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Listed below are opportunities for jobs, interships, scholarships, programs, and co-ops. notice that the job announcements have been moved to a separate page which is linked below. This list will be updated as information is given to the Site Administrator. Therefore, if you come across something that you think will be of value, don't hesitate to send email. This is for the benefit of students, and does not necessarily apply to just those in the club or with a geology major.

• Jobs (Click on the "Jobs" link, also see below.)

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       For additional links to jobs, Dr. Jeffrey C. Reid suggests: "Many job links are posted at the bottom of my MEA110 course url at http://courses.ncsu.edu/mea110/common/Index.htm#careers."

       Dr. Jeffrey C. Reid also suggests this "Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists - Carolina Section" website: http://www.aegcarolinas.org/contact.html#Current

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  (Added 1-09-2008) Jeff Pollock sends us four pdf files with job offers.  All are in Canada.

  (Added 2-19-2008) Jeff Pollock sends us a pdf file with job offers from Geoservices .  They need top-quality staff for their mud logging and engineering support services.  For more information, please see this PDF file: "Careers in Hydrocarbon Exploration" or send an email to Trent LeDrew <trent.ledrew@geoservices.com>.  As with other job postings, there is this link to the News Page .

  (Added 2-13-2008) Julia Howell <jkhowell@ncsu.edu> forwards us a message from Lisa Meeks <lmeeks@wcpss.net> at Fred Olds University Connections Magnet Elementary School is looking for someoneto come and talk with the 1st grade students who are studying Rocks in their science unit now until the end of March.  They are looking for someone to come and talk with them and show them some rocks!  This seems to be volunteer work, but it's only two blocks across Hillsboro Street down Dixie Trail, so travel should be little or no problem.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 2-13-2008) Julia Howell <jkhowell@ncsu.edu> forwards us a message from Dr. David Genereux <genereux@ncsu.edu> who forwards us a notice from Kelly Porter <kaporter@gw.fis.ncsu.edu> about a scholarship from the North Carolina Association of Environmental Professionals (NCAEP).  There will be at least one scholarship grant of up to $1,000 to a qualified junior or senior level undergraduate student and at least one scholarship grant of up to $1,000 to a qualified post graduate student.  Please see details at their website: http://www.ncaep.org/scholarship/ , and please also see the posting on the News Page for more information.  You may also download the PDF application: http://www.ncaep.org/scholarship/Scholarship_Application.pdf

  (Added 2-06-2008) Julia Howell <jkhowell@ncsu.edu> forwards us a message from Dr. David Genereux <genereux@ncsu.edu> who forwards us information from Marc Hirschmann <Marc.M.Hirschmann-1@umn.edu> about a great 10-week NSF-funded summer internship for undergraduates in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Minnesota.  The program carries a stipend of $4400, and housing and travel funds are provided.  The deadline for applications is February 29, 2008.  Please see details at their website: http://www.geo.umn.edu/dept/programs/intern.html , and please also see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 1-30-2008) Julia Howell <jkhowell@ncsu.edu> forwards us a message from Dr. David Genereux <genereux@ncsu.edu> who forwards us information from Dr. Jim Butler <jbutler@kgs.ku.edu> about a great summer research program at the University of Kansas.  Salary: $6,250 for each 12-week assistanceship. First consideration given to application material received by February 24, 2008.  Please see details in this .doc file: KGS_summer_2008_program_announcement.doc and also please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 1-09-2008) Jeff Pollock sends us four pdf files with job offers.  All are in Canada.
  The Beaver Brook Antimony Mine Inc. is seeking to fill the position of Geology Technician.  Please see details in this pdf file: beaver_brook.pdf
  Hathor Exploration Limited requires a number of full-time Junior Geologists to join their Saskatoon-based exploration team by May/June 2008.  Please see details in this pdf file: hathor.pdf
  Hathor Exploration Limited also has Employment Opportunities for Summer Students.  Please see details in this pdf file: hathor_ss.pdf
  Finally, Wallbridge Mining Company Ltd is looking for Junior and Senior Geological Assistants and Field Assistants.  Please see details in this pdf file: wallbridge.pdf
  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 1-07-2008) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Lori Tilt (loritilt@hotmail.com) .  Willmer Engineering, an Atlanta-based full service geotechnical and environmental engineering and construction materials testing and inspection company with over 25 years of experience, is seeking new graduates with BS/MS degree in Civil Engineering or Engineering Geology for entry-level career track positions with their growing firm. Successful passing of the EIT (FE) or GIT (FG) exams within the first year of employment is required. They have these positions:
  ··· Career Positions for Staff Engineers
  ··· Geotechnical/Materials Staff Engineers
  ··· Environmental Staff Engineers
  (Please open these PDF files here:
  WillmerSeekingStaffEngineers.pdf
  University_Recruiting_Program_Collateral_10-2007.pdf
  AtlantaFactSheet.pdf
  --Ed.) , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 12-10-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from James J. McGee (mcgeejj@kapl.gov) .  Lockheed Martin- KAPL, Inc. has an open position for a materials scientist/engineer/electron microscopist to provide SEM materials testing/failure analysis support.  NOTE: the position requires US Citizenship.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 12-05-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from the Thiele Kaolin Company in Sandersville, Georgia  They are seeking a Research Scientist & Group Leader for its Research and Development Department.  Please open this HTML file here: Thiele_Keolin_attachment.html , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 12-05-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice which was forwarded to him by Anne Witt, an NCSU graduate now employed by the NC Geological Survey in Swannanoa, North Carolina.  The original notice comes from Janet Lowe, the GIS coordinator for Buncombe County, NC.  There is a vacancy (formerly held by Karen Brown) (technically named "Computer Programmer Analyst II" in the Planning Dept), posted on the county web site.  Please go to http://www.buncombecounty.org/governing/depts/Administration/personnel_employment_openings.asp , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 11-26-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us a job notice from JNR Resources, Inc.  They need two full time geologists to join their uranium exploration team immediately in January, 2008 or earlier, to be based in their Saskatoon (Saskatchewan, Canada) head office.  The positions will be field-oriented with periods of office activity throughout the year.  Please open this PDF file here: Job_Oct07_rev.pdf --Ed.) , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 11-24-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us a job notice from Voisey's Bay Nickel Company Limited.  They have several job openings at their site at Voisey's Bay, Labrador (Canada) viz.:

  1.      Junior Geological Field Assistant (2 positions)
  2.      Senior Geological Field Assistant or Junior Geologist (1 position)
  3.      Geophysical Technicians (2 positions)

  Please open this PDF file here: VBNC_job.pdf and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.
  Closing date for applications is November 30, 2007.

