Internships are unpaid. Students can receive course credit. Students with an interest in interdisciplinary approaches to environmental education, conducting research as part of program development, teaching and museum work are encouraged to apply . Topics for Internships Environmental Education facilitate in the development of public programs on meadow, freshwater or forest ecosystems. Must be available either Tuesday or Thursday afternoons or both.
Topics are computer technologies, video, recycling project, forest or freshwater ecosystems.
Help plan additional naturalized habitats for birds and assist with interpretation. Wildlife assist with diet preparation, animal care, and environmental enrichment. Natural History Collections refine and implement systematic systems for measuring, recording and analyzing environmental conditions in our collection space.