• Green Fund Proposal Workshop
  March 29, 2023 ‧ 5-6pm ‧ Reeve 220
  Green Fund is a student-run committee that funds and supports the implementation of student-proposed, sustainability-minded projects and initiatives on the Oshkosh campus. Curious about what the proposal process entails? Stop by the informal & unstructured proposal workshop to ask questions, learn about the proposal process, brainstorm ideas, get help with your application, etc. If you’d like to take advantage of over $60,000 in sustainable funding, download and complete the Green Fund proposal application, found on the Green Fund website.
  Proposals due: April 21, 11:59pm • Mandatory Proposal Hearing: April 24, 5-7pm, Location TBD
  Questions? Contact greenfund@uwosh.edu
• Free School – Presented by SEAC

• Environmental Research and Innovation Center NOW HIRING!
  ERIC Office Assistant: ERIC is hiring 1-2 students to perform administrative functions to assist in daily operations. The office assistant will be responsible for: Writing result reports for drinking water clients; Fulfilling client requests, including shipping and handling of supplies; Working with walk-in customers; Creating and maintaining efficient office practices; Cash handling practices. Flexible scheduling during the summer and school year, plus potential for full-time work during the summer months.
  Click the “ERIC Office Assistant” hyperlink to apply ⁘ Application Deadline: March 31, 2023 12:00 AM

Paid Campus Organizer Positions – Hiring ASAP
Project 72 WI is looking to hire student campus organizers to help mobilize students to vote in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court Race. The April 4^th general election between Janet Protasiewicz and Daniel Kelly, is crucially important for the future of Wisconsin. This is a great opportunity for students to learn about organizing and political campaigns. Get paid $250/week for 10-15 hours of work.  Apply here

• Volunteer Opportunities at State Parks and Public Lands
  The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking volunteers to help care for state parks and public lands. Volunteers are an integral part of providing excellent customer service to visitors, expanding recreation and education opportunities. Whether you volunteer for a few hours or a couple of weeks, your service makes a world of difference.To make volunteering easier than ever, the DNR launched their Volunteer Impact System, a new online volunteer portal. The online system helps people search and sign up for volunteer opportunities across a variety of Wisconsin state parks, trails, recreation areas and forests. You can see, share, and apply for a variety of volunteer positions across the state on your web browser. 
  Click the link above for more information!

• Wisconsin Green Fire Aspiring Conservation Professionals Work Group
  Wisconsin Green Fire has invited students to join WGF’s Aspiring Conservation Professionals Work Group! The group includes students and others who are exploring or working toward careers in conservation. Membership to WGF is free for students and aspiring professionals.
  Click the hyperlink above for more information!

• PAID Summer 2023 Interdisciplinary Research Opportunity (June 5 – Late August 2023)
  Human-Environment Interactions and Harmful Algal Blooms in Oshkosh, WI!
  Be a part of a multi-year, NSF-funded interdisciplinary research project that aims to address a key sustainability issue affecting water quality, human health, and well-being in our region: blue-green algae blooms! You will learn and practice interdisciplinary research methods including participant observation, surveys, interviews with members of the public, biological monitoring, and water quality sampling. Students with an interest or background in Sustainability, Environmental Studies, Anthropology, Biology, or related fields are encouraged to apply. This is a unique opportunity that will build your skills and resume- don’t miss out!
  Application: Handshake (Job #7217055) OR to this Google Form: https://forms.gle/GJHJmaNyRQbVg4F89
  Positions are currently being filled – Apply today!
  Questions? Contact Jim Feldman, Heidi Nicholls, Bob Stelzer, or Stephanie Spehar
• Paid Summer Research Opportunities through UW Oshkosh
  The UWO Office of Student Research and Creative Activity has announced two sustainability-related summer research grants. Talk to an ES faculty member if you are interested in pursuing one of these opportunities!
• Westbrook Environmental Studies/Sustainability Student-Faculty Collaborative Research Grant>/span>
  Designed to support research projects and creative activity carried out by undergraduate students. Westbrook grants are intended to support student research and creative work focused on sustainability, broadly construed. Application available here
• AGM Collaborative Research Grant
  This research grant is intended to fund undergraduate student research and creative activity at the AGM Nature Preserve LLC between the Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 semesters. Application available here

• Seasonal Land Use Technician Paid Summer Position (APPLY BY 3/31/23)
  The Fond Du Lac County Land Information department is hiring seasonal land use technicians! Seasonal Land Use Technicians will primarily focus efforts on compliance inspections of land use/zoning permits and other routine compliance checks. Misc. duties could include assisting with research, analysis, and maintenance of planning & zoning data and reports. Positions runs May-August; work up to 37.5 hours per week, Monday-Friday in the 8-4:30 range.
  Learn more at the hyperlink above!
• Conservation Technician Paid Summer Position (APPLY BY 4/5/23)
  Ashland County Land and Water Conservation Department is looking to hire two Conservation Technicians for the 2023 Field Season. Download the application here.
• McKay Garden Center Store Assistant (APPLY BY 5/1/23)
  Love plants and gardens? Consider applying for a summer seasonal position at McKay Garden center in Oshkosh. The Garden Center sells North Star Organics Vegetables in the spring, annual plants in their greenhouse, and they carry a wide variety of landscape trees, shrubs, and perennial plants, and garden art for retail and wholesale through summer, up to November. Apply on Handshake, email a resume directly to chomber@mckaynursery.com, or apply at mckaynursery.com/about-us/careers.
  

• Aquatic Resource Seasonal Technician (NO DEADLINE SPECIFIED)
  Trout Unlimited (TU) is seeking four Aquatic Resource Seasonal Technicians to help fulfill the organization’s mission to bring together diverse interests to care for and recover rivers and streams, so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout and salmon. The Aquatic Resource Seasonal Technicians will assist TU staff with projects aimed to restore aquatic connectivity and in-stream habitat and promote the long-term values associated with aquatic restoration in Northern Wisconsin. Anticipated employment: May through August 2023.

• Green Bay Conservation Corps (NO DEADLINE SPECIFIED)
  The Green Bay Conservation Corps is recruiting for 15 summer positions to start late April/early May. Conservation Corps crews are responsible for improving trail systems throughout Green Bay, invigorating pollinator habitats with new native plantings, and improving native habitat with restoration practices. Crew members receive: $2,040 monthly livings allowance, extensive training opportunities, and $3,447.50 Segal education award after completion of their term. Interested applicants can apply online.
• Central Wisconsin Environmental Station – Summer 2023
  • Health Care Counselor
  • Counselor/Naturalist
  • For more information, contact:
    Rachel Loomis, Program Manager, Central Wisconsin Environmental Station
    Email: raloomis@uwsp.edu | Telephone: 716-346-2798