Recent Job Announcements
Department of Geological Sciences
Geologists and
Hydrogeologists Clearinghouse
DOE Undergraduate Summer
Programs
Internships and fellowships
at PNNL
Geoscientist jobs in
National Parks
Summer intern positions with the United States Geological
Survey
See USGS web pages below
USGS-northwest
region
USGS-southwest
region
USGS-central
region
USGS-eastern
region
Geologists and Hydrogeologists Clearinghouse
Minimum bachelors degree in geology. Professional registration
preferred. Must be US Citizen or authorized to work in the United
States. Candidates with all levels of experience are encouraged
to send a resume. Indicate job code YGGAGS.
National Engineers Clearinghouse
P.O. Box 267
Boston MA 02117
Email: natclear@aol.com
Fax: 617-262-2950
Website: www.engineersclearinghouse.com
Pacific Watershed Associates
Geologist [fluvial geomorphologist]
Pacific Watershed Associates, a Geologic consulting firm is
looking for a qualified applied geomorphologist to work
throughout Northern and Central California. Requirements: BS and
minimum of 3 yrs experience in relevant earth science. Job
requires overnight and weekly travel. Strong writing and
communication skills needed.
Salary and benefits DOE
Contact Pacific Watershed Associates
P.O. Box 4433
Arcata CA. 95518
Or call 707-839-5130 pwa@northcoast.com
DOE Undergraduate Summer Programs
There are several DOE-sponsored fellowships available for
undergraduates, including the Energy Research Undergraduate
Laboratory Fellowship (ERULF), Community College Initiative (CCI)
and the Pre-Service Teacher (PST) programs.
Applications can be found at http://www.scied.science.doe.gov
SULI program also accepts applications for Fall and Spring semesters. These programs are available at DOE
sites nationwide, including PNNL.
For information or questions concerning these programs, please
Rebecca Janosky, Science and Engineering Education - Fellowship Services,
rebecca.janosky@pnl.gov.
Internships and fellowships at PNNL
College students interested in a internship at PNNL should go
to http://science-ed.pnl.govbr>
A Details on opportunities for people outside college-level programs can be found at http://science-ed.pnl.gov.
Details on opportunities for people outside college-level programs can be found at
http://science-ed.pnl.gov.
Geoscientists in National Parks [GIP Program]
The National Park Service is looking for experienced earth
science professionals and students to work with park staffs to
help them understand and manage the resources t hrough examining
the geology, water, air, and integrated sciences. The work varies
greatly from park to park and may be broad or specific in
scope.
The appointments are offered for time spans ranging from 2 to 6
months. They are focused at either heavy or light visitation
times, depending on the type of job. Most positions offer, at a
minimum, housing or camper hook-up sites and a nominal stipend.
Some positions are available as seasonal or temporary positions,
offering a salary, sick leave, and vacation time.
Most parks identify their GIP needs by October of each year and
most GIP positions are announced November through March each
year. Contact any park or monument in the fall
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area sponsores
GeoScientists-in-the-Parks. Contact Alexandra_Guier-Picavet
North District Interpretive National Park Range
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
509.738-6266 ext. 115
Alexandra_Guier-Picavet@nps.gov
Other parks have sponsored interns as part of the GIP
Program:
Fossil Butte National Monument
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Big Bend National Park
Zion National Park
Denali National Park Rocky Mountain National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument
Capulin Volcano National Monument
Wupatki National Monument
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