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Audubon Vermont Summer Internship Positions

Audubon Vermont has opened our summer internship positions. These are paid part-time positions with a hands on in the field work with a learning focus in environmental education and conservation work. We are hoping you can share these opportunities with your young professional communities. 

Here is the link to our Job Opportunities page and the positions are listed below.

·        Part-time Seasonal Conservation Interns. We’re hiring three seasonal Conservation Interns to help with a variety of conservation projects. Learn more and apply for these: Conservation Intern, Conservation Intern, Forestry, and Conservation Intern, Raptors & Farms.

·        Part-time Seasonal Education Interns. We are hiring two education interns to help us with summer programming at the center, learn more and apply here!

If you have any questions, contact, Rae Bronenkant, Youth Leadership Coordinator, 802-434-3068, Audubon Vermont | Green Mountain Audubon Center, 255 Sherman Hollow Road | Huntington, VT 05462, vt.audubon.org

Hot Education Handshake Jobs & Internships

Below are a few opportunities that came into my inbox from Handshake. In the meanwhile, here is a curated listing of all the education opportunities by industry and application deadline–click HERE.

Government Affairs InternReading PlusWinooski, Vermont, United States
LFA College Chapter FounderLead for AmericaBoulder, Colorado, United States and 272 more

Hot Social Impact Handshake Internships & Jobs

Below are some of the latest opportunities to enter Handshake in the areas of social impact. In addition, for a full listing of what’s in Handshake based on application deadlines, click HERE.

Environment, Sustainability, Renewable Energy:

Plastic Program InternshipClimeCo CorporationState College, Pennsylvania, United States and 1 more 
Technology InternKey Capture EnergyAlbany, New York, United States 
Summer Associate- DG AccountingEDP Renewables North AmericaNew York City, New York, United States 
Data Analyst Intern/Coop, Renewables ModelingPower Advocate, Inc.Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Investments AssociateSol SystemsWashington, District of Columbia, United States
Marketing InternNew Frontier DataWashington, District of Columbia, United States

Middlebury & Vermont:

Maple Broadband Summer InternMaple Broadband – Addison County Communications Union DistrictMiddlebury, Vermont, United States 
MVP DeveloperCommonSpace SocietyMiddlebury, Vermont, United States 
Startup B Corp TeamCommonSpace SocietyMiddlebury, Vermont, United States

Nonprofits, Social Services, Community Development, Gender & Racial Equity:

Government Affairs InternReading PlusWinooski, Vermont, United States
CUP Summer InternshipsThe Center for Urban PedagogyNew York City, New York, United States
Research Assistant (Temporary: Summer 2021 Position)Center for WorkLife Law, University of California Hastings College of the LawSan Francisco, California, United States

International Development & Affairs, Global Health & Policy:

COVID-19 and Government Relations Research InternRefugees InternationalWashington, District of Columbia, United States
ACE Summer Fellow: Central & Latin America Foreign PolicyAlliance for Citizen EngagementCambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Summer Business Team InternForeign PolicyWashington, District of Columbia, United States
International Trade Administration – US Commercial Service – DC Student Internship ProgramUS Department of Commerce – International Trade Administration – HeadquartersWashington, District of Columbia, United States
Research Participation Opportunities at the FDA/NCTRUS Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Jefferson, Arkansas, United States

First-Years & Sophomores: Need Help Thinking About Planning Your Next Semester?

As Fall registration approaches, this workshop is timed perfectly to allow you to create a vision for how you want to spend Fall 2021. Gathering your thoughts, ideas and aspirations to create a vision for the upcoming semester. Think about what courses you want to take, activities you want to be involved in, or research you might do. What fun things do you want to do? What goals do you have for the semester? Prompts like these will help you design a vision board for the upcoming semester.

This program is designed for First Years and Sophomore Febs, but all students are welcome. This program is co-sponsored by Blueprint and the Center for Careers and Internships.