  (Added 11-20-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Brendan M. Laurs <blaurs@gia.edu> Editor, Gems & Gemology.  The Gemological Institute of America is seeking an experienced technical editor for Gems & Gemology, an award-winning professional journal, to help communicate complex scientific information to a broad audience that includes gemologists and research scientists.  Please visit http://www.gia.edu/careers/otherpositions/1990/8673/3/job_listing.cfm , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 11-10-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Thomas Duffy <tsduffy@gmail.com> of the Department of Geosciences at Princeton University.  They are seeking applications for a tenure-track faculty position in solid-earth geosciences.  They are particularly interested in outstanding scientists who study Earth's lithosphere, mantle, or core, by geophysical (seismology, geodynamics, or mineral physics), geochemical, and/or geological (petrology, geochronology, or geomorphology) methods.  Please link to http://web.princeton.edu/sites/dof/ApplicantsInfo.htm , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 11-10-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Barb Dutrow <dutrow@geol.lsu.edu> of the Department of Geology & Geophysics, Louisiana State University.  They are looking for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in structural geology and/or tectonics to begin Fall semester of 2008.  The successful applicant will be expected to teach structural geology at the undergraduate level and to develop a strong, externally funded research program.  Please go to http://www.geol.lsu.edu , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 11-05-2007) This is a little bit different.  Not a job offer, but a talk ABOUT jobs.  At the NCSU Geology Club meeting of Wednesday, November 7th at 5:30PM in Jordan 1132, there will be a few guest speakers from MACTEC and NAVOCEANO to come and talk about their companies and job opportunities for students of all degree types. Two flyers for both MACTEC and NAVOCEANO are attached.  Please open: 07-NAVO-NCIP-NCSU.doc and TALK_ON_GEOLOGY_CAREERS.doc , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 10-28-2007) Julia Howell forwards us a notice from James P. Rigney <james.rigney@navy.mil> of the Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO).  He will be coming to NC State on a recruiting trip on November 7th.  He will be at the Career Fair hosted by the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.  We are told that NAVOCEANO is hiring significant numbers of entry level positions for the first time in several years.  Please see this .doc file: Flyer_for_NAVO_at_NC_State.doc , and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 10-22-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Sam Shaw <s.shaw@see.leeds.ac.uk> at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom.  They are looking for a research candidate to quantify the key parameter that controls marine calcium or magnesium carbonate formation through geological time and in the future ocean.  This is a Marie Curie Fellowship PhD project.  A condition of a Marie Curie Fellowship is that the applicant is not already resident in the host country.  This position needs to be filled by January 2008 and is open to ANY nationality apart from UK citizens/residents.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 10-19-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Andrea Koziol <Andrea.Koziol@notes.udayton.edu> at the Department of Geology at the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio.  They are looking for a long-term visiting asst. professor in the field of environmental geosciences, broadly defined.  Please see their full ad here: http://provost.udayton.edu/facpositions/GEO%20vap%20F07.htm, and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 10-03-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Calvin G. Barnes <CAL.BARNES@ttu.edu> at Texas Tech University.  The Department of Geosciences at Texas Tech University invites applications for a tenure track, Assistant Professor position in mineralogy to begin in Fall 2008.  A Ph.D. in earth sciences is required at the time of appointment.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 10-03-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Carrick M. Eggleston <carrick@uwyo.edu> at the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Wyoming about a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the broadly defined area of aqueous and environmental geochemistry beginning in August 2008.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 10-01-2007) Jim Hibbard forwards us a notice from Kevin Smart <ksmart@SWRI.ORG> about several jobs available from the Geosciences and Engineering Division (GED), an operating division of Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®).  They are seeking highly skilled and innovative individuals for several positions.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-21-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a job notice from Dr. Karen S. Bartels (K-Bartels@neiu.edu) at Northeastern Illinois University.  They have an opening for a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Earth Science.  They especially seek candidates who are interested in developing a field-based research program that takes advantage of the regional geology and will engage undergraduate students in research.  An interest in climate change would be an advantage.  Please see this website:
  http://www.neiu.edu/Academics/College%20of%20Arts_Sciences/College%20of%20Arts%20and%20Sciences%20Faculty%20Positions/College_of_Arts_and_Sciences_Faculty_Positions.html and please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-19-2007) Jeff Pollock sends us a notice about jobs listed with Geoservices.  Of particular interest he suggests looking at the following positions:  MUD LOGGING GEOLOGIST, WELL SITE GEOLOGIST & GEOCHEMIST positions are open throughout the Gulf of Mexico, West Africa, Middle East and South America.  Please see this website:
  http://www.geoservices.com/html_gb/framset.html?name=pre_home_jobs.html
  Also please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-18-2007) Connie Taggart (connie.taggart@shell.com) of Shell Canada Limited sends us another opportunity directly.  They are seeking students who, by next spring, will have completed at least their 3rd year of a Bachelor degree program in Geophysics, Physics, Engineering Physics, Geological Engineering or Electrical Engineering.  Please see this .doc file: Geophysics_Fall_07.doc , and please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-16-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us several opportunities with BP Canada Energy Company from Donna Quon (donna.quon@bp.com).  Please see these four .doc files: 2008_Geologit_Co-op.doc , 2008_Geophyst_Co-op.doc , 2008_BP_GeolGrad_Mgt.doc , and 2008_BP_GeophysGrad .doc , and please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-16-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us co-op and/or summer positions for Albian Sands Energy also from Connie Taggart (connie.taggart@shell.com).  Please see this pdf file: Geology_Student_2007_ASE1.pdf , and please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-16-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us student job postings with Shell Canada Limited from Connie Taggart (connie.taggart@shell.com).  Download and open this ZIP File: Geology Fall 07.ZIP , or just use this inflated .doc File: Geology_Fall_071.doc , and please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-16-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us two opportunities with Talisman Energy from Erin Heikamp (eheikamp@talisman-energy.com).  One is for Geophysics Summer Students , the other is for Geology Summer Students .  Click to open the .DOC Files, also please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-16-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us two opportunities with Chevron Canada from Georgina Bursey (Georgina.Bursey@chevron.com).  One is for Earth Science Summer Interns (4 month, May - August 2008) .  (Click to open a .DOC File.)  The other is for Geologist(s)/Geophysicist(s) .  (Also click to open a .DOC File.)  Also please see the posting on the News Page .

