biology Opportunities

Phillips Wharf Environment Center, www.pwec.org, was created to provide a hands-on experience with the many species of marine life, animals and plants that live in the Chesapeake Bay. The Center offers live exhibits, waterside activities, aquarium displays, tours, field trips, and citizen science programs. Its mission is to Inform, Inspire, and Involve those who live in the Chesapeake Bay watershed to take action on its behalf. Phillips Wharf Environmental Center (PWEC) is offering a unique internship opportunity. Gain hands-on experience while making substantial contributions to oyster restoration in the Chesapeake Bay. We are actively recruiting for a college student majoring in Biology, Marine Biology, Microbiology, Environmental Science, Fishery Science, or related field who is ready for a resume-builder opportunity. PWEC is located in the heart of the Chesapeake Bay on Tilghmans Island, Maryland. The intern will work in direct contact with experienced environmental scientists and marine biologists. Duration is August 2013 - June 2014, with negotiable start and end dates. This is an unpaid position, but has the potential to support an academic capstone project.

Our lab investigates the molecular biology of melanoma. This is a translational medicine-oriented lab which includes investigation of patient samples from our clinic. This is a research position. We look at the genetics and mechanisms involved in cancer and treatments. Interns would learn alongside physicians and other professionals in a laboratory setting in isolating nucleic acids and other cell components for analysis towards discovering new and useful information leading to treatment and diagnosis. There would also be possibility for clinical discussions.

We are seeking an intern for Marketing Associate to focus on developing and implementing marketing strategies for our product lines, and clinical services. The Marketing Associate will work under the guidance of the Manager Regulatory Affairs and Marketing to develop, create, and implement marketing materials. The successful candidate must be independent, detail-oriented, organized, be able to multi-task, and capable of working collaboratively with colleagues in other departments. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Note: Other duties may be assigned. Coordinate, review and manage inventory of advertising materials Create, review and proofread new publishing marketing materials Perform research for assigned product development projects Perform various market analysis

*Help in mapping out entire University- all lab related building opportunities, by wing and floor identified *Understand stockroom locations, products stocked and processes used to procure *Distribute literature and products to the designated labs and discuss the potential benefits to the customers. *Follow-up on orders and quotes. *Be able to demo effectively vwr.com and set up profiles for end users on vwr.com *Assist in product shows and demos *Prepare reports and promotional materials as needed (make up sample kits) *Assist in new lab start-ups *Assist with manufacturers and VWR support people activities

Founded in 1953, the Akron Zoo is a non-profit, world conservation zoo with over 700 animals from around the world. Located just west of Downtown Akron, the zoo strives to provide a dynamic, financially responsible, guest centered animal experience that is energized by innovation and fun. The Akron Zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). With its more than 200 accredited members, AZA is a leader in global wildlife conservation, and your link to helping animals in their native habitats.

Educational interns assist marine educators during summer camp sessions. Program Dates: Summer Camp runs from July 8th- August 23rd (including a mandatory intern training session June). Interns are required to work a minimum of 80 hours. This can be in combination with aquarist maintenance. Intern Schedules: Shifts will be pre-assigned based on your availability. The summer camp weeks include: Roundhouse Summer Camp (Campers ages 4-10) Time: 8:30am-12:30pm July 8th- 12th July 15th-19th July 22-26th July 29th-August 2nd August 5th-9th August 12th-16th August 19th-23

Aloha, Pacific Whale Foundation (PWF) -based in Maui, Hawaii- is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting whales and other marine life through research, education, and conservation. Our researchers have studied whales and dolphins throughout the Pacific for over 30 years and currently conduct projects in Hawaii, Australia, and Ecuador. We offer internships in our Marine Mammal Research Program year-round. Commitment: PWF seeks performance-driven and dedicated individuals for long-term internships (applicants willing to commit longer than 3 months will be favored) to assist with our research efforts. Successful applicants are expected to work a minimum of 30 hours per week on a fixed schedule. Application process: Positions remain open until filled as internships are open all year-round, with flexible start and end dates. Applicants must be authorized to legally remain in Hawaii if they are not a U.S. citizen or authorized to work in the U.S. Interested candidates should submit an application (preferably at least one month prior to your desired starting date) with the following: - A cover letter, including your availability; - A resume/CV describing training and relevant experience; - Names and contact information of three references. Please send these items as e-mail attachments to researchdirector@pacificwhale.org. No phone calls, please!

Startup company in cleantech sector marketing anti-microbial products requires communications assistant to help with marketing and publicity efforts. Virtual position, hours negotiable. Tasks will largely be research and publicity oriented, but we are a constantly growing and changing environment so flexibility will be a big plus. Ideal for a student majoring in marketing, communications, journalism, publicity, or general business. An interest in any of the following industries is a plus: culinary, cosmetics, healthcare, agriculture, water treatment.

Waterbird intern will be assigned to work alternately with staff from the VA Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) and other partners of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Financial Support: A reimbursement of $154/week living expenses plus free housing and utilities. Housing: Location of housing TBD but may be located in Wachapreague, Virginia or Oyster, Virginia. Housing at both locations is dormitory-style housing and is shared with other interns, summer employees, and graduate research students. Transportation: A personal vehicle is required for daily travel to boat ramp meeting locations (1-25 miles) although every effort will be made to coordinate travel to minimize personal mileage expenses. Area Description: The Eastern Shore of Virginia is a rural area with many opportunities for birding, kayaking, nature walks and shopping and dining in small towns and villages. There is limited access to mainstream amenities but essentials such as grocery stores, hardware stores and department stores (i.e., Walmart) are readily accessible. The Virginia Beach/Norfolk area and Pocomoke, Maryland offer most shopping and entertainment conveniences and are within a reasonable driving distance. Study sites are remote and most are accessible by boat only. These sites offer some of the best opportunities for studying and observing coastal wildlife on the U.S. east coast. Summers months are very hot and humid and biting insects are plentiful. Contact: Send your cover letter, resume and references to: Ruth Boettcher 12610 Jacobus Creek Road Machipongo, VA 23405 Ruth.Boettcher@dgif.virginia.gov

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