Scholarships are offered to help finance housing and tuition. There are four three-week sessions throughout the summer. Internships vary from ranger assistant, backcountry ranger assistant, museum assistant, natural history interpreter, trail crew, park caretaker, and program coordinator for the Junior Ranger program.
Housing is covered and an expense allowance is given to interns.
4- August 13. Students must have completed a year of Chemistry and Biology or the equivalent, and must have interest in field work. Interns gain experience with outdoor education and topics like Aquatic Ecology, Bridge Engineering, Boat Safety and Navigation, Orienteering and Chemical Limnology. Submit applications ASAP because staffing decisions will be made by April 1, 2001. The School for Field Studies offers summer and semester programs in Australia, Baja Mexico, the British West Indies, Costa Rica, British Columbia, and Kenya.