  (Added 9-10-2007) Jeff Pollock sends us a URL.  It conceerns a job opening with Syncrude, of Fort McMurray, Alberta.  Please see Syncrude Career Section - Job description, and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-09-2007) It's volunteer, so it's non paying, but it deserves to be listed on the Jobs Page.  Lisa Meeks, the University Connections Teacher Liaison at Fred Olds Magnet Elementary School (lisaomeeks@earthlink.net) needs to have some of our geology students help out with fourth grade.  Fourth grade is studying Rocks & Minerals now through October 25th at 1:10 - 2:00 everyday.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-09-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us a message from Allison Winnington of Suncor Energy, Oil Sands.  They are posting a Geology Student position for undergraduate students.  Please see this .doc file: Geology Student.doc, and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-08-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us a message from Carolyn Burridge of Rock Bottom Geological Consulting Ltd.  They are looking to hire 1-2 wellsite geologists to drill oil/gas wells mostly in northern AB (Grande Prairie and Peace River area) and southern SK (Estevan area).  Please see the many details on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-08-2007) Jeff Pollock informs us that Imperial Oil / Esso is advertising both permanent and summer jobs in Calgary, Alberta.  Please see this PDF file:
  Permanent and Summer Workterm Geoscience Postings for 2008
  Petroleum Geoscience Positions with Imperial Oil Resources in Calgary, AB,
  and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 9-08-2007) Jeff Pollock forwards us a message from Michelle Slater with a full-time job posting for a Mine Geologist with Canadian Natural Resources, Horizon Oil Sands Project.  Please see this PDF file: Mine_Geologist_Posting_Aug_28_2007.pdf, and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 8-31-2007) For the second time in as many days, Jeff Reid sends us a job notice:  The University of Dayton's Geology Department invites applications for a Visiting Assistant Professor position opening in January 2008 with anticipated renewal for two additional years.  Candidates should be field-oriented and possess a strong background in the Environmental Geosciences.  For more information, contact Andrea Koziol <andrea.koziol@notes.udayton.edu>, telephone 937-229-2954, or see the following link:
  http://artssciences.udayton.edu/geology/ ,
  or see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 8-30-2007) This is a repeat of an earlier job posting--the original search has been re-opened:  Nancy McMillan (nmcmilla@nmsu.edu) at New Mexico State University is seeking an Assistant Professor to fill a joint appointment between the College of Education and one of the Science Departments, including Geology.  The position will be shared between the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and one of the NMSU science departments, including the Department of Geological Sciences.  Applications will be reviewed starting 1 November 2007.  For more information, contact Nancy J. McMillan, Department of Geological Sciences, at <nmcmilla@nmsu.edu>or 505-646-5000, or see the following links:
  http://www.nmsu.edu/~personel/postings/faculty/13221533.html
  <https://exchange.nmsu.edu/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.nmsu.edu/%7Epersonel/postings/faculty/13221533.html>
  or see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 8-23-2007) Jeff Reid sends us this job notice:  The Advanced Instrumentation Laboratory at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (www.uaf.edu/ail) seeks a full time technician to support the ICP-MS laboratory.  (ICP-MS is acronese for "Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer".)  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 8-22-2007) Once again for the new school year, Jeff Reid forwards us a notice about a job opening.  The US Geological Survey has just announced a new position with the primary responsibility to convert the USGS digital geologic maps to NPS format for all of the Alaskan Parks.  The person will be converting spatial and standard databases from ArcInfo/FileMaker Pro format to ArcGIS geodatabase/Access format and adding custom tools like hotlinks.  Please go to:
  https://jobs1.quickhire.com/scripts/usgs.exe/runjobinfo?aOrg=1&aJob=11948&Username=~BROWSE~&ORGIMG=usgs.gif
  and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 7-27-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Bernhardt Saini-Eidukat at North Dakota State University.  The Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology invites applications for the position of Manager, Materials Characterization Labs / Chemical Instrumentation Specialist.  This is a full-time, 12-month position.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 6-29-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Rachel Beane at the Bowdoin College Geology Department in Brunswick, Maine.  They are inviting applications for a two-year Visiting Assistant Professor/Instructor position to begin Fall 2007, the first year (2007-2008) will be half-time and the second year (2008-2009) full-time.Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 6-29-2007) Postdoctoral Position: Microtextural Analysis  --  Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Donna L. Whitney of the University of Minnesota.  They have a 2-year postdoctoral position available for integrated microstructural and petrologic research in the Department of Geology & Geophysics and the Characterization Facility at the University of Minnesota.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 6-10-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Joanna Faircloth.  A mining company based in North Carolina called American Materials Company, LLC.  They are looking to fill a new position with their company and wish to hire a geologist or someone with that type of background.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 6-6-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Roberta Rudnick (rudnick@geol.umd.edu) at the Geochemistry laboratory, University of Maryland.  There is an immediate opening for a post-doctoral researcher to investigate U-Pb thermochronology of lower crustal xenoliths at the Geochemistry laboratory, University of Maryland.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information and where to send a CV and list of references.

