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Grounds Crew & Stadium Operations Intern

Salem-Keizer VolcanoesKeizer, OR
The Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, class A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, are seeking a few smart, energetic, and hard working individuals to become seasonal interns. This unpaid intern will report directly to the Vice President of Stadium Operations and enjoy a great learning experience involving working on the stadium as both groundskeeper and in stadium operations. This internship requires a great amount of dedication throughout the baseball season. Interns will work long hours with their schedule each week changing depending on the team's game schedule. Sports turf interns will have the opportunity to learn field and turf maintenance on a 100,000 square foot Rye Grass sand-based field. In addition to maintaining the field, interns will also be responsible in helping maintain landscaped areas both inside and outside of the stadium. Field duties will include mowing, edging, fertilization, aeration, sodding, over-seeding, batting practice set up and tear down, game preparation, post-game repairs, equipment maintenance, and pulling tarp. Stadium Operations will include general maintenance related to painting, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and carpentry work as well as the decorating of the ballpark through sponsorship signage, and items for particular game events. Evening, weekend, and holiday hours will be required. Applicants should be able to lift 50lb, and be able to endure long work days and weeks.

Environmental Summer Crew Leader 2013

Mahwah Environmental Volunteers Organization, Inc. (MEVO)Mahwah, NJ
CALLING ALL ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS! The Mahwah Environmental Volunteers Organization, Inc. (MEVO) is recruiting for its 2013 Summer Crew Season. We are looking for people who are passionate, friendly, and independent-thinkers that want to volunteer throughout local communities to change the suburbs to be ecological and sustainable. MEVOs Summer Crew is a group of passionate college and high school interns that volunteer throughout the summer carrying out a huge array of environmental sustainability projects from trash clean-ups and hiking trail building to distributing recycling bins and building organic farms. Any good crew NEEDS a GREAT CREW LEADER. We are looking for an individual who wants to lead a crew of 5 - 15 college and high school students in hands on physical volunteer work and administrative not-for-profit management. This person should consider themselves passionate, friendly, and an independent thinker. They should be comfortable making serious decisions, teaching and having patience with different types of people, and showing confidence even in the direst of situations. This person should have experience in at least one of these areas: leadership, not-for-profit volunteer work, environmental work, teaching, or community organizing. In this internship you will spend half of your day outdoors with your crew building hiking trails, maintaining organic farms, distributing recycling bins to local communities, and meeting with community members to engage more local residents in environmental sustainability and building solutions to local and global environmental problems. The second half of your day you will bring your crew back to our office and spend time developing and researching new environmental sustainability projects, outreaching to local community groups, and getting hands on experience managing a not-for-profit organization from social media and website development to recruiting partners and grant applications. You will be working directly with other long-term MEVO staff and the Executive Director to plan the summer and develop your steps on carrying out the program. It is a hands-on learning experience that provides you the support of an environmental not-for-profit organization but also allows you the freedom to create, develop, and implement environmental solutions on a local level. Our crew NEEDS a LEADER and we hope that leader is you.

Farm Crew Leader

Mahwah Environmental Volunteers Organization, Inc. (MEVO)Mahwah, NJ
It doesnt matter which end of the seed is down, or whether its 1/8 inch shallower than instructed. Itll come up. It almost always does. The only seed that wont come up is the one you fail to plant. This quote by Peter Fossell represents the way MEVO trains, recruits, and empowers our Farm Crew Leaders. We are looking for someone who wants to lead a passionate group of farming volunteers. This internship gives you amazing leadership experience outdoors, as well as a wonderful experience working with community members and plants. It does not matter what your experience in farming is; whether you are an avid gardener or simply a passionate environmental person, we would love to hear from you! Plants will grow and a huge bounty of produce will be harvested as long as there is a confident leader interested in planting the seeds and seeing our projects through. Our Farm Crew Leader will lead our team of Farm Crew Interns throughout the summer in building organic farms, installing compost systems, caring for our chickens and bees, teaching educational workshops on gardening to children and adults, and working with different volunteer groups that come to our farms. You and your farm interns will be in charge of building, growing, maintaining, and harvesting all of our 5 gardens throughout Northern, New Jersey. We will teach you the basics of gardening if you dont know how to do it, and once you are sufficient in working with plants, you will take the role of researching and developing your own knowledge on sustainable farming practices and implementing them into our gardens. The Farm Crew Leader internship begins in March, when we start our seedlings for this coming spring. In March and April you will work with a small team of Farm Volunteers. In May, the Farm Summer Crew formally starts and will operate until August, which you will lead three days a week. From September to November you will work with another small team of Farm Volunteers finishing out the farming season. During March, April, September, October, and November your weekly schedule can be more flexible. From May August it is expected that you lead your crew three days a week. We are open to any ideas you might have on a custom schedule or time commitment, because we need all the help we can get. As long as you have a passion for organic local farming, we can figure out a way for you to work with us.

