Holden
Arboretum
Internship Opportunity
The Holden
Arboretum has a two-year paid internship opportunity
with benefits available in our Education Department.
The Education Intern will receive practical work
experience, assisting with programs centered on public
horticulture, natural history and science/environmental
education. Opportunities exist to gain experience with
exhibit development, school programming, teaching,
writing and developing educational materials, based on
the intern’s interest and Holden’s annual needs.
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Internship Opportunity
Outdoor Program Director
Girl Scouts of Ohio's
Heartland
Develop and direct the work of the outdoor program
function to ensure safe and high quality programs that
address the interests and needs of members and increase
appreciation for, and stewardship of the environment.
Ensure the development of age appropriate, girl-centered
program.
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Job Description
Assistant
Director, Outdoor Education Center
Glen Helen Ecology
Institute, Antioch College
Background:
The
Glen Helen Outdoor Education Center (OEC) is the
Midwest’s original environmental learning
facility.
It is located within Glen Helen, a 1000-acre preserve
owned by Antioch College. The OEC
welcomes nearly 3000
schoolchildren each year, and also provides a training
program for naturalist and
administrative interns. The OEC is adjacent to the Glen
Helen Raptor Center, which provides education
programs and rehabilitation for birds of prey.
General
description:
The Assistant
Director works closely with the Outdoor Education Center
Director on all aspects of OEC
operations including
management and coordination of programs. The Assistant
Director is responsible for
educational resources and live animals used for
education, and provides close oversight to the Glen
Helen Extension program and Naturalist Training
Program.
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The Peace Corps needs volunteers with degrees in
Environmental Science, Fish/Wildlife Management,
Forestry, Natural Resources and Water Resources. Peace
Corps is a 27-month overseas commitment. It is a great
way to learn more about other cultures, to help others,
and to grow personally. All your living expenses are
paid, and at the end of 27 months you receive $6,075
that can be used any way you wish. You may qualify for
graduate credit for some of your experiences abroad [see
Dr. Fortner]. Call 312-353-4990 for more information.
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