  (Added 5-24-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Jeffrey Ryan at the University of South Florida.  They are looking for an analytical instrument technician with expertise and experience with quadrupole ICP-MS and gas-source mass spectrometry.  Please go to http://geology.usf.edu/, and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 5-24-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Nancy McMillan (nmcmilla@nmsu.edu).  New Mexico State University is seeking an Assistant Professor to fill a joint appointment between the College of Education and one of the Science Departments, including Geology.  This is an innovative position for NMSU!  Please go to this link: http://www.nmsu.edu/~personel/postings/faculty/13221533.html and see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 5-18-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Megan Elwood Madden (maddenme@ornl.gov).  The Gas Hydrates Laboratory at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is seeking interested applicants for a Post-doc position beginning this summer.  If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity please contact either:  Megan Elwood Madden (maddenme@ornl.gov), Tommy Phelps (phelpstj@ornl.gov), or Claudia Rawn (rawncj@ornl.gov).  Also please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 5-15-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Dr. Wendy Bohrson at Central Washington University, Ellensburg, Washington.  The department invites applications for a 9-month instructor position in Mineralogy/Earth Materials from September 16, 2007 to June 15, 2008.  Please see the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 5-15-2007) Dr. John Fountain's office forwards us a notice from Dr. Ian Duncan of the Bureau of Economic Geology at the University of Texas at Austin.  They have several positions for Post Doctoral Fellows in their CO2 sequestration research program.  Please see the posting on the News Page for full information.

  (Added 4-25-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Professor Peter R. Buseck at the School of Earth and Space Exploration (SESE) & Department of Chemistry/Biochemistry at Arizona State University.  They have an opening for a postdoctoral researcher to study meteorites.  Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 4-25-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Tamas Mikes.  There is a PhD position in Sedimentary Petrology available at the Department of Sedimentology and Environmental Geology, Geoscience Center Goettingen, Germany.Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 4-25-2007) Matt King forwards us a notice from Dr. Jim Hibbard which is a forward of a notice from Chris Tacker, Curator of Geology at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.  Dr. Tacker has a position opening up for a temporary technician in the Geo section.  Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 4-23-2007) Matt King forwards us a notice from Dr. Jim Hibbard which is a forward of a notice from Dean Argenbright, one of the Regional Geologists with the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT).  Dean Argenbright writes that, "I currently have a permanent position for a geologist open in the Greenville Field Office.  The position is with the N.C. Dept. of Transportation's Geotechnical Engineering Unit.  Applications will be accepted from now through 5-4-06."  Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 4-17-2007) Jeff Reid informs us that up to seven (7) undergraduate TA jobs for MEA110 will be available for Fall 2007.  Applicants must submit by email a brief statement of interest by close of business Monday April 30, 2007.  Please see the posting on the News Page for a possibly printable poster version of the notice.

  (Added 4-17-2007) Matthew King and Dr. Jim Hibbard remind those who will be attending Field Camp this summer, that they are eligible to apply for the Parker Scholarship which can help pay for the Field Camp trip. Please see the posting on the News Page for three email exchanges clarifying this important topic.

  (Added 4-11-2007) Dr. John Fountain's office forwards us a notice from Eric T. Mosley.  He is helping to start an office in the Atlanta area (anticipated June 07) for Leggette, Brashears, & Graham, Inc., a medium sized consulting firm that provides services related to ground water and environmental engineering.  He is looking for candidates with a degree in geology for an entry-level position or some experience.  Please contact Eric T. Mosley <etmosley@lbgkcmo.com> and see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 4-02-2007) Mike Kimberley forwards us a notice from Karen J. Allen of Golder Associates Inc.  They have openings for Environmental Engineers, Civil Engineers, Geologists, and Soil Scientists.  Please see this PDF file: <GAI_NCSU.pdf> and see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 3-30-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Michael L. Boucher Sr.  As this editor understands it, the University of Minnesota is looking for a person with a Ph. D. to work as an Electron Microscopy Specialist. Please check out job code and title "(9702) Research Associate" at this site: http://employment.umn.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=60679 and see the posting on the News Page, or you can contact Mike Boucher <mboucher@tc.umn.edu> directly for more information.

  (Added 3-27-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Prof. Richard Hervig that Arizona State University has an opening for an Assistant Research Scientist to manage two secondary ion mass spectrometer (SIMS) labs at ASU. Consideration of applications will begin March 23, 2007 and will continue weekly until the search is closed. Please see the posting on the News Page and check out their web site: (http://sese.asu.edu)

  (Added 3-22-2007) Steven E. Lenker of the NSSGA (National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association) reminds us of their summer jobs program that "provides an opportunity for you to work for one of our member companies during your summer break from school in a position that could possibly lead to a career in our industry. If you are interested in such a position, just complete this on-line survey. <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=256463466926>." Please see the posting on the News Page or call Steven E. Lenker, P.E. at 800-342-1415 x1075. Email: <slenker@nssga.org>

  (Added 3-09-2007) Eric Motzno offers us a volunteer task: to help out with the "Gem & Mineral show coming up Mar 23-25 (2007) at the NC State Fairgrounds. It is earlier than usual." Eric Motzno goes on to say, "Still need volunteers to sign up to cut geodes. Please pass this on to students. They really have provided some much needed help in past years. If they can come out Friday to help set up before the show opens, I need to leave their names with the security guard so they can get in. (Or they can come around to the large, roll-up door facing Blue Ridge Road.)" Please see the posting on the News Page or contact "Eric Motzno" <emotzno@dot.state.nc.us>.

