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The opportunities posted below have been forwarded to the department to encourage application and or participation. Please read the materials closely to ensure that you meet the requirements and deadline for application.

Please note: Listings will remain past the deadlines to allow you to view past as well as current opportunities. Additional opportunities are posted in the Geosciences Student Lounge, Tomanek Hall 227.

FHSU Opportunities

  • Student Conference & Research Supply Grants - Grants up to $250 will be awarded to support travel to US conferences.  Grants up to $250 will also be awarded to cover research supply expense.  Periodic deadlines, check website for current deadline.
  • Anderson VIP Ambassadors - Application Deadline February 28th - VIP Ambassadors serve as student representatives at official FHSU events of their choice throughout the year. Provides opportunities for networking and polishing communication skills. Applicants must be full time undergraduate students. 
  • Orientation Advisors - Orientation Advisors work with new students (both on-campus freshmen and transfers) in registering for fall classes and in their transition to FHSU.
  • Department of Geosciences student positions are available periodically. Visit the FHSU Student Employment Website for more information and to apply.
  • FHSU Department of Geosciences - The Department of Geosciences has scholarships available for both incoming freshmen and continuing students. To apply for these scholarships, and others complete the FHSU online Scholarship Application.

Scholarship and Grant Opportunities 

Volunteer and Travel Opportunities

  • South Africa: Johannesburg Wildlife Sanctuary - Live among Africa's spectacular wildlife while volunteering at the Wildlife Sanctuary.  A refuge for at-risk or injured animals, the sanctuary allows volunteers to work alongside staff, caring for and consistently improving the quality of life for the animals.  Volunteers can choose to either focus on a particular species or work on one of the many construction programs.  These include creating firebreaks, a vulture kitchen, enclosure construction, and other conservation initiatives that may be in place.
  • Mexico:Diving for Marine Conservation - Discover the unique biodiversity of Pez Maya in this fantastic volunteer placement.  Not only will volunteers come out as certified PADI divers but you will also gain a hands-on, practical field experience in environmental conservation.  The project works to get volunteers out on as many dives as possible and though days on the research boat can be long, there is plenty of spare time for fun dives and exploring!  There is also a component of community outreach and education, making this an extremely dynamic placement.
  • South Africa: Great White Shark Conservation - Travel to South Africa and volunteer in the Great White Shark capitol of the world.  Cage dive with Great Whites and collect data on many marine species for marine biology research.  Participants gain the maximum from their time by working closely with biologists in a relatively small area of the sea.  The two cornerstones of the project are marine conservation/research aboard a new research vessel and cage diving with sharks aboard a state-of-the-art boat operating every day, weather permitting.
  • Thailand: Akha Hilltribe Aid and Experience - Volunteer in Thailand assisting with the education and development of the Akha hill tribes.  Experience unique new cultures and traditions while providing much needed aid to the local communities.  During the project, you will work with organizations that support the Akha minority.  The work is very diverse from construction to teaching to working with the villagers, it will all depend upon the needs of the community at the time and on your preferences!  During your stay you will also visit local markets and help to sustain local initiatives.
  • Spain: Eco-friendly Hospitality Internship in Barcelona - Join the GoEco Internship Program in Barcelona, Spain, one of Europe's cultural capitols.  Volunteer at the famous HelloBCN hostel and develop eco-tourism initiatives and live within walking distance of many historical and cultural sites.  interns will be involved in several activities such as chaperoning groups of tourists on informal walks both within the city center and to Montserrat, a very important sight in Catalan history.  Other duties include serving breakfast and serving in the bar at night, in addition to light cleaning.  Possible projects could include other ecological tourism initiatives, website translation, social marketing initiatives and group activities and tours.
  • GO ECO Organization - Search their website for dozens of volunteer positions all over the world. Search by region, like Africa or Central America, or search by category, like wildlife or education.  Details on participation fees, accommodation, length of stay, travel coverage and food costs, as well as details on the volunteer position, are on the website. Check it out for incredible opportunities!

