Please Note: If a Consortium member institution is not listed below they do not have any positions available
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Please Note: If a Consortium member institution is not listed below they do not have any positions available |
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| California Department of Fish and Game | 4001 North Wilson Way Stockton, CA 95205 |
Simone Dumas 209.942.6067 sdumas@delta.dfg.ca.gov | ||||||
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| Notes: DFG has a contract with the Community Colleges Foundation (CCF) for student assistants. Students work in field, lab and administrative support positions at CVBDB. CCF provides student eligibility verification, ongoing validation of eligibility, and payroll services. The project staff prepares and advertises job opportunities and selects students. They must be enrolled and maintain a minimum of 6 semester units at any accredited post secondary school or university (2 or 4 year institution) with a cumulative GPA of =>2.0. A registration receipt or class schedule substantiates initial eligibility and grade reports or unofficial transcripts are required at the end of each semester to provide ongoing substantiation of GPA eligibility. Simone is our Personnel Officer, and all staff requests from projects go through Simone. Contact Simone Dumas in the Human Resources department for details and current opportunities. | ||||||||
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| California Department of Water Resources | 3251 S Street Sacramento, CA 95816 |
P.J. Stipanic 916-227-0432 pjstipan@water.ca.gov | ||||||
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| Notes: Volunteer and internship opportunities are available to participate in biological surveys, restoration planning, GIS, etc. towards developing a restoration plan for a proposed tidal restoration in Suisun Marsh. This is a great opportunity to assist research scientists, help restore vital marsh habitat, learn the fascinating ecology of Suisun Marsh and learn about the complexity of restoration planning. Duties and hours per week are flexible and can be made on a case by case basis. This site could also provide opportunities for graduate level research, but due to the state hiring freeze funding is not available. | ||||||||
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| Cal State Hayward, School of Science | Main Campus 25800 Carlos Bee Boulevard Hayward, CA 94542 |
Charlene Lebastchi 510.885.3441 clebastc@csuhawyward.edu Faculty sponsors: Joy Andrews (Chem, 510-885-3492) Sue Opp (Bio, 510-885-3475) Mitch Craig (Geol, 510-885-3425) or go to the Career Development Center at www.csuhayward.edu/cdc | ||||||
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| Notes: To hire students they use traditional academic methods where students contact the researcher whose work they find interesting. Students should contact Charlene Lebastchi or faculty sponsors directly. | ||||||||
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| City of Rio Vista | One Main Street Rio Vista, CA 94571 |
Genia Silva 707-374-2206 | ||||||
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| Notes: Rarely does the city have a student intern but it does happen occasionally. The intern usually performs administration and planning duties. To inquire about internships, contact Genia Silva. | ||||||||
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| Natural Heritage Institute | Berkeley and Sacamento offices 2140 Shattuck Ave., 5th floor Berkeley, CA 94704 |
Sarah Beamish 510-664-2900 x 113 sarahb@n-h-i.org | ||||||
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| Notes: NHI regularly hires student interns for a variety of tasks including scientific, administrative, and paralegal. To learn more about current opportunities, contact Sarah Beamish. | ||||||||
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| PRBO Conservation Science | Stinson Beach/Pt. Reyes and other sites 4990 Shoreline Highway Stinson Beach, California 94970 |
http://www.prbo.org/ | ||||||
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| Notes: Interns are not paid but receive a stipend to cover the cost of living plus lodging. Most internships are available in the spring and summer. Post Doc positions are also available. All positions are posted on the PRBO Conservation Science website. | ||||||||
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| Romberg Tiburon Center (SFSU) | 3152 Paradise Drive Tiburon, CA 94920 |
RTC website: http://www.rtc.sfsu.edu Main SFSU web-site www.sfsu.edu | ||||||
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| Notes: To hire students they use
traditional academic methods where students contact the researcher they
would like to work with directly. Information on Professors and their
research is available on-line. Click here for a summary of information from the Peterson's Guide. |
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| San Francisco Estuary Institute | 7770 Pardee Lane Oakland, CA 94621 |
Linda Russio 510-746-7355 linda@sfei.org | ||||||