  (Added 2-28-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Greg Meeker <gmeeker@usgs.gov> that the U.S. Geological Survey, Denver Microbeam Laboratory is seeking one or more graduate level students proficient in the use of electron microbeam instrumentation. Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 2-23-2007) Dr. John Fountain's office forwards us a notice from Richard A. Kolb, Principal Geologist/Project Manager for MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc.. They have a vacancy in their environmental department. Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 2-19-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice forwarded by Matt Kohn <mjk@geol.sc.edu> from Prof. Dr. Andreas Mulch (mulch@geowi.uni-hannover.de) of the Leibniz Universität Hannover in Hannover, Germany about a 5-year position at the assistant/post-doc level. This is a non-tenure track position. Please see the posting on the News Page, and visit Dr. Andreas Mulch's Home Page.

  (Added 2-15-2007, but sent 2-12-2007) Not a job, but a Scholarship!. Jeff Reid sends us a notice that Ben Meadows, the outdoor supplier, now offers two, $2,500 scholarships. Please see the following Internet link: http://www.benmeadows.com/scholarships/ and also the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 2-15-2007, but sent 2-06-2007) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Ralf Milke about an Associate Professorship in Geo-materials science. This is part of the "Special Program for the Support of 'Young Female Scientists'" at the Freie Universität Berlin, Department of Earth Sciences, Institute of Geological Sciences. Please see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 2-15-2007, but sent 11-06-2006) Jeff Reid forwards us a notice from Will Lamb about four tenure-track positions available in any area of Geology and Geophysics at Texas A & M University. Please visit: http://geoweb.tamu.edu/faculty_search.html and see also the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 2-16-2007, but sent 10-19-2006) Dr. Del R. Bohnenstiehl (thumbnail biography) invites proposals from graduate students seeking airborne laser swath mapping (ALSM) observations covering limited areas(generally no more than 40 square kilometers) for use in research to earn an M.S. or PhD degree. Proposals must be submitted on-line by November 30, 2006. Please see http://www.ncalm.org. as well as the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 7-05-2005) Dr. Gerald Janowitz forwards a notice about job openings in the Naval Oceanographic Office in their Career Intern Program for Oceanographers and Physical Scientists. Please see the following ".doc" attachment Adver_Intern05.doc and also the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 6-13-2005, but forwarded as email to the NCSU Geology Club Membership List on June 11, 2005) Dr. Gerald Janowitz forwards a notice about job recruiting at GeoSyntec. They continue to have an opening in their Atlanta office. Please see the following PDF file: GeoSyntec_Job_Posting-Southeast.pdf and also the posting on the News Page for further details.

  (Added 6-13-2005, but forwarded as email to the NCSU Geology Club Membership List on June 11, 2005) Connie Hockaday forwards this notice of a job at EMSL Analytical, Inc. (Raleigh, NC). They are looking to to hire someone for an entry-level position for the asbestos laboratory located in Morrisville, NC (very nearby). See the posting on the News Page for further details.

  (Added 6-13-2005 combined with the job listing below, then entered as a separate listing on 7-05-2005, but forwarded as email to the NCSU Geology Club Membership List on May 27, 2005) Dr. Gerald Janowitz forwards an email from Jeff Reid of the NC Geological Survey reminding us of job listings on the AEG Carolinas Section web site at the bottom of the following web page at: http://www.aegcarolinas.org/contact.html. See the posting on the News Page. Also, Jeff's email included the job notice immediately following this one.

  (Added 6-13-2005, but forwarded as email to the NCSU Geology Club Membership List on May 27, 2005) Dr. Gerald Janowitz forwards a notice forwarded to him from Jeff Reid of the NC Geological Survey about a job offered by Aaron Titus, a physics professor and the Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Physical Science at High Point University (High Point, NC). He would would like to hire a geologist or earth scientist as an adjunct professor to teach a course in earth science. Please see the posting on the News Page for further details.

  (Added 5-01-2005, but forwarded as email on or about April 27 or 28, 2005) A PAID summer internship in paleontology! This is IMMEDIATE! They've had one cancellation, so there's probably NO COMPETITION! The Petrified Forest National Park in northeastern Arizona is looking for a highly motivated student (who hasn't found work yet!!) interested in gaining field experience in paleontology. Position is full-time (40 hours per week) at $11.81 to $13.21 per hour depending on experience. For more information, see posting on the News Page for further details.

  (Added 4-27-2005, but posted on or about April 18 or 19, 2005 on the Front Page) S&ME, Inc. has openings in their Raleigh office in both environmental and materials testing fields. Interested students can email resumes to Wes Lowder and he will distribute to their appropriate managers. See also the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 4-27-2005, but posted on or about April 13 or 14, 2005 on the Front Page) Bettina Brinkley sends us the following Job Announcement:  The US Census Bureau in Denver is searching for a Geographic Specialist for their Lakewood, Colorado office. See the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 4-27-2005, but posted on or about April 8 or 9, 2005 on the Front Page) Tonya Fields of DENR says that the following position has been posted: ENVIRONMENTAL TECH V for the Mooresville Regional Office (MRO). See our News Page for more details.

  (Added 3-15-2005) The National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA) alerts us to the 2005 Summer Jobs Program. Anyone interested fills out a survey form at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=69285884299. NSSGA member companies can then access your information through a special link (only available to them) and then contact you to discuss available job opportunities. See also the posting on the News Page for more information.

  (Added 2-26-2005) Randolph Community College needs someone to teach GEL 111 for the short 7-week session (June 14 - August 8) on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays from 9:10 - 11:30 and on Thursdays from 9:10-1:50. Email Melinda Auman or call her at (336) 633-0293. See also the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 2-25-2005) The Pioneer Trails Regional Museum in Bowman, North Dakota has an internship position available for an individual for the summer of 2005. The position will involve conducting educational tours for the general public to their paleontological sites, mapping and field collecting specimens for the museum, laboratory preparation and curation of specimens and assisting with research projects of the museum. Internship salary is $300.00 per week. Application deadline is March 25, 2005. If you have any questions about the position, see the posting on the News Page. Museum contact is Dean Pearson.