Internships, Fellowships, & Conferences

  • URS Internship, Overland Park, KS - The IE Division of URS is actively seeking a creative, highly talented Environmental Scientist Intern for immediate employment in the Overland Park, Kansas office.
  •  NEWgraphicGIS Internship, Doylestown PA - Langan has an opening for a Summer Internship for those working towards a bachelors degree in GIS.  The candidate will assist with reduction, analysis and mapping of data for reporting purposes, GPS data collection and web-based mapping application development.  The position requires working with Open Source GIS, AutoCAD, SQL Server, Esri's GIS and MS Access.
  • Geology Intern, Memphis - APAC Tennessee Inc. is looking for an intern currently enrolled in engineering or geology degree program.  Experience with MS Word and Excel is needed.  The intern will work alongside quarry management and personnel to build upon knowledge gained through coursework.
  • National Research Council's Research Associateship Programs - To find out more about the 27 participating agencies, visit the following website:  http://nrc58.nas.edu/RAPLab10/Opportunity/Programs.aspx  
  •   GIS Summer 2013 Student Co-Op - Assist with production and printing of custom maps. For more information and to apply visit: https://dteenergy.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?job=49821  
  •   Geology Internship Marigold's summer intern program is tailored to individuals who are currently enrolled in mining-related degrees as full-time students at an accredited, four-year college or university in North America.  Internships typically run from mid-May to mid-August.  By providing a structured program and access to the top minds and technology in mining today, your internship will equip you with the skills and experience to help prepare you for a successful career.  Geology interns will become familiar with large scale open put run-of-mine heap leach mining operations. For more information and the application, visit: https://goldcorp.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?job=22340&src=JB-10200  
  • 2013 CRESIS Research Experience for Undergraduates Program - 8-week summer program that provides undergraduate students an opportunity to conduct research on topics of global significance and work directly with faculty advisers and GRA mentors. For more information visit www.cresis.ku.edu/education/undergraduate/reu-program  
  • Smithsonian Institution Fellowships - The Smithsonian Institution is encouraging access to its collections, staff specialties, and reference resources for students.  The Institution is offering in-residence appointments for research and study using its facilities, and the advice and guidance of its staff.  Proposals should fall under at least one of the four grand challenges: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Universe; Understanding and Sustaining a Biodiverse Planet; Valuing World Cultures; and/or Understand the American Experience. For more details about the challenges, please visit: http://www.si.edu/ofg/GrandChallSOLAA.htm
  • Chemistry/Geoscience/Petroleum Engineering Internship - These summer internships are with Champion Technologies in Hays, KS.  They are looking for chemistry or geoscience majors interested in servicing the local oil and gas industry.  The initial focus will be on safely gathering data during both field and lab exposure in order to provide solutions for paraffin and asphaltene mitigation in producing oil and gas wells.  This will require some long hours outdoors within Ellis County and surrounding counties, traveling out of state may be necessary.  Please forward resume to jason.breit@champ-tech.com.
  • NASA History Program Internship - Currently, this is an unpaid internship. However, students are encouraged to apply for stipends or other funding through the national network of state space grant consortia, their home educational institution, or other corporate/nonprofit sources.  To apply, please send resume, writing sample, and name and contact information of at least 2 personal references to Steve Garber, stephen.j.garber@nasa.gov, 202-358-2866 fax. Include a cover letter indicating when you would like to start and finish your internship, what days of the week and hours you are available to work, and when you are available for an in-person or telephone interview. Also, please indicate whether you expect to receive funding from your state Space Grant Consortium or another source. Deadlines are Winter/Spring: October 30, Summer: February 4, and Fall: June 1.
  • California Institute of Technology's Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) - SURF is modeled on the grant-seeking process. Students will collaborate with potential mentors to define and develop a project, applicants will write research proposals for their projects, a faculty committee will review the proposals and recommend awards, and students will carry out the work over a 10-week period in the summer from mid-June to late-August. In conclusion, students will submit a technical paper and give an oral presentation at SURF Seminar Day. Awards will be announced April 2nd. 
  • NRC Research Associateship Programs - The National Research Council of the National Academies sponsors a number of awards for graduate, postdoctoral and senior researchers at participating federal laboratories and affiliated institutions. These awards include generous stipends ranging from $42,000 - $75,000 per year for recent Ph.D. recipients, and higher for additional experience. Graduate entry level stipends begin at $30,000. These awards provide the opportunity for recipients to do independent research in some of the best-equipped and staffed laboratories in the U.S. Applicants should contact prospective advisors at the labs prior to application deadline to discuss their research interests and funding opportunities. There are 4 annual review cycles for these programs: Dec 1-Feb 1, March 1-May 1, June 1-Aug 1, and Sept 1-Nov 1.
  • Jefferson Science Fellowship -  This fellowship is open to tenured or similarly ranked faculty from US institutions of higher learning who are US citizens.  The application periods opens in the fall and closes in mid-January. Selected fellows spend one year on assignment at the US Dept of State or USAID as science advisors on foreign policy issues.  Assignments are tailored to the needs of the hosting office, while taking into account the fellow's interests and areas of expertise. Fellows will also have the opportunity to travel to US embassies and missions overseas.  At the conclusion of the fellowship year, upon returning to their home institution, fellows continue to serve as a resource to the State Dept. and USAID for an additional 5 years. 
  • John Simon Guggenheim Museum Foundation Fellowships - These fellowships are for advanced professionals in all fields (natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, creative arts) except the performing arts.  Fellowships are granted to selected individuals for 6-12 months.  Grants are made freely: no special conditions attach to them, and fellows may spend grant funds in any manner they deem necessary to their work. Around 220 fellowships are awarded each year. Deadline has passed. Please check back at a later date.
  • Fulbright Scholar Program - Any US citizen, with a PhD or equivalent degree and university/college level teaching experience is eligible to apply.  The 2013 competition will open February 1, 2012.
  • GoEco International Volunteer Opportunities - GoEco offers many affordable volunteer opportunities around the world in fields such as conservation, ecology, education, healthcare, geography, and natural science.
  • Undergraduate Summer Research Experience - Sponsored by the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets.  Students may spend the summer at the University of Kansas, Pennsylvania State University, or Indiana University.  Students with a strong interest in climate-related studies and polar science are encouraged to apply. Currently not accepting applications.
  • AAPG/SEG Student Expo - Spring Break Expo will be held March 10-11 at the University of Oklahoma. Fall Expo will be September 8-9 in Houston, TX. The expo are a good way to network with potential employers, and interviews will be held with energy-related companies in a lively, energetic, and hospitable atmosphere.  Students are encouraged to enter the scientific poster contest.  Money prizes will be given! 
  • Conservation Internship Program - Sponsored by the Alaska Conservation Foundation.  Students interested in a career in conservation, environmental justice, or another related field are encouraged to apply.  Internships last 12 weeks and will begin in May or early June.
  • EARTH Magazine Summer Internship - Based at the American Geological Institute in Alexandria, Va., the internship is 12 weeks long and includes a $3,500 stipend. Starting time is flexible. A background in the geosciences, writing and design work is a plus.
  • NASA Exploration Systems Mission Directorate  - The ESMD Space Grant Project offers internships that are available to juniors, seniors, and graduate students.  Stipend amount and length of internship are decided by your local Space Grant Consortium.
  • Goddard Space Flight Center - The center has many internship and fellowship opportunities available.
  • NASA Education Associates Program    - The NASA EAP offers students, post-docs and faculty the opportunity to work with scientists and engineers on NASA projects. The NASA EAP is a unique workforce development program that provides hands-on experience for participants in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math and other academic disciplines. The NASA EAP is a year-round program and has a variety of time frames available.
  • NRC Research Associateship Program  - Provides opportunities for Graduate, PhD, ScD, or MD scientists and engineers to perform research on problems largely of their own choosing, yet compatible with the research interests of the laboratory. Prospective applicants must initiate contact with Advisers at the lab(s) before application deadline (May 1).  Call NRC at (202)334-2760 or email rap@nas.edu for more information.
  • Johnson Space Center - The center has many internship and fellowship opportunities available.
  • Glenn Research Center - They have many higher education programs available that can lead to foregoing opportunities.
  • Ames Research Center - The center has many internship and fellowship opportunities available.
  • United Negro College Fund Special Programs Corporation - The division of Science and Technology has many internships and fellowships open to faculty, undergraduate, and graduate students.
  • NASA Undergraduate Student Researcher's Program - This program is an undergraduate internship program for science, engineer, and mathematics majors.
  • Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates Program in Astrobiology at the SETI Institute - This program allows you to work with scientists at the SETI Institute, as well as with the NASA Ames Research Center on projects in the field of astrobiology, from microbiology to planetary geology to observational astronomy. The program lasts from June to August every year. Current sophomore or junior undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Application deadline is in February.
  • Global Vision International Research Expeditions - Gain valuable fieldwork experience as an active member of a Global Vision International research expedition Interns participate in a combination of Geographical, flora and fauna, mountain and forest research projects in a selection of scientific programmes worldwide. There is also a free Careers Abroad fieldwork placement and job vacancy service for all interns once they have participated with GVI. To request further details including a detailed briefing, contact GVI directly on 1 888 653 6028 or e-mail: james@gviworld.com.
  • Smithsonian Fellowships & Internships - The Smithsonian Institute offers several fellowships and internships annually to students.
  • SCA Expense-Paid Internships - Continually offer new opportunities.

