Organization: National Young Farmers Coalition
Position Title: Fall Intern
Location: Hudson, NY
Hours and Compensation: 10 hours/week
NYFC does not provide stipends for internships, but will work closely with students to see that the internship meets credit requirements.
Application Deadline: not given
Organization Overview
The National Young Farmers Coalition (NYFC) is a network of young and sustainable farmers across the country organizing for our collective success: we’re defining the issues that beginning farmers face, fighting for the policy change that we need, and bringing farmers together in person and online to learn, share and build a stronger community. For more information check out our website at http://www.youngfarmers.org/
Description
We are currently seeking a fall intern to help build our national coalition. The intern will work approximately 10 hours per week in our Hudson, NY office. Interns will have the benefit of learning critical research, grassroots organizing and advocacy skills from experienced staff.
Responsibilities
• Administrative support • Outreach to members • Event planning • Blog Writing • Coordination of campaign events to engage farmers/ consumers and pressure targets • Representing NYFC and recruiting new members at community meetings, festivals, and other events • Researching emerging issues to move campaigns forward • Holding regular office hours and participating in weekly meetings with staff.
Qualifications
Strong interest in food and farming issues and commitment to social change. Strong verbal and written communication and time management skills. Desire to develop organizing skills. Cheerful and enthusiastic attitude!
How to Apply
Please email a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to Sophie Ackoff, membership and development coordinator, at [email protected].
Contact
PO Box 292 Tivoli, NY 12583 * 917-318-1428
Organization: Next 10
Position Title: Economic & Environmental Research Fellowship
Location: San Francisco, California
Hours and Compensation: Competitive compensation and full benefits will support the fellow. The fellowship is full-time and begins in the fall and lasts one year.
Application Deadline: none given
Organization Overview
The Economic & Environmental Research Fellowship at Next 10 will support the work of an individual with an advanced degree in economics or a related field. The Next 10 Fellowship is supporting a new research position that will add to our small team working to educate and engage Californians on issues relating to the intersection of the economy, the environment, and an improved quality of life for all Californians. This non-profit Fellowship is being offered for the first time by Next 10 and is an exciting opportunity to help increase the organization’s visibility as well as expand our current capacity.
Description
The Economic & Environmental Research Fellow will work independently to develop original research under the direction of the Program Director. The position’s primary responsibilities will be to 1) provide publishable research and analysis to advance the organization’s mission, and 2) advise on innovative new research areas for the organization to consider. The Research Fellow will produce independent research briefs along with and outreach and communications (blog posts, etc.) to promote Next 10 research, review research prepared by outside experts for Next 10, and will provide background research on various project/issue areas being considered by the organization.
Responsibilities
- Maintain a working knowledge of climate and energy policy issues and research, prepare background research on potential new research areas that are under consideration by the organization, and conduct literature reviews and summaries of relevant economic, environmental, and policy research
·Draft and edit reports, research briefs, white papers, fact sheets, and blog posts as directed, and revise products as necessary for publication
·Collect and analyze data, including data on economic performance from our site www.compare50.org, and produce top-quality economic analysis as well as environmental research on approved subject areas
- Ensure that written materials published by the organization are technically accurate and credible; up to date with respect to relevant laws, policies, and economics; and accessibly communicated
- Prepare and present both original research and key findings from other Next 10 research and projects to diverse audiences
·Participate with Next 10’s communication consultants and staff in the media release of Next 10 reports and to identify key media opportunities
- Work with the rest of the office on various projects
Qualifications
·Graduate degree in economics or a closely related field
·Experience in a research position with strong quantitative, analytical and data skills
- Demonstrated communication skills, including the ability to communicate complex subject matter to a broad audience in terms that non-experts can understand, and communicate effectively with senior level stakeholders, expert researchers, economists, and other consultants and colleagues
- Excellent written and interpersonal communication skills, and a willingness to both take initiative and direction
- Commitment to Next 10’s mission and to working in a nonpartisan environment
- Knowledge and focus on California’s economic and environmental performance
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, as well as statistical analysis software
Additional Desired Skills
- A PhD in economics or a closely related field is not required but would be preferred
- In-depth knowledge about the California economy
- Project management experience
- Experience presenting research findings to various audiences
- Ability to produce maps, charts, and tables for reports
- Proficiency in speaking Spanish or Chinese
How to Apply
To apply, please submit a cover letter, resume, salary history and brief writing sample to [email protected] with “CEERF position” as the subject line. No phone calls please.