  (Added 1-30-2005) Dr. David Genereux forwards us information from Dr. Jim Butler about a great summer research program at the University of Kansas. Salary: $5,880 for each 12-week assistanceship. First consideration given to application material received by March 1, 2005. Read information in this attachment and also see the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 1-19-2005) AMNH-REU Summer internship program:  The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) Division of Physical Sciences" is pleased to offer summer research opportunities in Astrophysics and Earth and Planetary Science through its program of Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU). For more information, see the links in this paragraph and the posting on the News Page. An application form is available here in RTF (Rich Text Format) AMNHDPS-REU2005appl.rtf

  (Added 1-15-2005) SIX positions are available from Coastal Management Fellowship: 2005 State Projects. Project Goal:  Conduct a comparison study of the two most commonly used shoreline datums in North Carolina - the wet/dry line and the mean high water (MHW) line - to determine if results of the two methods are interchangable. Forwarded to us by Bettina Brinkley. For more information see the posting on the News Page and read their proposal as a PDF file: 2005_NC.pdf.

  (Added 1-11-2005) Not a job, but the 2005 (Dan K.) Moore fellowship from NC Beautiful. Winner receives a departmental assistantship plus up to $5,000.00 in paid expenses (NOT a stipend) from the foundation. See details on the News Page, or see this PDF file: Ann05.pdf (not visible on some systems).

  (Added 12-08-2004) The Environmental Careers Organization is offering a one-year (possible extendable to two years) Internship with the US Geological Survey for an Environmental Science Lab Assistant. Requires a BS in geological sciences or environmental sciences and knowledge of computer drafting, illustration, photography, and file management. See information (this is just as it came to us) on the News Page.

  (Added 12-08-2004) Serious jobs requiring several years experience are offered by Earthworks, LLC. Four available positions are: GEOSCIENCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPER/CARTOGRAPHER, GEOPHYSICIST, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER/SENSOR DEVELOPER, and GEOLOGIST. See full posting (much information) on the News Page then contact: employment@earthworks2020.com

  (Added 12-08-2004) Not a job, but grants! The Evolving Earth Foundation has launched its 2005 student research grant program in the earth sciences. A total of ten grants are available annually, for amounts of up to $3000 per grant. Undergraduate students, graduate students, and post-doctoral researchers at accredited U.S. colleges and universities or research institutions are eligible and encouraged to apply for grants. The deadline for application is March 1st, 2005. See more particulars on the News Page.

  (Added 12-01-2004) Not a job, but some highly appreciated volunteer work. MEAS is hosting the National Ocean Sciences Bowl on Saturday, February 26, 2005. Volunteers are needed to run the show, and there are lots of jobs for everyone. You are invited to please come to the breakfast and training session on Monday, December 6, 2004 at 8:30 AM in room 1132 (the large conference room), Jordan Hall. Contact Dr. Cynthia Cudaback, and see the full posting and attached document on the News Page.

  (Added 11-30-2004) Mine Manager job requiring a degree in Mining Engineering and about 4-5 years experience is being offered by Imerys. Contact Patricia Kellner <Patricia.Kellner@imerys.com>, after seeing the posting on the News Page.

  (Added 11-22-2004) Information about two internship positions with the NC Geological Survey is sent to us directly by Randy Bechtel and also forwarded to us via Paul Farris. See the flier at: Flier_SUMMER_INTERNSHIP_OPPURTUNITIES.doc. It seems to be a repeat of the notices posted on October 27, 2004, but see all FOUR postings and open all links and attachments to get the fullest picture! See these four items (in the order in which they came in) on the News Page: (1), (2), (3), (4).

  (Added 11-17-2004) Tonya Fields of DENR says that the following time-limited position has been posted: Area Geologist/Geologist I. See our News Page.

  (Added 11-17-2004) Susannah Goldston of the URS Corporation - North Carolina informs us that URS has several entry-level positions available in the environmental science related field. They have openings in the Morrisville and Charlotte offices. See also the second entry below this one, and more information on the News Page.

  (Added 11-16-2004) Dr. Paul Liu informs us that Heather Macdonald tells us that the Department of Geology at the College of William & Mary anticipates opening a tenure-track assistant professorship beginning August 2005. E-mail cmbail@wm.edu. Review begins December 1, 2004. See details on the News Page.

  (Added 11-16-2004) Dr. Skip Stoddard passes along information from Rhoda J. Willis at the URS Corporation. "We are looking to hire an entry level geologist and engineer." See details on the News Page.

  (Added 11-16-2004) Dr. Skip Stoddard also reminds us of the State Government Internship Program. "All students should be aware of this terrific summer program." See details in the new posting on the News Page.

  (Added 11-12-2004) Two internship opportunities with the Dept of Pollution Prevention and Environmental Assistance. The closing date is Monday, November 29, 2004 for both positions. Must have a look at the new posting on the News Page.

  (Added 10-27-2004) Student Summer Internship opportunity!!! Compilation of existing groundwater geochemical data and bedrock geologic data into a GIS/ARCVIEW platform. The application deadline is January 19, 2005. A detailed explanation of the summer internship program, applications, eligibility requirements can be found the the following web site. http://www.doa.state.nc.us/doa/yaio/intern.htm See details in the new posting on the News Page.

  (Added 10-27-2004) Summer 2005 intern position at the NC Geological Survey, "Geologic Map Distribution via Internet at the NC Geological Survey, Land". Distribute geologic maps via the Internet. Make special note of the application deadline -- 19 January 2005. See details and contact information (apparently no email address was given) in the new posting on the News Page.

  (Added 10-27-2004) Don't forget the PAMS Council Career Fair! See the two emails from Turhan Carroll on the News Page

  (Added 10-22-2004) From Bunnell-Lammons Engineering (BLE): "We are looking for an intermediate level geotechnical engineer (3-5 years) in our Greenville, South Carolina office. Bunnell-Lammons Engineering (BLE) is a geotechnical - environmental - construction materials engineering and science firm with ~60 employees in two offices (Greenville and Asheville)." For more information see new posting on the News Page.

