Apply for Summer internship to support Heritage Habitat by March 15
It’s an age-old dilemma. College graduates get their diplomas and apply for their first jobs only to find that most jobs require experience. But how do you get experience if no one will hire you?
Virginia Cooperative Extension internships give you the opportunity to explore careers in nutrition, agriculture, environmental science, natural resources, family and consumer sciences or community and youth development. And you get paid.
This summer, the National Park Service, Virginia Cooperative Extension, and Virginia Department of Forestry are jointly sponsoring a summer internship to support the Heritage Habitat project.
Major responsibilities will include field-work, program development & delivery on the Manassas Battlefield National Park and the Conway Robinson State Forest in support of the Heritage Habitat Trails program, a LEAF site in cooperation with Virginia Master Naturalists.
This 12-week internship pays $12/hour. Applications due March 15.
For more information contact:
Adam Downing (540) 948-6881 [email protected]
Bryan Gorsira (703) 754-1861 [email protected]
Sarah Parmelee (540) 347-6358 [email protected]