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| Notes: SFEI occasionally hires students as part-time or temporary employees. Students should ontact Linda Russio for details and current opportunities. | ||||||||
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| United States Bureau of Reclamation | Federal Office Building 2800 Cottage Way Sacramento CA 95825 |
Student Programs 916.978.5480 or 916.978.5475 | ||||||
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| United States Environmental Projection Agency | NA | See website: http://es.epa.gov/ncer/rfa/ | ||||||
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| Notes: In its Requests for Applications (RFA) the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency invites fellowship applications in the following areas of special interest to its mission: (1) Fall 2004 EPA Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Fellowships for Graduate Study, (2) Fall 2004 Minority Academic Institutions (MAI) Fellowships for Graduate Study, and (3) Fall 2004 Minority Academic Institutions (MAI) Undergraduate Student Fellowships. | ||||||||
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| United States Fish and Wildlife Service | 4001 North Wilson Way Stockton, CA 95205 |
Student Career Experience Program Russ Bellmer 209.946.6400 russell_belmer@fws.gov | ||||||
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| Notes: The USFWS runs the Student Career Experience Program to help them locate and hire quality student employees. For more information on this program, please visit the website. For further details specific to the Bay-Delta region contact Russ Bellmer. | ||||||||
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| United States Geological Survey | Placer Hall, CSUS 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819 |
Karen Kreun: 916.278.3042 Cynthia Morrison: 916.278.3035 | ||||||
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| Notes: Students at the USGS are typically hired after establishing personal contact with a researcher. Therefore, it is in a students best interest to identify staff at the USGS whose work interests them and contact staff directly to create opportunities. The project chief will then write a position description and the personnel department will advertise for a few weeks in OARS (On-line Automated Recruitment System) where anyone can apply. The positions are usually Federal temporary positions (kept on month by month, no benefits) but sometimes are term positions (term positions are typically longer, lasting up to 4 years, and include benefits). Students can also be hired through a student services contract, which means the student is hired like a self employed contractor (no benefits). Also, they sometimes hire students through ECO (Environmental Careers Organization). ECO screens the students to interview and the USGS pays ECO who then pays the student (ECO works like a temp agency). Student projects, pay rates, and lengths of appointments vary. The main USGS website is located at http://www.usgs.gov. The OARS website is located at http://www.usgs.gov/ohr/oars/. The ECO website is http://www.eco.org. | ||||||||
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| Current Opengings: Wildlife Intern (1 position), Wildlife and Restoration Interns (2-4 positions) | ||||||||
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| United States Geological Survey | 345 Middlefield Rd. MS 470 Menlo Park, CA, 94025 |
Main USGS website: http://www.usgs.gov. OARS website: http://www.usgs.gov/ohr/oars/. ECO website: http://www.eco.org. | ||||||
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| Notes: Students at the USGS are typically hired after establishing personal contact with a researcher. Therefore, it is in a students best interest to identify staff at the USGS whose work interests them and contact staff directly to create opportunities. The project chief will then write a position description and the personnel department will advertise for a few weeks in OARS (On-line Automated Recruitment System) where anyone can apply. The positions are usually Federal temporary positions (kept on month by month, no benefits) but sometimes are term positions (term positions are typically longer, lasting up to 4 years, and include benefits). Students can also be hired through a student services contract, which means the student is hired like a self employed contractor (no benefits). Also, they sometimes hire students through ECO (Environmental Careers Organization). ECO screens the students to interview and the USGS pays ECO who then pays the student (ECO works like a temp agency). Student projects, pay rates, and lengths of appointments vary. | ||||||||
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| University of California, Davis | 183 Kerr Hall Davis, CA 95616 |
http://www.ucdavis.edu | ||||||
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| Notes: To hire sutdents they use traditional academic methods where students contact the researcher whose work they find interesting. Information on Professors and their research is available on-line. | ||||||||
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