Hot Social Impact Handshake Internships & Jobs

International/Policy Intern – Management and Programme AnalysisUnited NationsNew York City, New York, United States Customer Support Intern – Spring and SummerForeign PolicyWashington, District of Columbia, United States Environmental/Sustainability/Conservation Horticulture InternThe Student Conservation AssociationWoodstock, Vermont, United States  Massachusetts Conservation CorpsThe Student Conservation AssociationPlainfield, Massachusetts, United States Common Roots Food Shelf Farmstand Internship: Fall 2022 Common Roots356 Dorset […]…Continue Reading Hot Social Impact Handshake Internships & Jobs

Hot Handshake Opportunities: SOCIAL IMPACT Deadlines Jan. 29-Feb. 2

There are countless Social Impact opportunities that have applications due this week – check out Handshake for even more in your field!  Event and Fund Development Coordinator at Boys to Men Tucson – due 1/30 Apply to be an AmeriCorps Vista at Boys To Men in Arizona!   Writing Justice in the 21st Century Coordinator […]…Continue Reading Hot Handshake Opportunities: SOCIAL IMPACT Deadlines Jan. 29-Feb. 2

NOAA Summer 2018 Internships

CCI will be posting this week in Handshake the new NOAA application for any of the dozen or so conservation internships that you can apply to via this link through the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science. These opportunities are for NOAA’s College-Funded Internship Program which provides undergraduate students summer internship experience in science, policy, and […]…Continue Reading NOAA Summer 2018 Internships

In Their Own Words: Luke Elder ’13

“In Their Own Words” is an ongoing series featuring the experiences of Middlebury students at their summer internships. This summer Luke Elder ‘13 interned with The Nature Conservancy in Martha’s Vineyard, MA.  What did you do? I worked as a conservation intern for The Nature Conservancy, specifically doing land stewardship and management. We did invasive […]…Continue Reading In Their Own Words: Luke Elder ’13

PRESERVING OUR VALUABLE COLLECTIONS

While some of the work of LIS varies with the semesters and seasons, other work continues quietly at a regular pace and sometimes goes unnoticed. Ginny Faust, Binding and Conservation Technician, works to maintain and improve the condition of both the circulating and special collections of the libraries. Routine preservation activities like binding […]…Continue Reading PRESERVING OUR VALUABLE COLLECTIONS