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NOLS Public Policy Internship
Next internship begins: September 2007
Accepting applications: Until July 10, 2007
Term of internship: Six months
Stipend: $100 per week, dispersed every two weeks.
Job Description: The Public Policy Intern will assist the Public Policy Director and the Wilderness Advocacy Coordinator with a variety of tasks related to federal agency regulations and curriculum development. Projects may include the following:
- Research and assist HQ and branches with the preparation of curriculum fact sheets used to teach policy and environmental topics on field courses.
- Prepare articles for the school newspaper.
- Prepare a permit and regulations report.
- Assist with efforts to participate in land management planning processes that affect school operations.
Skills Development Opportunities: The Public Policy Intern will likely have opportunities to work with other NOLS departments and participate in activities in the field. For example:
- Participate in a course issue day.
- Assist the Human Resources department with projects related to international labor relations.
- Visit a field course on a re-ration.
- Attend public policy-related meetings (e.g., with a land management agency).
Skills Desired: A good candidate for the public policy internship will offer the following skills/attributes:
- Ability to communicate clearly (verbally and in writing)
- Understanding of and passion for the NOLS mission
- Good analytical capability
- A strong wilderness ethic
- A basic knowledge of land management systems and principles
Contact: Interested individuals should send a resume and cover letter to:
Jennifer Lamb
NOLS Public Policy Director
284 Lincoln Street
Lander, WY 82520
Email: Jennifer_lamb@nols.edu
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