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SSI Host - Summer Student Internship Host Information
Hosting a SSI Intern:
The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) at Northern Arizona University is soliciting intern host sites for the Environmental Summer Internship Program.
Undergraduate and graduate students interested in environmental or related careers (law, policy, management, engineering, science, etc.) will be selected by ITEP to work
in tribal environmental offices, regional EPA offices, and other tribal environmental organizations for ten weeks, from approximately June through August. As an intern
host you gain a dedicated intern who will complete a new or on-going project directly related to air quality, which will benefit the student, your agency and the environment.
ITEP will choose host sites based on how well the projects match interns' credentials and skills. ITEP will provide each student intern with a $4,000 stipend, with
housing and travel allowances available as needed.
Application Process:
If you are interested in hosting a SSI intern, please complete and submit the on-line application below.
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Project requirements:
- Projects must be oriented toward air quality and its environmental impacts.
- Project that is beyond general secretarial/clerical support but feasible, relative
to intern's qualifications and time requirements.
- Project must have an identifiable supervisor/mentor that is on location and committed
to the interns' professional and academic development. The mentor will also need to provide
the intern with orientation and guidance to the new area and culture.
- Sufficient space, facilities and resources to support the project (designated work space,
computer, phone, Internet access)
- Project must contribute to on-going program of sponsoring organization.
Please submit an Application to Host a Summer Intern, outlining the following:
- Type of project on which the student will be working, and how it relates to air quality
- Activities in which the student will be involved (i.e. technical, field work, legislative,
meetings, travel, policies, conferences).
- Special skills required/desired for your project.
- Name of immediate supervisor and mentor.
- Location of host office and student workspace.
- Local housing options and contact information.
Contact:
Matthew Zierenberg, 928/523-8864, Matthew.Zierenberg@nau.edu
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