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Confluence: August 2002, Vol. 4, No. 5
Employment

Herpetologist
Nature Conservancy, Middletown, PA
The Nature Conservancy’s Pennsylvania Science Office is seeking herpetologist that will be responsible for assisting in the protection, conservation, management, and research efforts concerning native Pennsylvania reptiles, amphibians, non-game fishes and aquatic organisms. Herpetologist will serve as the PA Fish and Boat Commission’s principle liaison to the PA Natural Diversity Inventory (PNDI). Will also assist in reviewing project permits for the presence of endangered and threatened species. Position is for one year with potential for further funding. Applicant should have a master’s degree in zoology with a concentration in fisheries and/or herpetology or a related natural science area. Should also have familiarity with methodology of the network of Natural Heritage Programs and Conservation Data Center, remote sensing applications, and GIS. To apply, contact Tony Davis, the Nature Conservancy, 208 Airport Drive, Middletown, PA 17057. Reference job #6002.

Geoscientist
Langhorne, PA
Foster Wheeler Environmental is a leader in the environmental services business. The company is currently looking for a qualified geologist with two to five years of experience, a BS degree in geology, and field experience (well drilling, soil borings, soil/groundwater sampling, aquifer/pump testing). Experience or familiarity with a PADEP ACT 2 and NJDEP regulations and DNERC experience us a plus. Should have experience in report writing. 40-hour OSHA preferred. Send resume to ATTN: Human Resources, 1000 The American Road, Morris Plains, NJ 07950. Email: Mcervenak@fwenc.com FAX: 973.630.8111

Post-Doctoral Researchers
Cincinnati, OH
The National Center for Environmental Assessment-Cincinnati (NCEA-CIN) of the US EPA Office of Research and Development is seeking candidates for federal, three-year postdoctoral research positions. The four areas of research are as follows: Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Modeling for Risk Assessment; Microbiology, Health, Pathogenic Microorganisms; Assessing the Causes of Impairment in Aquatic Ecosystems; A Spatial Approach for Assessing and Managing Nonpoint Sources of Nutrients and Pathogens in Surface Waters. Applications are due by August 13, 2002. For details, visit http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/jobs/jobdetail.cfm?JobID=3035643

Environmental Auditor
American Electric Power, Columbus, OH
This position involves working in a team environment to evaluate and provide feedback to senior management on compliance with a variety of federal, state and local environmental regulations including, but not limited to, the following: NPDES, Clean Air Act, RCRA, CERCLA, TSCA, SPCC, and the Department of Transportation. Minimum of a bachelor’s degree in environmental science, chemistry, biology, engineering, or a related technical field is required. Applicant should have two to five years professional experience in a position with environmental compliance responsibility with an emphasis on regulatory interpretation and implementation. Contact Peggy Sibila, 1 Riverside Plaza, Columbus, OH 43215; Phone: 614.223.1856; Email: pmsibila@aep.com. Apply online at www.aep.com/careers
Deadline is August 10, 2002.

Environmental Internships
Washington DC
The Office of Federal and Congressional Affairs and the Office of International affairs are looking for interns in the following areas: Climate Change and Wildlife Program; Conservation; Conservation Law; Globalization and the Environment; Wetlands Policy. Most of these positions are paid or offer school credit. For details and to apply, go to http://www.nwf.org/careergateway/showInternships.cfm?type=3

Environmental Educators/Camp Staff
Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania
The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, Camp Allegheny in Stoystown, PA is seeking environmental educators and camp staff. Duties include assisting in the instruction of fifth grade students in the area of environmental education; training and overseeing high school students that serve as counselors; and leading activity hikes, campfires, etc. Must have a bachelor’s degree in environmental education, environmental studies, natural sciences, education, or another related field. To apply, send resume, cover letter and two references. Contact: Gabi Hughes, Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, 614 Dorseyville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238; phone: 412.963.6100; fax: 412.963.6761; ghughes@aswp.org Deadline is August 31.

