Clemson University’s Youth Learning Institute

Camp Sewee Job Description

Title:                       Marine Science Instructor/Counselor
Work Dates:         May 23 – August 10, 2021
Location:               Awendaw, SC (20 miles from Charleston)

Description:

To lead, instruct, and supervise campers (ages 8-16) in all areas of Marine Science Curriculum and perform duties that are required by the Camp Director.  The camp runs out of a coastal area in South Carolina.  It has direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway and we take trips out to a barrier island for nature hikes and marine studies. During the week, trips are made to aquariums, water parks, environmental education centers, and the ocean for surfing. At camp we take the campers into the salt marsh, crabbing, cast netting, as well as study dolphins and turtles. Various large and small group games are also led throughout the week. You can take a look at our camp by going to our website at http://seweesummer.camp/

Principal Duties:

• Teach all components of the Marine Science Curriculum (training provided).
• Lead students in daily program classes and activities (group games, team building, wake-up, meals, canteen, campfire, and rap-up).
• Be actively involved in all program activities, leading and participating in evening recreational and instructional times as scheduled.
• Assist with routine
• Set-up and maintenance of site and program
• Perform direct supervision of children while involved in classes and activities (on- and off-site).
• Perform camp counselor duties including staying and attending to campers over night while they are at

Qualifications:

• Pursuing a BA or BS in Marine Science, Biology, Wildlife and Fisheries Biology, Parks and Recreation, or related field is preferred but not necessary to apply (applies to Juniors, Seniors, and College )
• Residential camp experience
• Must have the patience, understanding, flexibility, and energy to work and live with campers and
• Must demonstrate teaching skills and the ability to implement creative “hands-on” teaching
• Must be willing to sacrifice, adapt, and work hard as part of a team pursuing one common goal and

Salary:

$440 – $580 twice a month plus lodging, meals during camp and a sickness/accidental insurance plan.

Contact:

If you are interested in the position please send your resume and three professional references to Candice Heatherly at ceharpe@clemson.edu. Please submit resume and references by March 1^st.

Clemson University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any individual or group of individuals on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status or genetic information.

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We are recruiting for a qualified scientist to work as a benthic invertebrate researcher on a federal contract we are bidding. This position is full-time, based in Seattle, WA, and will start in May 2021. Our ideal job candidate will be experienced in identifying benthic invertebrates, self-motivated with strong analytical skills, resourceful, organized, adept at creative problem-solving, and a team player who excels in a dynamic environment.

Duties:

• Conduct image analysis (annotation) for underwater stereo video or still images collected during the 2021‐2023 fieldwork in the Gulf of Alaska, Aleutian Islands, Eastern Bering Sea and archived images (as time allows) collected from past dives. Data will be collected via an in‐house video analysis software equipped with a database for storage and archiving of images and analysis.
• Coordinate and participate in the Alaska initiative of the Deep‐Sea Coral and Research Technology program as local program coordinator. Provide background materials, assemble and edit program related documents and schedule and attend Deep Sea Coral programmatic meetings developing agendas and notes.
• Create scientific reports, publications, briefings, presentations and outreach from data collected
• Develop field guides for coral and sponge species.
• This position may allow for participation in fieldwork collecting video, specimens, environmental data or other scientific products during Groundfish Assessment Program routine surveys or dedicated Deep‐Sea Coral and sponge scientific studies in Alaskan waters.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree with emphasis in fisheries, oceanography, social science, natural science, mathematics, or hydrology;
• Experience using stereo image analysis processing software to classify substrate, fish and invertebrates;
• Experience identifying Alaska benthic invertebrates and groundfish either as specimens or from underwater images;
• Experience designing and producing outreach materials for the public and reports (such as AFSC Technical Memoranda) describing scientific research and analyses;
• Experience coordinating and conducting large meetings, workshops, briefings etc.; and
• Ability to participate in at sea field work for 10 days to 3 weeks each year.

How to Apply

Email your resume and cover letter to:

Kathy.robinson@saltwaterinc.com.

Full position details/apply here

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The Marine Science Institute is seeking a qualified Junior Specialist in marine science to work with the California Sea Grant Extension Program and collaborating researchers on a marine biotoxin and fisheries project. This work aims to identify factors influencing biotoxin impacts on fished species, particularly crustaceans.

The qualified individual will work closely with the project investigators and others in the development and implementation of project-based research and outreach activities. Principal duties include: organizing and assisting with field research; managing laboratory activities such as sample processing, data entry and quality assurance and protocol documentation; data management and analyses; conducting literature searches and assisting with preparation of outreach materials including fact sheets, technical reports and manuscripts; coordinate, work with and mentor undergraduate student assistants.

