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1. All Ivy Environmental Career Fair - Event 3/1/2013,Columbia University, New York, NY
2. Biogen Idec - Public Affairs/Community Lab Intern (SUMMER), Cambridge, MA
3. California Science & Technology Policy - Fellowship (Apply by 2/28) (1 Year), Sacramento, CA
4. Dannon Yogurt - Probiotics Fellowship (Apply by April 1),
5. Genzyme (Roche) - Structural Biology Intern (SUMMER), South San Francisco, CA
6. Medzilla - RESOURCE, Nationwide
7. National Association of Science Writers - FAQ for New & Aspiring Science Writers – ARTICLE,
8. National Institute of Mental Health – Section on Bipolar Spectrum Disorders - Research Assistant (Apply now!), Bethesda, MD
9. National Science Foundation - Summer Research Opportunities – Multiple Disciplines (SUMMER), Nationwide
10. Potomac Institute for Policy Studies Internship Program - INTERNSHIP (Year-round opportunities), Arlington, VA

All Ivy Environmental Career Fair – Event 3/1/2013 (Columbia University, New York, NY)
Meet with representatives from 60+ organizations hiring for internships and full-time employees. Registration is now open.
http://bit.ly/VJCnZ2

Biogen Idec – Public Affairs/Community Lab Intern (Cambridge, MA)
Assist with running the summer sessions for high school students in the Community Lab. Provide  basic laboratory preparation and clean up, assist with organizing summer sessions, and provide teaching assistance during the sessions
http://bit.ly/TYfyVw

California Science & Technology Policy – Fellowship (Apply by 2/28) (Sacramento, California)
Fellows are placed in the California State Legislature.  Fellows work hands on with policy-makers to develop solutions to complex scientific and technical issues facing California through their interaction with the legislative process.
http://bit.ly/TbOaBI

Dannon Yogurt – Probiotics Fellowship (Apply by April 1)
The $25,000 Fellowship supports the education of a student who shows a strong interest in the research of nutritional and functional benefits of both yogurt and probiotics.  It enables a current or incoming graduate student of a science program to enhance his or her academic path in probiotics and yogurt research
http://bit.ly/TYeSiS

Genzyme (Roche) – Structural Biology Intern (South San Francisco, CA)
Refine your research techniques as one of two undergraduate interns in the Structural Biology department of one of the world’s leading research-focused healthcare groups. A member of the Roche Group, Genentech has been at the forefront of the biotechnology industry for more than 30 years, using human genetic information to develop novel medicines for serious and life-threatening diseases.
http://bit.ly/WBIf5T

Medzilla – RESOURCE (Nationwide)
Find hands-on research internships from organizations including M.D. Anderson, Genzyme, Covance, and Amgen. Site contains opportunities nationwide.
http://bit.ly/XSJXzQ

National Association of Science Writers – FAQ for New & Aspiring Science Writers – ARTICLE
Interested in learning more about career opportunities and the work of a science writer? This article provides a great overview of the field and the work.
http://bit.ly/YiX2od

National Institute of Mental Health – Section on Bipolar Spectrum Disorders – Research Assistant (Apply now!)
(Bethesda, MD)
Research the pathophysiology, treatment and prevention of childhood mental illnesses, with an emphasis on bipolar disorder in children. Apply online and forward a letter of interest and resume to: Lizz Reeves, National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, Dept. of Health and Human Services Lizz.reeves@nih.gov Tel. 301-594-1690
http://1.usa.gov/YETRep

National Science Foundation – Summer Research Opportunities – Multiple Disciplines (Nationwide)
Directory of National Science Foundation’s Research Experience for Undergraduates Program. This is a listing of opportunities available for Environmental Science related programs, visit individual sites for program details and application deadlines.
http://1.usa.gov/Xvjr4q

Potomac Institute for Policy Studies Internship Program – INTERNSHIP (Arlington, VA)
Want to be at the heart of the debate about science and technology policy in the US? Assist with research, writing, planning, and organizational activities that support the Institute’s mission to provide a forum for the free exchange of ideas for the purpose of informing public policy.
http://bit.ly/11gBmJh

Check out more science opportunities at

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/explore/careers/science.html

Make an appointment by calling 603-646-2215

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Career Services is partnering with the Sustainability Office to provide round-trip transportation for 20 students to the All Ivy Environmental and Sustainable Development Career Fair at Columbia University in New York on March 1.