Environmental Education Instructors
Imago Earth Center, Cincinnati, OH
The Imago Earth Center is a grassroots, urban nature preserve located five minutes from downtown Cincinnati. The Earth Center is seeking motivated, passionate individuals who are interested in the environment to help continue the growth of this young organization. Job duties include teaching program curricula to participants ages three to adult; helping maintain facilities through trail work and habitat restoration efforts; and completing a project designed to improve the organization while at the same time expanding the intern’s experience. Must be at least 18 years of age to apply. Compensation is $100 per week plus housing. Please send resume and cover letter to Chris Clements, Director, Imago Earth Center, 700 Enright Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45205. Phone: 513.921.8455 earthcenter@imagoearth.org

Environmental Education Internship
Pennsylvania
Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center in Petersburg, PA is an environmental education laboratory administered by Penn State University. The Center offers environmental education programs for visiting groups, natural/cultural history exhibits, live amphibians and reptiles, hiking trails, and more. Interns are encouraged to participate in all aspects of the Center’s operation. A two-week orientation and training period is followed by seasonal program opportunities in both day and resident settings. Interns work with all ages, preschool to adult, and with a variety of groups. Internships are 12-19 weeks depending on the season. On-site intern house with private rooms is provided, as well as a weekly stipend of $150. Deadline for winter/spring is November 1. For more information or application, contact: Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center, Attn: Internship Coordinator, 508A Keller Building, University Park, PA 16802-9976; phone: 814.863.2000; fax: 814.865.2706; shaverscreek@outreach.psu.edu Also, visit http://www.shaverscreek.org

Manager of Electrical Environmental Support – Air
Richmond, VA
Dominion energy company seeks someone to lead the Electrical Environmental Support for Air group. Duties include providing environmental support to Dominion operating companies, coordinating response to emergency situations (hazardous materials releases, fires, etc.), monitoring response activities, developing performance expectations, etc. BS degree in engineering or natural science discipline is required as well as at least five years related experience. Should have knowledge of environmental regulations affecting the fossil-fueled electrical generation industry. To apply, visit www.dom.com

Outdoors Educator
Carrollton, OH
Nature’s Classroom in Carrollton, Ohio is seeking individuals to teach outdoor education to fourth through eighth grade students, Monday – Friday, in a residential camp setting. Educators will instruct hands-on classes, lead day and night hikes, give nature center tours, and more. Must have a BA/BS or related experience working with children. First Aid, CPR, or EMT training helpful but not required. Interested individuals from all major areas of study are encouraged to apply. Job is from late August to December. Salary of $210 per week plus room, board, and benefits. Send letter and resume to: Courtney Myers, Director of Nature’s Classroom, Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum, 3266 Dyewood Rd., SW, Carrollton, OH 44615. Phone: 330.627.2208. FAX: 330.627.4485. ffacm@raex.com

Outdoor Environmental Educator
Campbell Gard YMCA Outdoor Center in St. Clair Township, Southwest Ohio is seeking an outdoor environmental educator. This is a hands-on field position that directly involves teaching and leading groups in a variety of outdoor, environmental, and recreational activities at the camp. Subjects range from the natural sciences, outdoor living skills, cultural history, adventure/challenge programs to a living history program. Must have associate or bachelor’s degree in education, environmental science, biology, botany, outdoor recreation, forestry, wildlife management, or a related field. Previous experience in OE program, teaching or summer camp in a plus. Dates of employment: Fall – September 9 to December 17, 2002; Spring – January 8 to June 3, 2003. Salary is $200 - $225 per week, plus room, board, and benefits. Send letter of interest, resume, and three references to apply. FAX acceptable, but call to confirm. Formal job description and application mailed at request. Contact: Ellen Truskowski, Campbell Gard YMCA Outdoor Center, PO Box 122, Overpeck, OH 45055. Phone: 513.867.0600. FAX: 513.867.0127. ellen@gmvymca.org

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