The purpose is to develop, update, and revise community hazardous materials response plans and to review the types of hazardous materials that move through the community. At least three years of undergraduate education is required along with a major field of study in one or more of the natural or social sciences or an interest in emergency management, community planning, hazardous materials management , modeling, or the use of geographic information systems. The internship is based in Des Moines, with travel statewide. Include a reference from a professor in your major field of study.
Positions can be in a variety of settings, depending on students major, skills and qualifications.
No information given. Assist in scheduling and escorting of international visitors and other interns and trainees from over 60 countries. Assisting with grant projects and research for ethnic directories and other international resource information. Data entry for translation services information, visitor and country information and additional special projects. Basic PC knowledge, Foreign language skills are helpful but not required, and any major- especially Journalism, International Relations, International Business, History, Public Relations, Languages, or Political Science.