcements 1/29/10" »
San Francisco Public Utilities Commision
The following SF PUC job announcements were posted 1/26/10:
2483 BIOLOGIST I/II (Deep Class) Fisheries, Wildlife, or Botany Specialty
http://sfwater.org/JobDetail.cfm/MC_ID/18/MSC_ID/122/MTO_ID/368/CJOB_ID/939
2483 BIOLOGIST I/II (Deep Class) Limnology Specialty
http://sfwater.org/JobDetail.cfm/MC_ID/18/MSC_ID/122/MTO_ID/368/CJOB_ID/940
2483 BIOLOGIST I/II (Deep Class) Marine Taxonomy Specialty
http://sfwater.org/JobDetail.cfm/MC_ID/18/MSC_ID/122/MTO_ID/368/CJOB_ID/938
Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District: Seeking Lead Water Resources Coordinator/Project Manager
The Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District is hiring an experience Lead Water Resources Coordinator/Project Manager (click the link below for more details). Please forward this email on to anyone you think might be interested in a rewarding career with a nationally recognized conservation district.
IN THIS ISSUE:
1. Decal Announcements
2. Global Healthcare Outreach
3. Health Career Connection 2010 Summer Internship
4. Second Breakfast Social
5. USC Somos Hermanos Student Immersion Program
6. Adventures in Veterinary Medicine - Tufts' Summer Program
7. Summer Opportunities in Gaining Research Experience In Germany
8. Other Reminders
Dear Undergraduate Researchers,
Now is the time to get serious if you plan to apply this spring. Many deadlines are in late January and early February. Take a look at upcoming workshops, info sessions, undergraduate research events, and deadlines:
In this newsletter...
I. Workshops and information sessions in January and February, 2010
II. Info on a course to guide students through "capstone" research requirements and a sociology research forum
III. A "sneak preview" of deadlines through mid-February
IV. Paid Summer Apprenticeships at other major research centers besides Berkeley
Continue reading "Undergraduate Research Newsletter 1/25/10" »
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Interested in nonprofits, business, or consulting? Information Session regarding The Berkeley Group (TBG)
2. Call for Entrants: UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition
3. 11 Geospatial Workshops Scheduled for Spring 2010
4. The Blum Center Presents: Perspectives on International Development with The Community Agroecology Network
5. Kappa Gamma Delta Spring 2010 Rush
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. The Capital Fellows Program - Intern in Sacramento
2. ATTN SENIORS - John Gardner Fellowship for Public Service
3. Paid Coordinator Position Available: Building Sustainability at Cal
4. The Student Bike Cooperative is Hiring a Head Mechanic and a Outreach Coordinator
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. mcbUSA's Annual Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Now Accepting Applications
2. 2010 Summer Chainsaw/Trail/Restoration/ Team Member Positions Available
3. Summer Research Internship at the Smithsonian Institution
4. Study Environmental Conservation at California's Lake Tahoe and Siberia's Lake Baikal
IN THIS ISSUE:
1. Morehouse College Project: Imhotep
2. Research & Volunteer in Guatemala this Summer
3. Des Moines University's new Health P.A.S.S. summer program
4. Other Reminders
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Charles H. Percy Undergraduate Grant for Public Affairs Research
2. Center for Race and Gender Undergraduate Grants Program
3. SF Bay Area Chapter of the Association of Environmental Professionals Scholarship Program
IN THIS ISSUE:
1. Human Anatomy for Undergraduates
2. Health Career Connection 2010 Summer Internship
3. Des Moines University's New Health P.A.S.S. Summer Program
4. LUMC Summer Enrichment Program with Stipend for Pre-Meds
5. Summer Research Opportunity in Germany
6. Gateways to the Laboratory Summer Program in New York City
7. Student Organization Events
8. Reminders
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Restoration Ecology Internship
2. US Forest Service Paid Summer Internships
Click on the link below for more information about:
1. Landscape Architecture 198: Engaged Scholarship in Urban Forestry
2. DeCal: Learn Community Organizing Through Oakland Community Builders
3. Education 98/198: To the Capstone & Beyond
4. New 1-Unit Courses: Critical Dialogues Across Differences
5. ASUC Research DeCal
6. LA 258 California Water: An Interdisciplinary Seminar on California Water
7. Law School 101 DeCal
Professor Joe McBride
Lecture: Thurs 9-10:30am, 315D Wurster Hall
CCN: 48562
The engaged scholarship course in community urban forestry is a service-learning component associated with the lecture course LA 225: Urban Forest Management and Planning. Students interested in learning more about local community forestry in the San Francisco Bay Area should enroll in this separate 2-unit course as LA 198.
Continue reading "Landscape Architecture 198: Engaged Scholarship in Urban Forestry (2 credits)" »
Wake Forest University has an opportunity for minority students to attend its MBA program for FREE, and so far the response has been very poor. Please pass along this opportunity to your friends, families, and networks to see if there is an interest. This is a great school and a tremendous opportunity to attend a top graduate school.
Continue reading "Free MBA at Wake Forest for Minority Students" »
Click on the link below for more information about:
I. Career Center's Spring Career Fairs!
II. Win $150! Green Campus is hosting a Poster Contest!
Click on the link below for more information about:
I. ESPM 183: Forest Ecosystem Management
II. ESPM 199: Upper Division Supervised Independent Study and Research Opportunity in Agroecology
III. Building Sustainability at Cal: 2-unit Service-Learning Class Available
IV. The Student Learning Center is Seeking Science Tutors for Spring
Continue reading "Looking For Units? Course Offerings for Spring 2010" »
Click on the link below for more information about:
I. Senior-level Spring Semester Jobs Available at RSSP-IT
II. Applications for the Fall 2010 UCDC Program Now Available
III. Business Council on Climate Change Internship
IV. BIA (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Opens Applications for Energy Internship Program
V. EPA's 2010 NNEMS Fellowship Program-Summer. Deadline 2/5/10
Caltech is excited to announce two summer research opportunities available to continuing undergraduate students. Questions about these programs can be directed to Carol Casey at casey@caltech.edu or (626) 395-2887.
Continue reading "Summer Research Opportunities at CalTech" »
Attached is information about the Redwood Region Logging Conference's Ron Adams and Emmanuel Fritz Scholarship opportunities for students currently enrolled in the Forestry program at UC Berkley. Emphasis will be placed on students who are planning to become Registered Professional Foresters. GPA will be considered, but will not be the highest priority.
For complete information, please direct students to the Redwood Region Logging Conference web site: http://www.rrlc.net
Application deadline is February 5, 2010.
If you have any questions, please call the Redwood Region Logging Conference at (707) 443-4091.
Job Duties include:
• Survey for sensitive plants and noxious weeds
• Pull noxious weeds
• Surveying requires off-trail hiking, driving on dirt roads, and working 10-hour days.
• Support the projects and goals of the botany program
Continue reading "Temporary Summer Employment: Biological Science Technician (Plants)" »
Internship Postings Included in This Entry:
I. Internship Available with the Friends of Sausal Creek
II. Capital Fellows Programs Applications Now Available
III. Women's Earth Alliance Internship
IV. UC Berkeley Earth Sciences Library: Internship Available for Course Credit
Events Included in this Entry:
I. Berkeley Green Campus is Hosting a Poster Design Contest!
II. Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium: Announcing the First Call for Abstract Submissions
III. Our Planet, Our Stuff, Our Choice EPA Video Competition
IV. Ocean Conservationists to Stage National "Wear Blue for the Ocean" Day
