This has been one of the unspoiled spots of the world, surrounded by even more remote beaches. The intern will be expected to help out at Mar de Jade when needed or when not otherwise occupied by project work during the week. Occasionally staff members are expected to make the drive to Las Varas, a farming community of 11,000 people, to do errands. A hand-drawn map and other materials are available at all campus coordinator offices. Will work with Excel in implementing a system to track room vacancy and reservations.
Some community outreach is possible.
Mentors will be Dr. Laura del Valle and Holly Yasui. Outgoing, flexible, not bothered by sand between toes, humid clothes, and an ever-changing schedule and set of responsibilities. Room and board provided by employer. Meals served in a communal setting overlooking the Bahia de Chacala. Taxi to Mar de Jade from the airport provided by the employer.