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David Barnhill, Director
Environmental Studies Program
313 Swart Hall
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
800 Algoma Blvd., Oshkosh, WI 54901
Phone: (920) 424-0644
E-mail:barnhill@uwosh.edu
Fax: (920) 424-1418
ES Program phone:(920) 424-1397
ES Program e-mail:es@uwosh.edu
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Internships & Volunteering
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Environmental Internship Sources
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Internships are invaluable. They help you learn what you do (and do not) want to do after graduation, gain experience that prepares you for a career, makes you more attractive to employers and graduate schools, and often they involve providing service to the community.
There are many different kinds of environmental internships. It is up to you to learn what kinds are out there and to keep abreast of what openings there are. The following websites should help you in your search
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Current Internship Openings
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Looking for an internship? Here are some current opportunities.
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Volunteer Opportunities
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There are many opportunities to volunteer to collect information about the environment and to assist in improving it. They are a real service to the environment, you develop environmental knowledge and skills, you can build your resume and network, and the experience can help you get the job you want later on. Learn about these opportunities and take advantage of them!
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