CODE:SMiLE BRAND AMBASSADOR 2011

CheresseINK, LLCSaint Charles, MO
Seeking 2-4 males and/or females who are independently driven individuals currently enrolled in high school, college, or have graduated 2-4 neighborhood mothers who are involved in their community, school, PTA/PTO, charities or other organizations CODE:SMiLE is a non-profit organization created by Dr. Jacqueline A. Demko (a.k.a Dr. Tooth Fairy) that focuses on character building and the fundamental development skills for children of all ages. The vision of CODE:SMiLE is to continue to find ways to make children feel valuable and satisfied with themselves, both inside and out, which is also how we begin to see our smiles form. CODE:SMiLE, creates programs that help the more vulnerable find comfort in their surroundings and peers. These programs focus on healthy dialogue through continued educational events for children, young adults and their families while finding ways to help children and young adults understand how to deal with different conflicts or challenges that they may face daily. Creating or participating in select mentoring events can really make a significant change and help a plethora of children gain an outlet for their troubles or concerns while simultaneously giving parents a way to learn and listen it is truly a remarkable program that cant be beat! No matter what age, parents and children can have a hard time effectively communicating. Each step taken helps builds the children of our future into confident people one smile at a time! With the CODE:SMiLE design of mentored events, programs, activities and even rides in the Code:SMiLE Hummer Shuttle, the goal at each gathering will be to keep a healthy dialogue throughout and to continue education for children, young adults and their families.

CODE:SMiLE BRAND AMBASSADOR 2011

CheresseINK, LLCChesterfield, MO
Seeking 2-4 males and/or females who are independently driven individuals currently enrolled in high school, college, or have graduated 2-4 neighborhood mothers who are involved in their community, school, PTA/PTO, charities or other organizations CODE:SMiLE is a non-profit organization created by Dr. Jacqueline A. Demko (a.k.a Dr. Tooth Fairy) that focuses on character building and the fundamental development skills for children of all ages. The vision of CODE:SMiLE is to continue to find ways to make children feel valuable and satisfied with themselves, both inside and out, which is also how we begin to see our smiles form. CODE:SMiLE, creates programs that help the more vulnerable find comfort in their surroundings and peers. These programs focus on healthy dialogue through continued educational events for children, young adults and their families while finding ways to help children and young adults understand how to deal with different conflicts or challenges that they may face daily. Creating or participating in select mentoring events can really make a significant change and help a plethora of children gain an outlet for their troubles or concerns while simultaneously giving parents a way to learn and listen it is truly a remarkable program that cant be beat! No matter what age, parents and children can have a hard time effectively communicating. Each step taken helps builds the children of our future into confident people one smile at a time! With the CODE:SMiLE design of mentored events, programs, activities and even rides in the Code:SMiLE Hummer Shuttle, the goal at each gathering will be to keep a healthy dialogue throughout and to continue education for children, young adults and their families.

CODE:SMiLE BRAND AMBASSADOR 2011

CheresseINK, LLCWashington, MO
Seeking 2-4 males and/or females who are independently driven individuals currently enrolled in high school, college, or have graduated 2-4 neighborhood mothers who are involved in their community, school, PTA/PTO, charities or other organizations CODE:SMiLE is a non-profit organization created by Dr. Jacqueline A. Demko (a.k.a Dr. Tooth Fairy) that focuses on character building and the fundamental development skills for children of all ages. The vision of CODE:SMiLE is to continue to find ways to make children feel valuable and satisfied with themselves, both inside and out, which is also how we begin to see our smiles form. CODE:SMiLE, creates programs that help the more vulnerable find comfort in their surroundings and peers. These programs focus on healthy dialogue through continued educational events for children, young adults and their families while finding ways to help children and young adults understand how to deal with different conflicts or challenges that they may face daily. Creating or participating in select mentoring events can really make a significant change and help a plethora of children gain an outlet for their troubles or concerns while simultaneously giving parents a way to learn and listen it is truly a remarkable program that cant be beat! No matter what age, parents and children can have a hard time effectively communicating. Each step taken helps builds the children of our future into confident people one smile at a time! With the CODE:SMiLE design of mentored events, programs, activities and even rides in the Code:SMiLE Hummer Shuttle, the goal at each gathering will be to keep a healthy dialogue throughout and to continue education for children, young adults and their families.