Contact
Organization: Environment America
Position Title: Clean Energy Associate
Location: Washington, DC (other positions available around the country)
Hours and Compensation: As the Clean Energy Associate you would earn $24,000 in your first year and $25,500 in your second year. You’d be eligible to join our group health plan at no cost to you. You’d accrue two weeks of paid vacation over the course of your first year, and three weeks in your second year. You’d be eligible to apply for college loan assistance after your third month, and to participate in our 401(k) plan at the end of your first year.
Application Deadline: none given
Organization Overview
Environment America works to advance the environmental vision and values we share—clean energy, clean water, wilderness and wildlife protection, healthy food and sustainable agriculture, and more. With nearly 100 professional staff, more than 1 million members, activists and allies, and affiliates in 29 states, we organize the support it takes to stand up to polluting industries and ultimately sweep past them.
Description
The clean energy associate will spearhead our national campaign to promote more energy efficient buildings – building support in Washington D.C. and key states to urge President Obama to move forward with bold policies. Specifically, the clean energy associate will engage cities and institutions in committing to energy efficiency goals, organize national report releases and tours of energy efficient buildings to generate media attention, and build relationships with Obama administration officials and key allies.
Responsibilities
The clean energy associate will also help to build the organization by recruiting and overseeing interns, recruiting new staff, directing a summer citizen outreach office over two summers, and communicating with our members through email alerts, newsletters and mailings.
Qualifications
We’re seeking candidates ready to commit themselves to fighting for the environment. Being a fellow is not for everybody. It’s tough, demanding and the challenges never stop. We look for smarts, leadership experience, top-notch written and verbal skills and an eagerness to learn. We value experience organizing, including building campus groups.
How to Apply
Apply online: jobs.environmentamerica.org.
Contact
E-mail: [email protected]
Organization: Public Interest Network
Position Title: Administrative team member
Location: The Public Interest Network is hiring Administrative Team members in our hub locations of Boston, MA, Washington, DC, Chicago IL, Denver, CO, Philadelphia, PA, and Los Angeles, CA.
Hours and Compensation: Salary for this position is commensurate with relevant professional experience that a candidate possesses. Typical salary range for candidates with one to three years of experience is $24,000 to $27,000. A competitive benefits package includes paid holiday and sick days, the opportunity to participate in our group health plan, educational loan assistance for qualifying loans, and a 401k retirement plan and paid vacation after one year on staff. Opportunities for advancement, travel, and additional training are available.
Application Deadline: none given
Organization Overview
The Public Interest Network is a network that includes some of the top public interest organizations in the country, U.S. PIRG, Environment America, Environmental Action, Toxics Action Center, Pesticide Watch, Green Century Funds, Green Corps, National Environmental Law Center, Frontier Group, Community Voters Project, and Accelerate Change.
Together, the groups of The Public Interest Network employ a full arsenal of time-tested strategies for change, including organizing, advocacy, research and policy analysis, litigation and socially responsible investing.
Description
The Administrative team works with The Public Interest Network staff and Staff Directors to provide business operations support to groups nationwide.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities may include: Network Operations: Manage the organization’s physical infrastructure, information technology, and system maintenance
Qualifications
Qualified applicants need to be goal-driven and sharp, with a track record of exercising independent judgment and discretion to solve problems as they arise. . Applicants must be detail-oriented and highly organized, with a friendly and professional demeanor and the maturity to manage confidential and/or sensitive information. The successful applicant will be driven by the idea of building a non-profit organization and have an outstanding work ethic. Finally, the successful applicant must be able to deliver high-quality results, on time.
Ideally, candidates for this position should have at least one year (and up to three years) of relevant administrative experience, preferably in an activist, nonprofit or political organization. Ideal candidates will be comfortable working with Windows, Outlook and Excel, and have a high comfort level working with Access and database design. Candidates must be able to make a two-year commitment to the position.
How to Apply
Only online applications will be considered. Apply online at http://publicinterestnetwork.org/page/pin/apply. Specify which position you are applying for, and be sure to mention where you saw our job advertised. We’ll carefully consider your application and if we think you’re a good fit, we’ll be in touch.