The Big Green Bus will be leaving at 6am and traveling to Columbia University for one of the best Environmental Career Fairs around!  Last year over 70 employers participated, including representatives from for-profit organizations, government and non-profit.

Visit the career fair website to learn more about the conference and register.

Signing up for the fair and the road trip is a two-step process if you want a ride.

1. Register to attend the fair on the conference website. It’s free and will allow you to share your resume with participating employers seeking to fill openings for full-time positions and internships.
2. Secure your space on the Big Green Bus. Send an e-mail to Sustainable.Dartmouth@dartmouth.edu and pay a deposit of $20 to hold your spot.
    (You’ll get $10 back on the bus).Deposits can be delivered to:  The Sustainability Office in Steele 112 (You can also drop off a deposit during office hours in Robinson Hall from noon to 2 pm in Robinson 108 or by sending a check to Jenna Musco HB #6182)

   All checks must be made out to the Dartmouth Sustainability Office.

Transportation is limited and available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The deadline to secure a spot on the bus is Friday, February 15.

Let’s go get awesome GREEN JOBS and INTERNSHIPS!

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Location: New Delhi, India

Short description of what you do: As PharmaSecure is still a young company, I’ve been helping out with a variety of things. My main responsibilities are supporting the product development team by defining requirements for new products and overseeing their development, data analysis, and monitoring of current products.

Degree at Dartmouth: Bachelor’s of Engineering focusing in Mechanical Engineering

1. What is most satisfying about your current work?

The general work environment and the people I work with — the organization is very flat, and I’ve gained some great friends and mentors during my time here.

2. What’s the best way to enter your field? Any essential elements of preparation? 

Networking — I audited a Tuck class my senior year, Intro to Entrepreneurship, and met the CEO (Nathan Sigworth ’07) after a class in which he gave a guest lecture. Ten months later I Facebook messaged him out of the blue during a week of intense job searching, asking him if there were any internships or fellowships available and luckily there were!

3. What advice would you give to others seeking opportunities in this field?

Reach out to and network with alumni. There are so many amazing people, and they will want to help you.  There are some useful job sites/lists that are more geared toward social enterprise as well, like social-enterprise-jobs@googlegroups.com.

5. How has Dartmouth supported you in your career development?

Dartmouth’s Network is truly amazing.  I’ve only just started out on my career more or less, with just a handful of internships under my belt, but all of my gainful employment post-graduation has been the direct result of networking with Dartmouth alumni.  As I’m starting to look for my next step, classmates a few years older than me have given great advice on how to frame my job search in a way that will help me clarify my career goals.

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1. All Ivy Environmental Career Fair  (1-Mar-13) (Columbia University, New York, NY)
2. Energy Rodeo - Conference (February 9, 2013) (Houston, TX)
3. The Franklin Institute - Discovery Camp Curriculum Intern (Winter/Spring) (Philadelphia, PA)
4. The Science, Mathematics And Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship for Service Program - Fellowship (Apply by December 14)
5. Roche - Intern – Medicinal Chemistry (Summer) (South San Francisco, CA)
6. Department of Agriculture - Post-Graduate Position (Geneva, NY)
7. Covance - Summer Intern (Indianapolis, IN)
8. BlueGreen Alliance - Winter Internships  (Washington, DC & San Francisco, CA)
9. Guide to Life Science Careers - Resource
10. National Science Foundation - Summer Research Opportunities – Multiple Disciplines  (Nationwide)

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All Ivy Environmental Career Fair – (Columbia University, New York, NY)
Meet with representatives from organizations hiring for internships and full-time employees. Registration is now open and free for students!
http://bit.ly/VJCnZ2

Energy Rodeo – Conference (Houston, TX)
Free one-day conference for college students (undergrads and graduates) – seeking entry into the energy industry..) Get advice from industry professionals and network with companies including Citibank, Trafigura, OTC Global, and Noble who will be actively recruiting to fill their summer and full- time analyst classes. ($30 registration fee is refunded when you attend the conference.)
http://bit.ly/QEOdom

The Franklin Institute – Discovery Camp Curriculum Intern (Philadelphia, PA)
Want to teach science? Interns are needed to help develop curriculum for camp and assist in the preparation of camp materials for program featuring hands-on activities and museum exploration at Philadelphia’s world-famous Franklin Institute.
http://bit.ly/VpGes1