  (Added 10-11-2004) Not jobs, but grants! The American Association of Petroleum Geologists Foundation announces the 2005 Grants-in-Aid Program. Click on: AAPG Foundation Grants-in-Aid Program for 2005, or see new posting on the News Page. The deadline to apply is January 31, 2005.

  (Added 09-27-2004) Not just a single job, but a web page that is basically an alphabetical listing of environmental companies that employ geologists in North Carolina. Click on: Jobs in Environmental Companies in North Carolina, or see new posting from Paul Farris on the News Page.

  (Added 09-20-2004) Not a job, but a grant! The southeastern section of the Geological Society of America has a program of grants to support undergraduate research. See new posting on News Page. Visit their website directly at: The Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, Undergraduate Student Research Grants. The proposals are due (Deadline) October 1, 2004.

  (Added 09-01-2004) Not a job, but a way to suscribe to job notices. See new posting for suscribing to: The Geosci-Jobs mail list. It's a free mail list for announcing available employment opportunities, postdocs, assistantships, and internships in the geosciences and closely related fields. To Subscribe, send a message to: geosci-jobs-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.

  (Added 05-19-2004) See new job posting for Summer Positions at the Mooresville Regional Office of the NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Groundwater Section to hire two individuals for temporary summer employment. Resumes will be accepted (faxed, mailed, or emailed) until positions are filled. Contact: Chuck Pippin - Chuck.Pippin@ncmail.net

  (Added 05-19-2004) See new job posting for Wake Technical Community College. Geology Instructor position available. Start date is August 2004; full-time 9 month position. SORRY! This deadline is already passed. However, you never know--sometimes deadlines can be extended!

  (Added 05-01-2004) See new job posting for Two positions at the National Marine Sanctuaries Program's (NMSP) headquarters office in Silver Spring, MD. (1) Policy Analyst, (2)Management Plan Specialist..  Click on  www.etipros.com. Or contact: Paul Zaruba at ETI Professionals.

  (Added 03-19-2004) See new job posting for Geologist position in Alexandria, VA..  Click on  www.etipros.com. Or contact: Paul Zaruba at ETI Professionals.

  (Added 03-15-2004) See new job posting for The National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA) Summer Jobs Program.  Click on  http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?A=21649706E3448 to see their survey form.

  (Added 03-11-2004) See new job posting for Full-Time Geologist, Exploration Department, ILUKA RESOURCES INC.

  (Added 12-15-2003) See new fellowship posting for U.S. Geological Survey Mendenhall Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program, Fiscal Year 2005.

  (This remark posted: 12-15-2003. As of two weeks ago, Andrew J. Morecraft, P.E. explained that they would undoubtedly hire from the pool of applicants they had by then.) (Added 9-16-2003) See new job posting for Geologist Position with URS and Civil/Environmental Engineering Position with URS.

  
  
  

  Internships

  
  
  

  (Link updated: 4-18-2003) Internships that come into the University Career Center are posted at the following website www.ncsu.edu/career. Formerly listed under "Internships and Summer Jobs", now click on "employers".

  
  
  

  (Link completely reworked: 9-17-2003) Visit Columbia University: Department of Earth and Environmental Science (Formerly: Internet Resources: General Job Search Resources) for a list of possible summer internships, mostly from organizations and other universities.

  
  
  

  Visit Other Summer Intern Programs for a list of possible summer internships, mostly from organizations and other universities.. A warning though, this list hasn't been updated in over a year. However, it still might be worth your time to take a look.

  
  
  

  (Link okay as of: 4-18-2003) Visit Programs for a list of possible summer internships, put up by the the North Carolina Dept. of Administration's Youth Advocacy and Invlovement Office.

  
  
  

  (Link okay as of: 4-18-2003) Visit Environmental Careers Organization - helping people help the environment for a listing of paid internships listed by region.

  
  
  

  (Added 4-18-2003) Visit 500 environmental jobs in Environmental Career Opportunities. Claims to be: "The #1 Source of environmental jobs!"

  
  
  

  (Added 4-01-2003) Consider this link as a replacement for an older outdated link. Visit State Water Resources Research Insitute Program of the USGS - WRRI Student Internship Program.

  
  
  

  (This remark posted: 4-18-2003. Frankly, this seems to be completely out of date, with Dr. Michael L. Strobel moved to Nevada! See link below.)(Questionable value as of: 4-01-2003)(Added to 2-24-00) The USGS has hundreds of internships that come available throughout the year. Visit USGS Earth Sciences Internship Program to reach these internships.

  Students interested in working part-time, summer, or volunteering with the USGS need to send a copy of transcripts, a resume, a letter from the department stating that you are presently enrolled and for how many hours, and a brief letter (just a few sentences) of what topics you are interested in and what experience you have (hydrogeology, GIS, computer programs, equipment operation, etc.). These requirements are only for employment. If students want to be volunteers for science, there is a simpler form to fill out and you can start right away. Once the information is recieved you will be contacted for interviews.

  Send all information to:
  Dr. Michael L. Strobel
  Supervisory Hydrologist
  U.S. Geological Survey
  3916 Sunset Ridge Rd.
  Raleigh, NC 27607
  919-571-4042

  
  
  

  (Added 4-18-2003) (There is more information listed below under the "Programs" section. This is an unintentional duplicate of that link.) If you are willing to work as a volunteer, visit the USGS Volunteer for a Changing World Home Page.

  
  
  

  (Added 4-19-2003) This is a sub-link of the link above, but this is a listing of volunteer positions in North Carolina: VOLUNTEER.GOV/GOV.

  
  
  

  (Added 4-18-2003) Try this link as a parent to the link below. Visit Oak Ridge Associated Universities.

  
  
  

  (Link updated: 4-01-2003)(Added 2-24-00) The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education has internships and educational opportunities for undergraduate students. Visit ORISE to reach these internships.