Organization: Rare
Position Title: Finance Coordinator
Location: Arlington, Virginia
Hours and Compensation: Full time
Application Deadline: Applications will be considered on a rolling basis, but candidates are strongly encouraged to apply by August 23.
Organization Overview
Rare is a $20 million fast-growing, international conservation organization that runs state-of-the-art communication and outreach projects which empower local communities with the tools to solve their own conservation challenges. Rare believes that conservation comes down to people—their behaviors toward nature, their beliefs about its value and their ability to protect it without sacrificing basic life needs. And so, conservationists must become as skilled in social change as in science; as committed to community-based solutions as national and international policymaking. Rare and its partners in 50+ countries throughout these regions are committed to designing conservation programs that benefit both people and nature – ensuring that change is embraced and sustained.
Our programs are designed to benefit people and nature. We train and support local conservation leaders to implement Pride campaigns, which are social marketing campaigns that inspire people to take pride in the species and habitats that make their communities unique, while also giving them alternatives to environmentally destructive behaviors such as overfishing, illegal logging, unsustainable agriculture and poaching.
Description
The Finance Coordinator is a key member of our growing finance and operations team. The Finance Coordinator’s primary duties involve cash management (deposits, payments and forecasting models), financial reporting and analysis for all levels of the organization, responding to staff on operational and financial issues and providing support to the Finance VP and Director. High proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is required. In order to carry out the primary duties of the role, the Finance Coordinator will exercise discretion and evaluate possible courses of conduct after various possibilities have been considered. This role is ideal for a highly organized, customer service-oriented individual who is eager to grow and contribute to a fast-growing, high-performing global nonprofit. Excellent excel skills, including the use of pivot tables, graphing and a fundamental understanding of visual basic for excel are a must.
Responsibilities
The Finance Coordinator will exercise independent judgment regarding the following areas of significance:
- Coordinates Rare Finance and Operations’ communications and logistics with the board and assists in the preparation of quarterly board reports.
- Compiles monthly financial reports for budget owners.
- Reviews and verifies financial documents; maintains financial and other business records.
- Audits expense reports and ensures timely reimbursement to Rare employees.
- Answers inquiries and provides information to staff on institutional financial policies and procedures.
- Manages cash receipts and check/wire payment processes including coordinating and reporting with internal departments, recording related transactions in the financial management systems, ensuring compliance with policy and procedures.
- Manages departmental balanced scorecard processes and updates.
- Assist with cohort opening and closing process as it pertains to financial management.
- Assist in budget and grants management tasks as requested.
- Prepares various financial or administrative reports as requested.
- Provides support to financial team in the management and coordination of special projects as assigned.
Qualifications
- A Bachelor’s degree and 1+ year administrative support experience in an office environment with exposure to financial transactions and basic accounting functions strongly preferred. High proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is required.
- Well organized, self-motivated, and able to manage deadlines independently.
- Superb attention to detail and proven ability to execute highly specific tasks.
- Must demonstrate the ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Flexibility to adapt to changing workloads/management schedules and strong multi-tasking/prioritization skills are required.
- Must have strong interpersonal skills and exhibit a high degree of professionalism, resourcefulness, tact, and diplomacy.
- Unflappable enthusiasm, impeccable customer service, and ability to engage and collaborate with all levels within the organization.
- Initiative to take on new projects and continually exhibit a proactive attitude towards all tasks.
- Enthusiasm for Rare’s mission and respect for its values, culture and people.
- Spanish, Mandarin, Bahasa Indonesian, and/or French language skills a plus.
- Previous experience and/or knowledge of the global NGO environmental landscape helpful.
How to Apply
http://hire.jobvite.com/j/?cj=o7oNXfwZ&s=Idealist
Please include your resume and cover letter, outlining how your skills and experience meet the qualifications of the position. Please mention how you learned of this opportunity, note your historical salary levels and you must include your expected salary for this position. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis, but candidates are strongly encouraged to apply by August 23.