The Science, Mathematics And Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship for Service Program – Fellowship
Pursuing an undergraduate degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines? Interested in theoretical and applied research? Receive a full scholarship, summer internship, and be gainfully employed by the Department of Defense upon degree completion.

http://bit.ly/THHWbX

Roche – Intern in Medicinal Chemistry (South San Francisco, CA)
The Genentech Chemistry Internship Program is an intensive 3-4 month opportunity where undergraduate chemistry students work within the fast-paced and challenging environment of our South San Francisco, CA research headquarters.  Contribute to synthetic chemistry projects, interacting with and working side-by-side with drug discovery industry experts.
http://bit.ly/YS5VZ3

Department of Agriculture – Post-Graduate Position (Geneva, NY)
Help find solutions to Agricultural problems that affect Americans every day, from field to table through supporting research at Plant Genetics Resources Unit
http://1.usa.gov/Uh58JA

Covance – Summer Intern (Indianapolis, IN)
Gain professional hands-on experience and an insider’s glimpse into the FDA approval process for new drugs through an internship at one of the leading contract research organizations facilitating clinical trials and project management.
http://bit.ly/RboDsq

BlueGreen Alliance – Winter Internships (Washington, DC & San Francisco, CA)
BlueGreen Alliance (BGA) is an exciting, fast-paced organization that covers a wide variety of issues from climate change to green chemistry to smart grid infrastructure, bringing together an effort to advance a 21st century economy that respects workers, protects the environment and secures America’s energy future. Intern work includes research assistance and writing, legislative support, event planning, communications and working with U.S. and international nongovernmental organizations.
http://bit.ly/Ud2zbp

National Science Foundation – Summer Research Opportunities – Multiple Disciplines (Nationwide)
Directory of National Science Foundation’s Research Experience for Undergraduates Program. This is a listing of opportunities available for Environmental Science related programs, visit individual sites for program details and application deadlines.
http://1.usa.gov/Xvjr4q

Guide to Life Science Careers – Resource
Concise, easy to read online overview of career options in the life sciences — includes tips for resumes.
http://bit.ly/121Fqzs

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Check out more science opportunities at http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/explore/careers/science.html

Make an appointment by calling 603-646-2215

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1. National Cancer Institute’s Introduction to Cancer Research Careers Program (ICRC)
2. Multicultural Initiative in the Marine Sciences (MIMSUP)
3. New England Aquarium, INTERSHIPS (Boston)
4. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); UNDERGRAD  PROGRAM
5. Department of Energy, SUMMER Science Undergraduate Laboratory INTERNSHIP
6. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Undergraduate Program (Oak Ridge, TN)
7. Sealed Air, Research Chemist-JOB (Danbury, CT)
8. American 3B Scientific, Physics Product Manager- JOB
9. SuccessEHS, INTERNSHIPS (Birmingham, AL)
10. Association for Women in Science (AWISP), SPRING INTERNSHIP (DC)

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1. National Cancer Institute’s Introduction to Cancer Research Careers Program (ICRC)

NCI will sponsor a visit for ICRC participants to the NIH campus in February 2013 for an opportunity to learn about the research being conducted at the NCI. Participants may be scheduled for interviews with NCI Investigators recruiting summer or post-baccalaureate interns. Internship offers will be made by individual investigators. DEADLINE: NOV 15, 2012  http://1.usa.gov/T6LlMn

2. Multicultural Initiative in the Marine Sciences (MIMSUP)

Spend two quarters at the Shannon Point Marine Center taking introductory and specialized courses in the marine sciences, attending seminars and workshops, exploring career opportunities, and engaging in supervised research. DEADLINE: NOV 9, 2012  http://bit.ly/QN8ljp

3. New England Aquarium, INTERSHIPS (Boston)

The aquarium is a global leader in ocean exploration and marine conservation. Sampling of internships include: Research and Conservation, Animal Husbandry, and Marine Mammal & Sea Turtle Rescue/Necropsy.  http://bit.ly/RQViy8

4. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); UNDERGRAD  PROGRAM

Provides selected undergraduate applicants with a scholarship award (up to a maximum of $8,000) for two academic years of full-time study and a 10-week, full-time internship ($650/week) during the summer at a NOAA facility.  http://1.usa.gov/TaPdQN

5. Department of Energy, SUMMER Science Undergraduate Laboratory INTERNSHIP

Encourages undergraduate students to pursue STEM careers by providing research experiences at the Department of Energy laboratories. DEADLINE: JAN 10, 2013.  http://bit.ly/Ja8dMi

6. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Undergraduate Program (Oak Ridge, TN)

Provides opportunities in following disciplines: Computer Science; Earth, Environmental, and Marine Sciences; Engineering; Life, Health, and Medical Sciences; Mathematics; Physical Sciences.