Basic Qualifications:
Applicant must have a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant field (e.g., aquatic biology, marine science, environmental management, or coastal resources management) or equivalent research experience (2 years with a relevant associates degree plus 2 years relevant experience) at the time of application.

Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience with subtidal survey and collection protocols;
• AAUS research SCUBA dive certification;
• Small boat experience;
• Knowledge of natural history and California marine organisms;
• Familiarity with California fisheries and experience engaging with fishing communities;
• Experience maintaining marine organisms;
• Knowledge and/or experience with laboratory work;
• Ability to manage, analyze and synthesize data;
• Strong organizational and communication skills;
• Experience with outreach, mentoring and coordinating others;
• Ability to work with diverse individuals and groups.

Special Conditions:
• Valid California Driver’s license
• Ability to work long work days (10+ hours) and a variable schedule including occasional weekends.
• The position will be located on the UCSB campus and field research and outreach activities will occur throughout California.

The duration of the initial appointment is 12 months at 100% time at the Junior Specialist level; reappointment for an additional year(s) is possible depending on performance and funding. The position is available immediately. Salary is competitive, commensurate with the applicant’s qualifications.

Please upload a cover letter stating your research and outreach accomplishments and interests, curriculum vitae, and contact information for up to three references to:

https://recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF01943

For primary consideration apply by February 8, 2021

Position is open until filled.

The University is especially interested in candidates who can contribute to the diversity and excellence of the academic community through research, teaching and service as appropriate to the position.

The University of California is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

Document requirements

• Curriculum Vitae – Your most recently updated C.V.
• Cover Letter – State your research and outreach accomplishments and interests

Reference requirements

• 3 required (contact information only)

Full position details/application (expires 2/8/2021)

The NEFSC Cooperative Research Branch is hiring several new contract staff to support the Branch’s research initiatives. We would appreciate any assistance in circulating these announcements to recruit a diverse and skilled pool of candidates. Some positions may be filled soon so interested candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.

Field Biologist: https://chu.tbe.taleo.net/chu04/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ERT&cws=1&rid=2472

Gulf of Maine Bottom Longline Survey Analyst: http://www.techglobalinc.com/job-opening/analyst-2/

Squid Size Monitoring Project Manager (Fisheries Biologist): http://www.techglobalinc.com/job-opening/fisheries-biologist/

Best regards,
Dave

—
W. David McElroy (pronouns: he/him)

Cooperative Research Branch

Northeast Fisheries Science Center

NOAA Fisheries | U.S. Department of Commerce

Office: 166 Water St.

Woods Hole, MA 02543

(508) 495-2249

www.fisheries.noaa.gov

College of the Environment undergrads,

Have you ever wondered how to become more involved with the College of the Environment? Want to learn more about environmental careers and how to find a job in your field? Want to learn how to plan a large event? Want to help prospective students learn about College of the Environment programs? Then this opportunity might be for you!

The College of the Environment Academic Affairs office is hiring for one to two part-time program assistants. Below is the position description. Follow this link to apply online via HandShake. The deadline to apply is February 15th, 2021 at 11 PM.

 Description:

Primary duties of the Career Services & Academic Affairs Program Assistant include managing the College of the Environment Career Opportunities webpage, coordinating the Undergraduate Student Ambassador Program and related recruitment activities and events, and assisting in the management, planning, and execution of events. The student assistants play a key leadership role in organizing major annual events such as the Environmental Career Fair and Future Student Visit Days. Additionally student assistants help other departments within the college in filming and editing tours of lab and classroom spaces, as well as promotional videos for future students. Student Assistants are invited to serve as an Undergraduate Student Ambassador but are not required to do so.

Required Qualifications:

Candidates should have a genuine interest in the College’s focus on environment, sustainability, and conservation and specifically be interested in environmental career pathways and/or career services. Candidates must have excellent written and oral communication skills, excellent attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to prioritize several competing tasks and projects. In addition, candidates must be comfortable with computers, work well as a member of a team, communicate effectively with colleagues, exercise good judgment, be open to learning new skills, and meet deadlines.

• Experience with MS Office, specifically Word (mail merge) and Excel
• Knowledge of how to edit and update web pages, specifically Word Press

Questions? Contact envjobs@uw.edu.

College of the Environment Academic Affairs & Career Services Team