Organization: Legrand
Position Title: Corporate Sustainability Analyst
Location: West Hartford, Connecticut
Hours and Compensation:
Application Deadline:
Organization Overview
Legrand is a global company with 30,000 employees world-wide and products sold in 180 countries. As the leading provider of products and systems for electrical installations and information networks wherever people live and work, Legrand delivers an unequaled depth and breadth of innovative solutions for use in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
Description
Legrand has an opportunity for a Corporate Sustainability Analyst at our West Hartford, CT location. The Corporate Sustainability Analyst will be expected to conduct research, analyze information, develop internal/external communications materials, and provide programmatic support to execute Legrand NA sustainability strategy. Scope of role encompasses sustainability objectives and strategies as pertains to operations, products, supply chain, marketing, employee and community relations. The Corporate Sustainability Analyst will also conduct research and assimilate data to be used to evaluate market trends, competitive analysis, best practices, communications tools and business opportunities.
Responsibilities
- Work with Vice President to develop/update, adopt, communicate and implement strategic sustainability plan, garnering input from across the corporation, garnering management and employee commitment on the plan.
- As directed by the VP, interact with both internal and external stakeholders (such as association staff or NGOs) to promote positive relationships to learn more about sustainability issues, identify best practices, and find opportunities for partnership.
- Design, develop and deliver appropriate communications materials (e.g., speeches, brochures, reports, news releases, web sites and other on-line information, video and photography) for all audiences.
- Provide focused research and analysis to support execution of specific initiatives to support sustainability strategy, including but not limited to improving product, operational and supply chain performance. Gather data related to internal initiatives, analyze and produce reports, graphs and/or data models on an ongoing or ad hoc basis, as required.
Qualifications
Education: Minimum of BS or BA in business, public policy or degree related to sustainability, environmental management, environmental sciences, including clean energy. Master’s degree preferred.
Experience: Minimum three years relevant experience in corporate, association or NGO environment.
Skills/Knowledge/Abilities:
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Demonstrated knowledge and interest in the concepts and practices associated with sustainability, including for example, energy and environmental management, climate change and social dimensions. Strong interest in applying sustainability principles in a business environment.
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Self-starter who will be proactive in identifying initiatives to advance the sustainability, strategy. Must be highly collaborative and able to work in a team based environment. Flexibility and adaptability are essential. Willing to work independently while maintaining a close working relationship with the VP when operating remotely.
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Requires strong organizational and time management skills, close attention to detail and be able to effectively handle multiple priorities. Able to evaluate situations, identify options and implement effective solutions quickly and efficiently.
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Must have excellent verbal, presentation and written communications skills and be able to interact effectively across all levels of the organization. Must be an effective listener, able to maintain focus, extract necessary information and validate understanding of the information. Able to independently create effective reports, presentations and business correspondence.
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Exceptional computer and software skills: PowerPoint, Excel, Word; proficiency with various e-mail, calendaring, meeting management and related communications software; website design and maintenance competencies.
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Must have strong analytical skills and proven ability to effectively research and summarize information on a variety of subjects.
How to Apply
Apply for this job online
Contact
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Organization: African Facility for Inclusive Markets
Position Title: Junior Professional Officer
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Start Date: November 4, 2013
Application Deadline: September 1, 2013
Organization Overview
AFIM’s four main outputs are:
- Increased capacity of regional organizations, governments, and other stakeholders to support inclusive market development in the region
- Inclusive market development initiatives at sub-regional and country levels developed and supported
- Alliance of partners for African inclusive market development established
- Improved access to finance for small producers and enterprises facilitated
Description
For further in formation see www.undp.org/africa/privatesector
Qualifications
This post is opened in the context of the Junior Professional Officer (JPO) scheme sponsored by the Government of the Netherlands and is open exclusively to developing countries candidates from the following list: http://www.nedworcfoundation.nl/pdf/List%20of%20eligible%20countries.pdf
- Master degree or equivalent Advanced Degree in a related field of expertise
- At least 2 years of relevant work experience related to developmental issues, preferably in relation with private sector development
- Hands on work experience in project support services delivery in developing countries in general and Africa in particular with UN agencies
- Experience of private sector and inclusive market development as asset
How to Apply
http://jobs.undp.org/cj_view_job.cfm?cur_job_id=39368
Organization: Environmental Defense Fund
Position Title: Northeast Communications Manager, US Climate & Energy
Location: New York City
Hours and Compensation: full-time, starting as soon as possible
Application Deadline: none given
Organization Overview
With world attention focused on both the environment and the economy, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) is where policymakers and business leaders turn for win-win solutions. This leading green group, with programs from Boston to Beijing, has tripled in size over the past decade by focusing on strong science, uncommon partnerships and market-based approaches. You can be part of a vibrant workplace that welcomes diverse perspectives, talents and contributions, where innovation and a focus on results are a way of life.