  
  
  

  (Link okay as of: 4-01-2003)(Added 2-17-00)Summer internships are available for summer 2000 with various agencies of the state government of NC. There are even some geology positions. They also should have all the info at the NCSU Career Center, Pullen Hall. Visit Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office under "Internships"

  
  
  

  (Link okay as of: 4-18-2003)(Added 2-17-00)The GSA (Geological Soc of America) sponsors summer internships for undergraduates with the National Park Service. Visit GSA- Science, Stewardship, Service.

  
  
  You can also contact Stacey Ginsburg or call 303-447-2020 ext. 194.

  (Added 2-17-00)Summer internship available with Eno River State Park (Durham), doing a "rock and mineral survey". It pays $6.00 an hour for 40 hours a week. For information and an application visit NC State Government Employment or call (919) 383-1686.

  
  
  

  (Added 2-17-00)The Southern California Earthquake Center Undergraduate Summer Internship Program provides opportunities for undergraduate students to conduct research with scientists who are engaged in earthquake science.

  The program has three major goals:

  1. To provide hands-on experiences in the earth sciences for undergraduates. Active tectonics, seismology, geodesy and other earthquake-related fields of study are emphasized.
  2. To provide insights into career opportunities in research and education.
  3. To interest, train, and retain underrepresented minority undergraduate >students and women in earth science-related fields of study.

  Interns will receive a $4,000 stipend for 10-12 weeks of full-time research. The deadline for applications is April 7, 2000. Complete program details, including the application, are online at Southern California Earthquake Center

  
  
  

  (Added 3-9-00) Intership to study Virginia bacteria source tracking starting ASAP and lasting 6 months to 1 year. The compensation is $10.872 - $16.049 per hour

  Project Description: The Virginia Bacteria Source Tracking study will utilize genetic techniques to identify and quantify sources of fecal coliform bacteria in three watersheds. Extensive water-quality data collection will be conducted in all three watersheds. The work will support the development of TMDLís (total maximum daily loads) for the impaired surface-water bodies.The intern will participate as a junior member of a three to four person team of hydrologists and hydrologic technicians. Internship objectives are to participate in bacteria and other water-quality sampling and to review and quality assure all data collected.

  Specific Tasks:

  1. Collect water samples from three impaired watersheds
  2. Review and enter appropriate data into USGS databases
  3. Perform basic laboratory analyses of bacteria samples.

  Specific Qualifications Required: Requires at least an Associates Degree or 60 Credit hours from a US college or university or US citizen that studied abroad. Able to work 40 hours per week. International students must be eligible to work in the US for up to two years without sponsorship from the USGS or ECO. Basic computer skills. Ability to operate a motor vehicle. Working knowledge of basic hydrologic principles

  Diversity Initiative: If you are part of an underrepresented group, please state your interest in ECO's Diversity Initiative by typing of pronting in the upper right hand corner of the first page of your resume the following: DIVERSITY INITIATIVE. Be sure it is included before sending you resume.

  Jennifer Fontes
  Internship Program Coordinator
  Environmental Careers Organization
  179 South Street
  Boston, Ma. 02111 jfontes@eco.org
  Fax - 617-426-8159

  The deadline is March 14, 2000.

  
  
  

  (Added to 2-24-00) There are Summer Research Internships available for science, math or science ed. majors: Undergrads will be placed at NCSU or government or corporate labs in the Triangle area. Program runs from June 11-Aug. 4, and includes stipend plus room and board if needed.Competitive. Sponsored by CALS, PAMS, and Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Application deadline March 15. Application and info in Jordan 1113.

  
  
  

  (Added to 3-9-00) The American Geological Institute has openings for 2 summer interns and 2 Fall interns in Geoscience and Public Policy. The deadline for applying is March 15, 2000. Two more interships have been announced for Spring 2001; deadline for these last two posts is October 15, 2000. For more information, including instructions for applying, see AGI Geoscience & Public Policy Internships

  
  
  

  (Link completely reworked: 4-18-2003) The American Geological Institute generally has openings for Internships for Spring, Summer, and Fall. Note pertinent application deadlines. For more information, including instructions for applying, see AGI GAP Geoscience & Public Policy Internships

  
  
  

  
  
  

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  Programs

  
  
  

  1. (Link okay as of: 4-01-2003)(Updated 3-9-00)Graduates and advanced undergraduates with an interest in geophysics can apply to SAGE (Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience), for a three week course of instruction and research, hosted at Los Alamos, NM at the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics.. Check out SAGE for more details or go to Jordan 1113 for more information.
  
  
  
  2. (Link okay as of: 4-01-2003)(Added 2-24-00)It isn't too early to think about the summer, or even longer term. For interesting field/lab research experiences, usually summer w/o much salary but all expenses are covered, check out USGS: Volunteer
  
  
  

  (Probably no longer valid: 4-01-2003)(Added 2-17-00)The following is a summer opportunity for undergraduate students: The Cnter for Enviromental Research and Conservation at Columbia University offers a Summer Ecosystems Field Study program. It is a five week study in either Biosphere 2, Brazil, or the Black Forest (NY). it carries with it 6 Columbia University credits and experience with the latest tools in the field (GIS) and (GPS). One of the distinguishing features of this study program aimed at undergraduates is that while a student is physically studying in one biome, they will be networked to the other biomes to compare and learn.

  For more information contact Dot Siegfried (No longer valid--email returned.)
  
  

  (Link updated: 4-01-2003)(Added 2-17-00)The Keck Geology Consortium was created to improve the quality of geologic education at all member schools by offering inter-collegiate projects that engage students and faculty together in cooperative geologic research. The consortium sponsors three major activities: student-faculty research projects, workshops, and a spring symposium for the presentation and discussion of results. The Keck Geology Consortium program is nationally recognized as a model for using a consortium to provide outstanding undergraduate research opportunities. Check out Keck Geology Consortium for more details.

  
  
  

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