Receive weekly stipends. **The application is always open, but for best results, apply 3 months before the requested start date.**   http://bit.ly/RoMDnq

7. Sealed Air, Research Chemist-JOB (Danbury, CT)

Sealed Air is a global leader in food safety and security, facility hygiene, and product protection.

Chemist conducts product development projects relating to the strategic plan. The work involves the use of polyurethane systems and alternate experimental technologies.   http://bit.ly/T6LwY0

8. American 3B Scientific, Physics Product Manager- JOB

3B Scientific specializes in the manufacturing and marketing of didactic material for scientific, medical and patient education. http://bit.ly/PlwRxa

9. SuccessEHS, INTERNSHIPS (Birmingham, AL)

Internships in the Health Care/IT Industry. SuccessEHS are looking for creative, driven, and enthusiastic students for multiple internship opportunities throughout the company.  http://bit.ly/PMd3mI

10. Association for Women in Science (AWISP), SPRING INTERNSHIP (DC)

Intern Qualifications: at least junior standing, passion for social justice and women’s rights and some knowledge of or demonstrated interest in science is a plus.  http://bit.ly/Tsms3Z

Check out more science opportunities at http://bit.ly/QMgre9

Make an appointment by calling 603-646-2215 

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1. Biomedical Sciences Virtual Grad School Fair, OCT 25
2. Science News, INTERNSHIP (DC)
3. Franklin Institute Science Museum, INTERNSHIP (Philadelphia, PA)
4. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Biological Research INTERNSHIPS (Cold Spring Harbor, NY)
5. Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, Clinical Data Associate JOB (Boston, MA)
6. Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine, Environmental Education INTERNSHIP (Portland, ME)
7. Space Studies Board (SSB)- Lloyd V. Berkner Space Policy INTERNSHIP
8. NSF FELLOWSHIP-POSTGRAD
9. Goldwater SCHOLARSHIP

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1. Biomedical Sciences Virtual Grad School Fair, OCT 25

Meet with school representatives from over 15 graduate institutions in live chat sessions.

REGISTER NOW for the FREE virtual fair: http://bit.ly/UzaTZJ

2. Science News, INTERNSHIP (DC)

Full-time science writer.  Generate many of your own story ideas, report and write articles including news stories and longer features.  Receive $500/wk. DEADLINE: Oct. 11  http://bit.ly/R9KNGp

3. Franklin Institute Science Museum, INTERNSHIP (Philadelphia, PA)

Sampling of departments accepting interns include: Research & Evaluation, Public Relations, Marketing, Youth Programs, Science Education Museum Programs, Development, Exhibit Development and Design.  http://bit.ly/OOa39f

4. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Biological Research INTERNSHIPS (Cold Spring Harbor, NY)

10-week summer program to work with senior Laboratory staff members on independent research projects in: Cancer Biology, Neuroscience, Plant Biology, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Genetics, Bioinformatics and Genomics. Stipend of $5000 and room & board expenses will be covered.  DEADLINE: JAN 15  http://bit.ly/SY0bVP

5. Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, Clinical Data Associate JOB (Boston, MA)

ECOG is one of the largest clinical cancer research organizations in the United States, and conducts clinical trials in all types of adult cancers. The Data Associate acts as a liaison between the ECOG Coordinating Center and multiple contacts including nurses and doctors in hospitals and clinics all over the US and internationally. http://bit.ly/Q8heWw

6. Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine, Environmental Education INTERNSHIP (Portland, ME)

The Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine is a hands-on, interactive learning environment designed for children 1-10 years old. The museum offers exhibits, programs and productions focused on early childhood, science, art, literacy and culture to more than 100,000 visitors per year.    http://bit.ly/VQQXPW

7. Space Studies Board (SSB)- Lloyd V. Berkner Space Policy INTERNSHIP

Provide independent scientific and programmatic advice to NASA and other government agencies on all aspects of civil space research and associated ground-based activities. Note: Berkner Summer Program.  DEADLINE: FEB 1  http://bit.ly/UNoU0u