Description
The Northeast Communications Manager will work with experts in EDF’s New York office to develop, implement and manage strategic communications plans in order to advance the goals of Environmental Defense Fund, helping to achieve policy objectives and maintain EDF’s leadership role on environmental and energy policy in the Northeast. He/she will also assist the Communications Director of the US Climate and Energy program with national communications initiatives as necessary.
Responsibilities
- Developing and executing regional environmental and energy policy-related communications strategies and outreach materials including press conferences, one-on-one meetings with the media and opinion leaders (i.e. elected officials, appointed officials, etc.), press releases, editorial board meetings, placing and writing opinion editorials, writing and promoting blogs and social media promotion;
- Managing Northeast region-related content on EDF’s Energy Exchange blog and @EDFEnergyEX Twitter handle;
- Building and maintaining positive working relationships with targeted online, print and broadcast journalists, editorial writers and columnists, as well as with other opinion leaders in the Northeast;
- Garnering, tracking and marketing earned media exposure in regional media outlets;
- Researching and pitching EDF experts for thought-leading environment and energy-related speaking events across the region; and
- Helping to maintain electronic files, including media lists, press clips, collateral, etc.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in journalism, public relations, communications or marketing; Master’s degree is a plus
- A minimum of seven years communications experience, preferably in a political or issue advocacy context
- Proficiency with social media tools and outlets required
- Proficiency in Office software (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and Internet required
- Practical, real-world experience in environmental media and communications preferred
- Experience working on local and/or statewide press outreach preferred
- Basic graphic and web design and video editing experience preferred
- Familiarity with cutting-edge communication technologies preferred (i.e. Vocus, etc.)
- Superior creative and opportunistic media outreach abilities
- Excellent writing, proofing and editing skills
- Experience managing contractors (i.e. Web and graphic designers, communications consultants, etc.)
- Excellent telephone, oral communication and presentation skills
- Ability to adapt to frequent change and prioritize multiple tasks effectively under deadline pressure
- Detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills
How to Apply
Organization: Hudson Valley green DrinksG
Location: Keegan Ales 20 Saint James Street, Kingston
Time/Date: Wednesday, August 28th, 6-8pm
Description
Green Drinks is an opportunity to meet, talk, and decompress. with other folks working for a more sustainable society here in the Hudson Valley (and beyond). There is no admission fee. If you can be there, please RSVP by this link: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/7889292085
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Organization: United Nations Development Programme
Position Title: Development Writers/Editors, Long Term Agreement
Location: Home-based
Hours and Compensation: 1 year initial contract
Application Deadline: September 2, 2013
Organization Overview
As a trusted and neutral multilateral partner serving 177 countries and territories around the world, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is uniquely positioned to advocate for transformative change, connect countries to the knowledge and resources they require to promote sustainable human development and to coordinate the efforts of the United Nations at the country level.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
- Master’s Degree in development studies and social sciences, journalism, communications, international relations or other development or communications-related area of study;
- Minimum 5 years of experience as a writer/editor producing/editing relevant publications and products;
- Experience in writing for media outlets, development-related organizations, research centres, think-tanks or multilateral institutions required;
- Substantive understanding of and/or background in one or more of the following areas of specialization: poverty reduction and achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the process to define a post-2015 development agenda; democratic governance; sustainable development, environment and energy; HIV/AIDS, health and development; gender equality and women’s empowerment; and knowledge, innovation and capacity development;
- Proven record in advanced copy editing and/or producing knowledge in the area of sustainable, human development and international development;
- Knowledge of UN, including UNDP terminology, language and style an advantage.
- Complete fluency in English (written and oral).
How to Apply
- Mandatory submission of UNDP Personal History form P11. A personal CV is welcome in addition.
- Samples of work you consider to be the best and most relevant examples of at least two of the following categories.
The total number of samples should not exceed 6.
- An opinion/news article written and/or edited by the candidate;
- An advocacy or outreach-related product (brochure/booklet/press kit) written and/or edited by the candidate;
- A development-related publication or knowledge product written and/or edited by the candidate.
