http://www1.eere.energy.gov/cleancities/toolbox/internship_program.html
The Career Development Center is sponsoring a workshop with Dan Spencer, Biological Science Technician with US Fish and Wildlife, on Wednesday, April 20th at at 12:30 pm to talk about jobs in Environmental Science and Fisheries with the federal government…. Continue Reading →
It’s time to speak out regarding the State Budget, Federal Budget, threats to make climate change worse. Come and network at Green Drinks and meet others looking at the question of the day. WHAT: Green Drinks WHEN: April 6th, 5:30-7:30pm WHERE: Fish… Continue Reading →
Tune into MES student Don Loft’s radio show on KAOS 89.3 on Wednesday, April 13, 10am-12pm for an interview with Rachel Carson Forum student organizer, Tim Benedict.
http://www.stmartin.edu/career_fair/CareerFairProgram.pdf Over 90 regional businesses, government agencies and non-profit organizations interested in hiring job seekers and interns will be represented at the Career Fair along with graduate schools and volunteer organizations. The Career Development Center at Evergreen will be providing a… Continue Reading →
Professor David Tyler from the University of Oregon will be giving a talk on April 7th (Thursday of Week 2) at 5 PM in Lecture Hall 2 on: “Paper, Plastic, or Cotton Tote Bag? What lifecycle assessments tell us about… Continue Reading →
April 9 (Saturday) (morning) — Bird Watching Trip on Oakland Bay Join Capitol Land Trust for a morning birdwatching trip. Led by local birding expert, Whittier Johnson, we will visit the estuaries and wetlands of the newly conserved Twin Rivers… Continue Reading →
April 14, 2011, 8-9:15pm, Olympia Timberland Library 313 8th Avenue SE. For more information, call the library at (360) 352-0595 or go to www.TRL.org Craig Welch, author of “Shell Games: A True Story of Cops, Con Men, and the Smuggling… Continue Reading →
Two awards of up to $1,300 each are available in 2011. Each proposed project must include at least one faculty member and one student working collaboratively; larger collaborations are also welcome to apply. Eligible faculty must be teaching at the… Continue Reading →
How much is too much? Sources and fates of nutrients in the Gulf of Mexico Presented By: Denise Bruesewitz, University of Texas Marine Science Institute Monday , April 11, 2011, 4-5 P.M. SEM 2 A1105
The Northwest Natural Resource Group (NNRG) seeks a new Executive Director with the vision, entrepreneurial skills and passion to lead the organization through continued innovation and growth. NNRG is an environmental and rural development advocacy organization focused on conserving small… Continue Reading →
Saturday, April 9, 6pm @ Longhouse Free public event: Anishinaabe Grandmother Josepine Mandamin will discuss her efforts to preserve the Earth’s clean water supply through annual “Mother Earth Water Walks”. More information: kuckkaht@evergreen.edu
www.QuixoteVillage.com email cosben02@evergreen.edu to get details on volunteering Monday, April 4, 5PM – 9 PM First Christian Church, 701 Franklin, downtown Olympia Amazing auction and refreshments Live music: The Olympia Jazz Senators at 7 PM Tickets are $10 for adults,… Continue Reading →
April 1-3; Campus Recreation Center Room 109; $20 for students Info & Reservation: outdoorpursuits@evergreen.edu
Data Observation Network for Earth (DataONE), $4500 stipend Deadline: April 8 https://www.dataone.org/content/2011-summer-internship-program
Presentations, networking opportunities and school garden tour, $10 fee Saturday, April 16; 8:30am – 3:30pm For more info or to register, contact Karen at thurstoncountyfoodbank.org/352-8597 ext. 123
Dr. Tom Quinn, University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences “Predation by Bears on Salmon: Ecology, Behavior and Evolution” Tuesday April 5, 2011 Lecture Hall 3 11:00 AM – 12:30
http://www.lottcleanwater.org/pdf/getwetSpring.pdf
POSITION DESCRIPTION TITLE 4-H Forestry Education Program Crew Supervisor LOCATION This position will be based in Shelton, Washington, the county seat for Mason County. Responsibilities/Duties: v Supervision of high school students and crew assistants participating in approved 4-H Forestry Education… Continue Reading →
Summer Jobs that matter! Interview on Your Campus! The Fund for the Public Interest is a national non-profit organization that works to build support for progressive organizations across the country. We run campaigns for the Sierra Club, the Human Rights… Continue Reading →
Green Greetings! EverGreeners. Time for another meaningful ACTION DAY in April! The South Sound Green Tour Inspiration · Education · Solutions Saturday and Sunday April 16 & 17 · 10am – 4pm www.SouthSoundGreenTour.org @ LOTT Alliance Building 500 Adams St…. Continue Reading →
ORCAA Due 3/31!
Dear Evergreen Community, We are pleased to announce a new grant opportunity for students and faculty at Evergreen: the Noosphere Award, endowed by the family of alumnus Adam Leveen Sher ‘02. Adam and his parents, Gerson and Margery Sher, have… Continue Reading →
http://www.streamteam.info/PDFs/ST-Spring-11-Newsletter-FINAL-WEB.pdf
http://www.wsra.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=50&Itemid=69 Watch for more details about the WSRA 2011 WRED events: JULY – CleanScapes – Bikeworks – Alchemy Goods – bike recycling AUGUST – Cedar Grove – Boeing Classic – event recycling logistics SEPTEMBER – SeaTac Airport – Airport terminal… Continue Reading →
www.parksappreciationday.net; 253-202-5978 Pick a park near you!
www.healthybay.org Habitat Restoration Intern: contact Jeanine Riss — jriss@healthybay.org Environmental Advocacy Intern: contact Leslie Ann Rose — larose@healthybay.org Business Sustainability Intern: contact Bill Anderson — banderson@healthybay.org
Become a Beach Naturalist! The sign-up for the South Sound Estuary Association’s Beach Naturalist Program have begun and spots are filling up fast! Over 60 volunteers will be trained to help people learn about and enjoy area beaches this summer. … Continue Reading →
http://onepugetsound.org/voyage/
Student Aid Position Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analysis for Environmental Studies MES 1st Year Spring Core Hiring Contacts: Judy Cushing judyc@evergreen.edu 360-867-6652 Kathleen Saul saulk@evergreen.edu 360-867-6716 We wish to hire a student aid, preferably an MES student who will: attend… Continue Reading →
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