8. NSF FELLOWSHIP-POSTGRAD

For graduate study leading to research-based master’s or doctoral degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics. DEADLINE: NOV 2012.  http://1.usa.gov/SIjMPi

9. Goldwater SCHOLARSHIP

For students interested in careers in mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering. SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS eligible. Deadline: JAN 2013  http://bit.ly/QMgmHb

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Check out the science webpage at http://bit.ly/QMgre9

Make an appointment by calling 603-646-2215

Continue reading »]]> Below is information received by Career Services from ISTS – Please note:  RSVP BY NOON FRIDAY, JULY 13th!

Please join us for a discussion with Dickie George on job and internship opportunities at Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory on Monday, July 16th from 2-3pm. The discussion will take place in the Jackson Conference Room of Cummings Hall.

RSVP at info.ists@dartmouth.edu by noon on Friday, July 13.

http://www.ists.dartmouth.edu//events/abstract-apl_discussion_0712.html

Abstract

Dickie George was at the National Security Agency for 41 years, the last eight of which as Technical Director for Information Assurance; he currently serves as the Senior Advisor for Cyber Security for the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics lab. Dickie will talk about life as a researcher in the Intelligence Community and will discuss opportunities for students as permanent hires and for seasonal (summer as well as other times) intern positions at both NSA and APL. There will be stories spy versus spy events, a discussion of what it means to be a target, a discussion of the threat/adversary model, the cold war, the cyber cold war, and how the adversarial model has changed. There will be ample time for questions about life in Maryland.

Questions? Contact info.ists@dartmouth.edu

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1. Academy of Natural Sciences; Museum Education Public Programs Intern (Philadelphia, PA)
2. Environmental Defense Fund; Program Associate: Climate & Air Program (DC)
3. Center for Science, Technology, and Security Policy; Fall Internship (DC)
4. American Council on Science and Health; Research Assistant (New York, NY)

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1. Academy of Natural Sciences; Museum Education Public Programs Intern (Philadelphia, PA)

Development and implementation of natural science based activities and programs for museum visitors.

Contact Lois Kuter, Volunteer Coordinator, for a job description and application: 215 299-1029 or kuter@ansp.org.

http://bit.ly/KmTFcJ

2. Environmental Defense Fund; Program Associate: Climate & Air Program (DC)-POST GRAD

Provide administrative and research support to the Director of Tropical Forest Policy and other members of International Climate Program- which work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions around the world.  http://bit.ly/K37hDY

3. Center for Science, Technology, and Security Policy; Fall Internship (DC)

Gain experience through interacting with experts involved with the critique, development and conduct of science and security policy. Requires a strong interest in national and international security issues and how they relate to science and technology. Deadline: August 1, 2012   http://bit.ly/L4rtW1

4. American Council on Science and Health; Research Assistant (New York, NY)-POST GRAD

Research and write original articles and coordinate larger projects on various topics of current interest in public health.  http://bit.ly/KErVz1

For additional science opportunities, visit:  http://bit.ly/IsyKxU

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1. Lung Cancer Research Foundation; Intern (NY)
2. South Slough NERR; Research Internship (Charleston, OR)
3. eHealth Initiative; Research Assistant Internship (DC)
4. NAVIGANT; Consultant – Energy Efficiency, Demand Side Management (POST GRAD)(San Francisco)
5. SRI International; Student Associate – Human Sleep Lab (Menlo Park, CA)
6. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS);  Ecologist (POST GRAD)(San Diego, CA)
7. Karen E. Wetterhahn Science Symposium

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1. Lung Cancer Research Foundation; Intern (NY)

For current students OR recent graduates. Supports research studies and activities focused on developing innovative strategies for better treatments, screening and prevention of all cancers of the lung. Deadline: May 28  http://bit.ly/Kgyxkd

2. South Slough NERR; Research Internship (Charleston, OR)

The South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve is a 5,000 acre natural area located in the Coos estuary on the south coast of Oregon. Work will include a mix of office and field-based activities. Deadline: June 15  http://1.usa.gov/JXweU7

3. eHealth Initiative; Research Assistant Internship (DC)

For current students OR recent graduates. eHealth Initiative is independent non-profit organization whose mission is to improvement the quality, safety, and efficiency of healthcare.  http://bit.ly/Mspxwo