- The P11 form can be downloaded at the following web address: http://sas.undp.org/documents/p11_personal_history_form.doc; (copy and paste link into browser)
- The candidate must specify if she/he was solely responsible for producing or editing each of the above materials;
- Please provide the samples in a document with internet links;
- Please note that if internet links are not available, the candidate must otherwise submit the relevant content by email to [email protected] with the subject line “Sample Work for Writer/Editor Long Term Agreement 2013”.
Evaluation Timeline
Organization: Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Position Title: Development Data Administrator
Location: Portland, Maine
Hours and Compensation: not listed
Application Deadline: September 3, 2013
Organization Overview
The Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) has emerged as a catalyst for solutions to complex challenges at the nexus of Maine’s marine ecosystem and our economy. GMRI is widely respected as one of the top marine research institutions in the Northeast. Our fusion of science, education, and community gives us range to effect change from multiple directions. Our objectivity and commitment to collaboration make us the go-to organization for communities grappling with contentious political issues and new business systems. We are making a long-term investment in science literacy as a cornerstone of a 21st century economy by providing programs to ignite the curiosity, ambition, innovation, and problem-solving potential of Maine’s next generation.
Description
GMRI is seeking a Data Administrator to serve as a key member of our Development Team. The primary responsibility for the Data Administrator is to maintain accurate and up-to-date constituent and event records in a relational database [currently Raiser’s Edge]. As much as 50% of this positions will focus on data entry and maintenance. The balance will involve extraction and formatting of mailing lists, reports, and other tools/analysis as needed for timely and effective donor cultivation solicitation, and stewardship, as well as a variety of tasks to ensure the security and integrity of the database and other online systems. This position requires an aptitude for maintaining high volumes of data with meticulous attention to detail and an ability to derive personal satisfaction from working behind the scenes to support the efforts other team members in fundraising and communications. It requires a self-starter, who can work both independently and in close collaboration with other team members, and who can prioritize effectively when faced with multiple competing demands.
Responsibilities
Data management, Security training and support, GMRI appeals and constituent communications
Qualifications
GMRI will seek candidates with strong data entry, management, and analytical skills, multi-tasking ability, oral and written skills, a friendly and pleasant office and phone demeanor, familiarity with Microsoft Office software, prior administrative experience, project management skills, interest in working in a demanding and changing workplace, and an interest in marine education and research. Specific qualifications include:
B.A. or B.S. with demonstrated work experience in data entry and manipulation in a relational database (with direct experience in Raisers Edge or similar fundraising software a strong plus);
Skilled in exporting to and manipulating data in Excel and/or or report writing programs, as well as mail merge functions (experience with pivot tables a plus);
- Skilled in online biographical and other research;
- Technology savvy, with an orientation for troubleshooting and comfort navigating across multiple systems (working knowledge of online communications tools such as Constant Contact a plus);
- Highest level of attention to detail, accuracy, and confidentiality;
- Working knowledge of fundraising information resources, techniques, and strategies (direct experience in a fundraising environment a plus);
- Demonstrated knowledge of and sensitivity to the process and needs of relationship building, with an orientation toward the people behind the data;
- Interest in and inclination toward data analysis and streamlining of processes (e.g., through import functions) highly desirable;
- Highly organized, self-starter with experience managing and accomplishing multiple tasks;
- Demonstrated interpersonal and communication skills with a variety of constituents;
- Ability to work well independently and as a team player with a sense of humor and ability to function in a fast-paced, energetic and rapidly evolving organization.
How to Apply
Please submit cover letter, resume, and the names and addresses of three references by September 3, 2013 to ensure full consideration. To apply for this position, please Click Here
Contact
Questions should be referred to [email protected]. Please note that we will not be accepting resumes sent to this email address. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Organization: Millbrook School
Position Title: Part-time Environmental Science Teacher
Location: Millbrook, NY
Hours and Compensation: September 9th, 2013- end of May 2014
Application Deadline: none given
Organization Overview
The Millbrook School science department is innovative, research-based, and collaborative. Classes are taught in the school’s LEEDS certified math and science center, completed in 2009. Millbrook’s natural resources (AZA-accredited zoo, wetlands, forest canopy walkway) and long-term commitment to environmental stewardship provide unique opportunities for hands-on work and original research with students. Millbrook is a mission-based boarding independent high school. Passion for their discipline, energy for adolescents, adaptability, humor, and integrity are the hallmarks of Millbrook’s faculty.
