marine biology Opportunities

The Wildlife Intern will work closely (May-August) with Sanctuary staff and volunteers on several ecological projects in Dartmouth, MA and nearby locations. The 695 acre Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary encompasses a barrier beach, a large coastal salt pond, meadows, and forested uplands at a rural location in southeastern Massachusetts. The internship will consist largely of ornithological field work and data management with opportunities for participation in education and outreach projects.

Internship Title: Audience Research & Evaluation Internship Internship Department: Audience Research and Evaluation Department Objective: The Audience Research and Evaluation team is looking for an intern(s) who is interested in how a large cultural institution like Shedd Aquarium identifies and studies its audience and how it produces world-renowned exhibits and programs. Responsibilities: Interns assist in conducting evaluations and research related to guests, exhibits and programs at Shedd Aquarium. This process, in large part, includes gathering guest feedback though surveys and questionnaires, understanding guest choices by observation/tracking and gaining in-depth information by interviewing guests. Interns may serve in the following roles: A. Data analyst: The intern will be involved in database management, preparation of data for analysis and analyzing data using both quantitative and qualitative methods, as well as assisting with data collection, data entry, and writing and presenting results. B. Field evaluator: The intern will be involved in preparing and managing materials for data collection, collecting data (exit surveys, exhibit surveys, observations, etc.), entering data, and maintaining records and reports. Final Product(s): Social science field experience; completion of data analysis; writing evaluation report(s) of various exhibits and programs, as they relate to the Shedd Aquariums audience. Qualifications: The Audience Research and Evaluation team needs a motivated, self-starter with excellent communication skills who can work in teams and independently. A friendly, optimistic attitude and energetic personality is a must. Candidate needs to have good attention to detail; able to work within tight timelines and in a busy environment. Experience with quantitative and qualitative data analysis a plus. Must be comfortable approaching guests for interviews and questionnaires; able to stand and move quickly through the public areas of the building, including stairs, for several hours. Computer proficiency including intermediate knowledge of Microsoft office (Excel and Word); experience with SPSS preferred. Experience conducting literature searches and writing literature reviews and/or annotated bibliographies

You must apply through the link provided not through this website any applications and resumes sent through this site will not be considered. The Brandywine Zoo Education Department is seeking fun, mature and engaging educators for our seasonal full-time Zoo Camp Educator positions. These positions are paid through The Delaware State Park Internship Program. The Brandywine Zoo's Internships offer hands-on experience for individuals who want to explore a profession in Zoo Education. We're looking for people with great people skills (especially children!), self-starter, mature, energetic; positive; creative; fun; safe, conscientious; and a natural leader who gets along well with others. HOURS: Summer Zoo Camps run Monday Friday from 7:45a.m.-5:30p.m. Candidates must be available for this full time frame SALARY: Stipend of $100/week paid through the Delaware State Park Intern Program. Housing may be available. APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 30, 2013. For more information contact DNREC_Parks_ZooPrograms@state.de.us To APPLY for this position: Visit the Delaware State Parks Website at: http://www.destateparks.com/volunteers/interns/apply.asp and complete the application making sure that you select Zoo-Summer Camp under Internship Preference

Trees For Tomorrow Natural Resources Specialty School located in Eagle River, Wisconsin is seeking four highly motivated individuals who would like to gain experience in teaching people of all ages about the sustainability and proper management of natural resources. Now accepting applications! 4 twelve-month term positions: August 25, 2013 - August 15, 2014

May 20-August 2, 2013. Stipend: $6,500. Application and information at: http://www.danforthcenter.org/internship/ We have created a program that gives students experience with all aspects of modern scientific research, from design to experimentation to reporting. At the same time, we provide insight into the personal qualities of a good researcher, the steps to take on the road to becoming a scientist, and the broader implications of scientific discovery. We are a National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates site.

Test Prep San Francisco (TPSF) is the new Bay Area affiliate of Test Prep New York, TPNY, a revolutionary tutoring and test preparation company. Our business development and strategy team seeks an intern to provide support to growth efforts. You will provide business assistance, outreach and project management to our services and product line.

Plant biology intern There are internships available for all semesters. The intern will be responsible for aiding the growth of various milkweed types to determine the best types for monarch larvae food and egg laying. Growing will begin indoors during the winter, and be transferred outside as weather permits. The intern will aid in choosing and maintaining nectar-bearing plants for the adult monarch butterflies. The intern will also aid in the maintenance of the butterfly tents during the summer. A research project of the student's choosing is encouraged, but not required. If you decide to pursue this opportunity as a credit-bearing internship, you will need to get approval from your academic department prior to the start of the academic semester in which you wish to register for the internship.

The Education Program Intern is responsible for presenting educational information to visitors and program participants as based upon the specific requirements set forth by Zoo New England (ZNE) and by the participating college or university, if applicable. In general, duties will include assisting full-time education staff in conducting education programs on and off-site, assisting full-time education staff with program development, conducting informal public presentations, assisting in the development of program assessment methods, and administrative duties as needed. Opportunities for curriculum development, interpretive materials design, camp curriculum design, and program animal handling may also be available. The Education Intern will encourage the public to think and to learn about animals, habitats and conservation by helping them interpret Zoo New Englands collection. The Education Program Intern is expected to conduct education programs by the end of the internship.

Come work with us and work to protect wild horses on their home ranges! The Cloud Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of wild horses and burros on our public lands throughout the West and the protection of Clouds herd in the Pryor Mountains of Montana through educational outreach and innovative programs. With the Cloud Foundation you have the opportunity to gain important skills and opportunities to observe and document wild horses and burros on our public lands. We are looking for an individual or two with good writing and speaking skills, computer skills and a dedication to wild horses and burros along with our public Western wildlands. We will also consider your ability to work independently, your work ethic and your history of responsibility. Given our mission, we expect applicants to share our commitment to the preservation of wild horses and burros across the West.

JCL USA is a highly dedicated and responsive bio-analytical Contract Research Organization (CRO) for research & development of new pharmaceutical products. We partner with our clients throughout the discovery and development process to identify and develop life-changing therapies. The Lab/Safety Associate is responsible for ensuring routine laboratory safety standards are maintained as directed by EPA, OSHA, GOP and communicated to CSO and staff including; discussing and consulting on lab specific hazards, conducting lab investigations, audits and inspections related to safety, injury reporting, addressing safety concerns and executing safety training initiatives for all staff. In addition, this position is responsible for all aspects related to chemical management, including chemical inventory and proper waste disposal.