4. NAVIGANT; Consultant – Energy Efficiency, Demand Side Management (POST GRAD)(San Francisco)

NAVIGANT is a specialized, global expert services firm dedicated to assisting clients in creating and protecting value in the face of critical business risks and opportunities. Consultants work with clients involved in a wide range of energy-related activities.  http://bit.ly/LkktLj

5. SRI International; Student Associate – Human Sleep Lab (Menlo Park, CA)

Trained in polysomnography assessment procedures, electrode application, laboratory set-up, subject recruitment, and data entry.  http://bit.ly/KYQa9W

6. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS);  Ecologist (POST GRAD)(San Diego, CA)

Responsible for planning the endangered species management and population ecology.

Write articles. Manage and coordinate the work of biological technicians.  http://1.usa.gov/KzkklQ

7. Karen E. Wetterhahn Science Symposium

Thursday, May 24 @ 4pm, Oopik Auditorium

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Mary Lou Guerinot, “Metals, Mutants and Mayhem”  http://bit.ly/JlWIlT

8.  For additional science opportunities, visit:  http://bit.ly/IsyKxU

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1. Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences ; Fall 2012 REU
2. Conservation Law Foundation (CLF); Summer Ocean Program Internship (Boston, MA)
3. Vermont Natural Resources Council; Summer Interns  (VT)
4.  Elementis Specialties; Technical Service Chemist (NJ)
5. John Hopkin’s University Applied Physics Laboratory; Entry Level Technical Professional (MD)
6. COARE (Center for Oceanic Awareness, Research, and Education); Ocean Communications Intern (CA)
7. The New York Academy of Sciences; Editorial Assistant (NY)
8. Millennium Pharmaceuticals; Organic Process Chemist entry-level (MA)

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1. Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences ; Fall 2012 REU

Students will design and conduct independent projects under faculty supervision within several research areas. Tentative dates:  August 30 to November 24, 2012. Each successful REU applicant will receive a stipend paid at competitive rates. Deadline: May 30

For more information and to apply:  http://bit.ly/JI8Paa

2. Conservation Law Foundation (CLF); Summer Ocean Program Internship (Boston)

Conduct a variety of research, writing, and administrative tasks to enrich and promote the advocacy work of its Ocean Conservation program. The Ocean Program intern will primarily assist with creating original content and conducting social media outreach. Deadline May 31

To apply:  http://bit.ly/IB0Qf7

3. Vermont Natural Resources Council; Summer Interns  (VT)

Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC) is Vermont’s oldest conservation organization. NRC has four program areas: Energy and Climate Action, Forests and Wildlife, Sustainable Communities, and Water.

Learn about current openings and get application instructions here:  http://bit.ly/IJsKrC 

4.  Elementis Specialties; Technical Service Chemist (NJ)

Elementis is a UK listed global specialty chemicals company. The Technical Service Chemist will be responsible for completion of new application and product development data (for in-house & customer projects). Involves customer support directly through technical visits, telephone and e-mail contact.  http://bit.ly/J7hB1y

5. John Hopkin’s University Applied Physics Laboratory; Entry Level Technical Professional (MD)

APL has entry level opportunities in a number technical areas including but not limited to following:

aerospace, communications engineering, controls engineering, information systems/security, software engineering, space physics, and system engineering/analysis.  http://bit.ly/K6PSNU

6. COARE (Center for Oceanic Awareness, Research, and Education); Ocean Communications Intern (CA)

COARE’s studies oceans and increases public awareness of the earth’s marine environment through educational programs and outreach. Students and recent graduates are encouraged to apply.

For more information:  http://bit.ly/J7hEKz

7. The New York Academy of Sciences; Editorial Assistant (NY)

Editorial Assistant will support the editing and production of approximately 60 eBriefings annually, including liaising with invited conference speakers, freelance science writers, Web Content, Audio/Visual, and Meeting & Event Operations staff, and provide administrative support to the eBriefings Department.  http://bit.ly/Jx5nL7

8. Millennium Pharmaceuticals; Organic Process Chemist entry-level (Cambridge, MA)

Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company combines the innovative science of a leading American biopharmaceutical company with the global assets . The Chemist will work in the Process Chemistry R&D (PCRD) department.

To view this position, search for requisition #7078BR  http://bit.ly/Itn3rR

For additional science opportunities, visit:  http://bit.ly/IsyKxU