Outreach education involves the design and delivery of educational programs and materials concerning land use planning and related processes, technologies and management strategies for state agency personnel, local government units, planning professionals and the general public. Campus teaching may include courses in project and policy analysis, integrated resource management, urban and regional planning, the ecological basis for planning, and management of student internship programs and practicum instruction.
Salary is commensurate with experience.
Screening of applications will begin on June 1, 2001. Study Abroad runs over 57 semester abroad programs throughout the world, including 12 Environmental Studies programs. Each program is led by an Academic Director and supported by in-country staff. Additionally, the Academic Director is responsible for all organizational aspects of the program, including liaison with in-country academics and local experts to act as resource persons, management of program logistics, administration, and budget, and conducting the program review and academic evaluation at the end of each semester. The Academic Director reports to the Director of Area Studies at SIT Study Abroad.