Description
Millbrook School seeks a part-time environmental science teacher to teach one section of environmental science (year-long, elective course for 11th & 12th graders) starting September 9th, 2013 through the end of May 2014. The curriculum for the course is fully developed, but there is opportunity for teacher input and design as well.
Qualifications
A.B.S. is required; teaching experience is preferred. New York State teacher certification is not required.
How to Apply
Please send letter of interest and resume to
Katherine Havard, Dean of Faculty, Millbrook School, at [email protected].
Contact
Millbrook School | 131 Millbrook School Road | Millbrook | NY 12545 | T.(845)677.8261 F.(845)677.8598
Organization: Center for Effective Government
Position Title: Environmental Policy Intern
Location: Washington DC
Hours & Compensation: Full-time. A monthly stipend of up to $500 may be provided to offset housing and travel costs.
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1 bedroom apartment newly renovated $750
2 bedroom apartment wall to wall carpet $850
3 bedroom trailer $895
All of the apartments have laundry facilities onsite. Private parking and quiet country setting. Immediate occupancy.
Call and ask for Scott. (845) 656-0955
Furnished Room For Rent/12 x 14 in Quiet private home on 18 acres, Catskill mountain views. Outside the village of Tivoli 5 minute drive to Bard College. 550.00 a month all utilities and Wifi included. Bathroom is a share w/ 1 other person. Must like dogs and cats.
Contact Janna at 845 417 8387 for details.
1 bedroom studio apartment located on a safe, quiet residential street is walking distance from the Lyceum Movie Theatre in Red Hook and is minutes away from Bard College. This bright, clean 650sf studio apartment has brand new appliances which includes new range, refrigerator and dishwasher. There is plenty of windows which add to the charm of this lovely apartment. Heat & Electric included, and basic cable. Internet is available. Apartment is in a private residential home, with separate entrance, suitable for one person. Tenant is responsible for garbage removal, and hot water. One month security along with, first and last month’s rent to move in. Month to month rental agreement. Pets and smoking are not permitted.
Contact Peter for more details. September 1st, 2013 ready for a tenant
Information as follows: Rent… $975.00 per month Phone 845-399-6362 (leave message) Email, [email protected]
House to Share
Looking for graduate student or faculty to share beautiful artist home (with one other) in the village of Rhinebeck. Own bathroom, bedroom and lots of privacy. Great backyard and gas fireplace. Walk to everything. Must see to appreciate.
$800 plus utilities. For more information email: [email protected]
1-Bedroom apartment on Hudson River estate for Rent. Perfect for single or couple. Located on 12-acre private woodland property on Woods Road between Germantown and Tivoli. Walk down private road to Hudson River views. Filled with natural daylight, brand new euro kitchen with full-size fridge, radiant heat, wood stove, private deck. Fully furnished with king size bed, sectional sofa, antiques and completely equipped kitchen (dishes, glasses, pots & pans!). Would be perfect for visiting professor or for weekend use. Looking for responsible, nature-lover to share our property. We have a meadow in our front yard, not a lawn. Butterflies and birds are abundant. Very quiet and private property. $1000/ month for full year lease. $1200 / month for shorter term rental. Includes utilities, Wifi – but no TV.
Please contact Terren Baker by email: [email protected] or by phone: 917-940-2595. Available September 1.
Organization: Center for Responsible Travel
Position Title: Research Intern
Location: Washington DC
Hours & Compensation: Applicants must be able to commit to at least 10 – 12 weeks of full-time work this fall between September and December. Exact dates are flexible. A part-time internship is also negotiable for qualified applicants currently in school, with a minimum commitment of 15 hours/week. Unpaid.
Application Deadline: August 23, 2013
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Organization: The Center for the NextGeneration
Position Title: Energy and Climate Program Intern: Climate Risk
Location: San Francisco, CA
Hours & Compensation: 25 hrs/wk. Paid. Next Generation is located in downtown San Francisco and pays $15-20/hour depending on qualifications and experience. The candidate must be able to commit approximately 20 hours per week and able to commute to San Francisco. Next Generation provides a monthly transit allowance to interns to help cover costs associated with travel to and from the office.
Application Deadline: September 30, 2013 read more…