Register for the Workshop HERE!

Hot Handshake Education Internships & Jobs

Check out this curated list of education opportunities, including K-12, higher ed, fellowships, other non-profits, policy, international and ed technology on Handshake – Click HERE.

  • Ed-Tech Start-Up Intern at Polygence – Polygence is an EdTech startup founded by academics and educators Jin Yun Chow (Princeton ‘17; Stanford ‘23) and Janos Perczel (Cambridge ‘12; MIT ‘18). Middlebury alumnae, Staci Hill ’15 works there and would love to see more Middkids! They are an online research mentorship academy for students in middle and high school. They match their students with academic and industry experts to complete bite-sized research projects. Deadline is this Friday!
  • Secondary Capital Teaching Resident (5th-12th grade) at KIPP NYC – The Capital Teaching Residency is a nationally recognized, highly selective teacher training program that provides a pathway for new teachers to develop into outstanding educators. The Capital Teaching Residency is a three year program. Residents spend their first year of this commitment – their residency year – training in a KIPP DC classroom with a lead teacher and completing relevant coursework.

EVENT:

April 28, 2021, 7:00-8:00 PM – Education Studies Information Session: Are you curious about the Education Studies majors and minor? Faculty and current students will answer all of your questions at this zoom meeting. Email Trish Dougherty, trish@middlebury.edu for an invitation.

Hot Handshake Social Impact Internships & Jobs

Social Justice & Equity/Governance

Human Rights: Racial & Gender Equality Research AssociateAlliance for Citizen EngagementCambridge, Massachusetts, United States 
Democratic Reforms: Voting Rights Research AssociateAlliance for Citizen EngagementCambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Coordinator, LGBT RightsHuman Rights WatchNew York City, New York, United States 

Environmental Services/Renewable Energy/Sustainability

Solar Equity Fellow – Summer 2021SolsticeBoston, Massachusetts, United States
Program AdministratorUnion of Concerned ScientistsCambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Habitat Restoration Positions – Cuyahoga Valley National Park – AmeriCorps EligibleAmerican Conservation ExperienceBrecksville, Ohio, United States

Farm to Institution New England (FINE) is Hiring: Part-time Intern/Associate Positions

FINE seeks 2-3 interns/associates to join the team to work on several projects and activities in the summer of 2021 (with potential for continued employment). We are eager to work with individuals who are excited about creating a more resilient, just, sustainable regional food system. We will work with the interns/associates to identify the activities that are most aligned with their interests and skill sets, particularly within following areas: Research and Evaluation; Communications, Programs.

Location: Work will be performed 100% remotely.
Compensation:  $15.00/hr, part-time.
Benefits: This position is not eligible for benefits.
To Apply: Please submit your application, resume (1 page preferred), and cover letter to the TSNE careers portal by April 26, 2021.

Click HERE for more Info and to APPLY

International Development/Trade/Global Health

Social Media and Audience Development Editor Council on Foreign RelationsNew York City, New York, United States 
Analyst (Health Economics)Aceso GlobalWashington, District of Columbia, United States
MicroMentor Business Outcomes Research Analyst Intern – Remote (Mercy Corps)MIIS External OpportunitiesPortland, Oregon, United States
Data Science InternFraymArlington County, Virginia, United States

Attention 1st Years/Sophomores-Need Help Making BIG Decisions About Majors/Study Abroad/Internships? Join US: 4/27@4PM

Design Your Midd: Pros & Cons for Making Decisions

As a student, you are often presented with multiple options and face tough decisions that may have lasting impact on your life. Come to this workshop if you have an important decision to make in the near future. You might be thinking about choosing classes or a major, where to study aboard, what to do this summer, or which internship offer to take. Come learn how to use logic, data and feelings to make good choices. This program is designed for First Years and Sophomore Febs, but all students are welcome. This program is co-sponsored by Blueprint and the Center for Careers and Internships.

Register HERE on Handshake!