The International Pacific Halibut Commission (IPHC) is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated student to work in the IPHC office located near Fisherman’s Terminal in Seattle, Washington, USA. The Internship Program is designed to give students exposure to a wide variety of tasks associated with the management of an international fisheries resource. Each student is assigned a specific research project that is chosen by the staff. The student will work closely with a supervisor to ensure continuing progress toward work goals and with other staff members on the various tasks assigned.

The Marine Global Earth Observatory (MarineGEO) program is currently seeking an
undergraduate or recent graduate for a summer internship at the Smithsonian Marine Station in
Ft. Pierce, Florida.

The College of the Environment is pleased to announce the availability of undergraduate scholarships for the 2019-2020 academic year.

Learn about current UW STEM Research in a diversity context directly from UW researchers, graduate students, staff and faculty.

KAUST’s Marine Science program will be hosting a three-week summer course from July 21 to August 8, 2019. The course will highlight a range of topics relevant to the Red Sea Research Center’s work, including genomics, microbiology, ecology, environmental science, and biological oceanography. Several KAUST faculty will be participating. The course will consist of a combination of lectures, fieldwork, labwork, and data analysis workshops, with an emphasis on hands-on experiences. 

The event will take place in the lobby of FSH following the SAFS seminar. Topics include lakes and rivers, invertebrates, reefs and tropics, the Arctic and its ice, recreation, fish identification, pop culture, and a possible bonus round! We hope to see you there! 

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provides opportunities for students pursuing career options while progressing towards their degree – whether undergraduate, graduate, or beyond. We offer opportunities that can expose current and former students to a career field while assisting NOAA in performing critical work that supports our mission.

Help produce FieldNotes – an environmental journal focused on promoting undergraduate research and telling inspiring stories about the world around us. Work with a team to create the next issue of FieldNotes by writing and editing short articles, capturing imagery, designing the layout, and more!

Work-ready training in marine science, policy, management, and outreach. Purpose: To contribute to a diverse ocean workforce that understands technical and social challenges facing coastal communities and the natural environment, and prepare undergraduate students for graduate school and careers in marine science, policy, management, and outreach.

Are you interested in traveling to Yellowstone National Park over spring break?  Want to see wolves, explore US National Park Service management, put your GIS and wildlife skills to work, or catch and track a raven?  If so, then you may be interested in taking ESRM 459 with Professors John Marzluff, Aaron Wirsing and Monica Moskal.