[Geog_Jobs] OWC NERR 2019 Summer Internships

Sinha, Gaurav sinhag at ohio.edu
Wed Feb 6 13:36:08 EST 2019
Summer 2019 internship positions through Old Woman Creek NEER!
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Date: Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 11:55 AM
Subject: OWC NERR 2019 Summer Internships
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2019 Summer Internship Positions






Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve (OWC), the ODNR Office of Coastal Management, and the Friends of old Woman Creek anticipate offering three undergraduate research internships during summer 2019. The internships last approximately 11 weeks, from mid May - August (start and end dates are somewhat flexible). Located in Huron, Ohio, on the south-central shore of Lake Erie, Old Woman Creek is one of the state's few remaining examples of a natural estuary. OWC is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Estuarine Research Reserve System, a network of 29 coastal reserves whose mission is to address state and regional coastal management needs through research, education, and stewardship.






Friends of Old Woman Creek Aquatic Ecology Internship
The Aquatic Ecology intern will assist Dr. Kristi Arend, OWC Research Coordinator, with wetland research primarily related to fish and aquatic invertebrate communities. The intern will also assist with water quality monitoring. Responsibilities include a combination of field, laboratory, and computer work, such as collecting fish using fyke nets and an electrofishing boat and identifying larval fish and zooplankton using a dissecting microscope. The intern will have the opportunity to develop and pursue an independent project and be a member of a cohort of summer interns involved in research, education, and stewardship. We are looking for someone with a strong interest in aquatic ecology, particularly habitat impacts on aquatic food webs.

Desired qualifications include: progress toward a Bachelor degree in biology, ecology, natural resources, or a related subject; the ability to use a dichotomous key and microscope for identifying organisms; valid driver's license; familiarity with using water quality meters; an understanding of basic freshwater ecology.
This Intern will earn a $5000 stipend, paid incrementally throughout the summer.

A printable pdf for this internship can be accessed here< http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019AN_AViQlgHvFQBm6K_WpHwx-1tqcX8SVKTVjLw7qgPn9D0dzh9w5bojDaODuXWCA5mkugy5NgMgCKn9o10kw29KmgcRqCKK7aMoN8A4S8V2Wz58RCMt3LKYNiRtmlyPqTPgRAVkGCq9wUwXJgTpyCFXUVD-V64GO991CyPohRqkTNaLc5ufK8lZQ6ag_3xxo7_llbYjddO7xNfEMiYGPDNaQABbZk3HRqHvt6XeiKOUbdyb0sOETf_i2i5KWMDt&c=F5LkXbQ_4a4C8yXLyIDmHGmYl2ZkVdvUSY-60zalA1jD7m7yc-BgKA==&ch=QfbUAHWycavbrg4AY3iYjxTAIVsdAdh3Rnzu_Ts_vYFIgBFgAAH4EQ== 
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ODNR Water Quality Internship
The Water Quality intern will assist Dr. Kristi Arend, OWC Research Coordinator, and other staff with water quality monitoring and chemical analyses of watershed and wetland water samples. This internship will include fieldwork, water chemistry analysis in the lab, instrument calibration, and transportation of samples. We are looking for someone with a strong interest in environmental water quality and chemistry, particularly impacts of nonpoint source pollution on stream and lake water quality. The intern will have the opportunity to develop and pursue an independent project related to wetland and watershed water quality.

Desired qualifications include: progress toward a Bachelor degree in chemistry, environmental science, or a related subject; at least two semesters of undergraduate-level chemistry; valid driver's license.

This intern will earn $10-11.50/hour (~ $4400-5060 total) through wages.
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A printable pdf for this internship can be accessed here< http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019AN_AViQlgHvFQBm6K_WpHwx-1tqcX8SVKTVjLw7qgPn9D0dzh9w5bojDaODuXWCBRPNUcl21hDmYbLb7-lhuycVloXs7jS7HSi0x_uITfoLX1NIcxr6-fswEps1us3jFma_vTAFgX54rXzo-Lsp6ZcBfQMSiAO5Y4mZcckEEKxuY0IplKUfO5pkPQx3jwV0ClEf1eFPE4_kMp7i8u3ssIER9RQ_pDv0lvS4FJpzbM_6tJgkDVqgtWBJKNzbdlrY&c=F5LkXbQ_4a4C8yXLyIDmHGmYl2ZkVdvUSY-60zalA1jD7m7yc-BgKA==&ch=QfbUAHWycavbrg4AY3iYjxTAIVsdAdh3Rnzu_Ts_vYFIgBFgAAH4EQ== 
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ODNR Education and Interpretation Internship
The Education and Interpretation intern will work with Jennifer Bucheit, the Education Coordinator, to provide visitor and customer service support and assist staff with implementation of education and some research and stewardship programs. Job duties include answering phones, responding to public inquiries, orienting visitors to the Reserve, and issuing access permits.  The intern will also assist with implementing educational and recreational programming, examples include school groups, scout groups, public programs, guided hikes and guided canoe trips. The intern will have the opportunity to develop and pursue an independent project.

Desired qualifications include: progress toward a bachelor's degree in environmental education, biology, environmental science, or a related subject; valid driver's license.

This intern will earn $10-11.50/hour (~ $4400-5060 total) through wages.
A printable flier for this internship can be accessed here< http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0019AN_AViQlgHvFQBm6K_WpHwx-1tqcX8SVKTVjLw7qgPn9D0dzh9w5bojDaODuXWCo57sg0itKGc4O50BAJj_QryII061QdfwWciX-CTypuEtaEUIdaVBm3qRnwXvi78fygFAVlcTt8ZpSjLu27g2ZOHj4MZKp5XUGW_jE_OWI5EQ0NZZ43fTZevVfZAPyeNn5WTXxAFKf-zkGcOzhtT4PUlkBUsD0i1fdrWIl7HYdNBd6AP-pxH7xe5JKASaEYGV&c=F5LkXbQ_4a4C8yXLyIDmHGmYl2ZkVdvUSY-60zalA1jD7m7yc-BgKA==&ch=QfbUAHWycavbrg4AY3iYjxTAIVsdAdh3Rnzu_Ts_vYFIgBFgAAH4EQ== 
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For all of the internships, free onsite housing in shared accommodations may be available.






All applicants must be able to swim; have some experience using self-powered boats or motorboats; be able to lift at least 35 pounds; be tolerant of working in poor conditions (e.g., weather, biting insects, poison ivy).

ODNR internship applications must be currently enrolled in a college or university through the summer (i.e., students graduating before September 2019 are ineligible).






Application Instructions
Submit electronic copies of the following application materials by February 22: (1) a cover letter describing interest in, qualifications for, and anticipated benefits from the internship; (2) current CV/resume; and (3) contact information for 3 references. Please indicate for which internship(s) you are applying.

Aquatic Ecology and Water Quality Internship applications should be sent to: Dr. Kristi Arend, kristin.arend at dnr.state.oh.us 
<mailto: kristin.arend at dnr.state.oh.us 
>; interested students can contact Kristi by email or phone (419.433.4601) with any questions.

Education and Interpretation Internship applications should be sent to: Jennifer Bucheit, jennifer.bucheit at dnr.state.oh.us 
<mailto: jennifer.bucheit at dnr.state.oh.us 
>; interested students can contact Jennifer by email or phone (419.433.4601) with any questions.






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