Internships
Los Angeles Valley College WINGS Project (“Water Improvement by the Next Generation of Scientists”)
Funded by the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service, 2005-2007
Contact:
Project Director: Joan Hackeling, Ph.D.
Location: Math Sciences 111A or Bungalow 4
E-mail: hackeljh@lavc.edu
Tel: (818)778-5582
2006 U.S. FOREST SERVICE PAID SUMMER INTERNSHIPS:
Do you like to work outdoors? Are you interested in the environment? Consider a completely new paid learning experience this summer as a student intern with the U.S. Forest Service. Summer internships may lead to career employment with the U.S. Forest Service upon graduation from college.
Time commitment: approximately 10 weeks in summer 2006
Pay: $10-$12 per hour
Housing: available ($5/day); includes bed, bathroom, kitchen, access to washer/dryer
shared housing with other student interns
Location: One of California’s 18 public forests across the state.
Work Activities: the U.S. Forest Service offers a variety of field experiences for their student interns, depending on their interests. Work activities include trail maintenance, assisting Forest Service staff in field surveys and water sample collections, fire fighting and assisting wilderness rangers.
When to Apply: Now! – Contact Joan Hackeling as soon as possible (see above contact info).
How to apply: 1. Contact Joan Hackeling, WINGS Project Director
2. Complete resume and on-line application (visit WINGS office for assistance)(visit: http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/sierra/cc_consortium/internships.htm)
3. E-mail application to Elva Perez, Job Placement Coordinator, at: eperez@fs.fed.us
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