Career Opportunities - Position Announcements  

Geology Positions  Geography/GIS Positions  |  Teaching/Faculty Positions  |  Other Positions 

Geology Positions

  • NEWgraphic Associate Geologist, Chesapeake Energy, Oklahoma City, OK -Chesapeake Energy Corporation is seeking talented individuals for the position of Associate Geologist. Chesapeake Energy Corporation is the second-largest producer of natural gas, the 11th largest producer of oil and natural gas liquids and the most active driller of new wells in the U.S. Headquartered in Oklahoma City, the company's operations are focused on discovering and developing unconventional natural gas and oil fields onshore in the U.S.  
  • Geologist, Noble Energy Inc., Canonsburg, PA - Entry level position. Has basic understanding of function. Is able to perform routine assignments with immediate supervision. In a team environment, gathers and interprets basic geological, geophysical, and drilling data to generate exploration and exploitation prospects. Produces geological/geophysical maps and detailed field studies. Conducts well log correlation and structural and stratigraphic framework analyses.  Must have Masters degree in Geology or Geophysics or equivalent.
  • Project Geologist, Laramie, WY - The Wyoming State Geologic Survey [WSGS] has an exciting opportunity in Laramie, Wyoming, for a geologist with a background in geologic hazards, surficial processes, core geology, and remote sensing.
  • Staff Geologist, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation - This position will be part of a team responsible for operations and development in the Southern Region and Appalachia organization.  Candidate will integrate well logs, seismic data, and portion data to support the recommendations for a continuous drilling program.  Looking for someone who excels working in a team environment.
  • Cenergy, Lost HIlls, CA - Cenergy is the most dependable source of workforce solutions in the oil and gas industry.  We provide specialized energy personnel, safety services, inspection solutions, logistics optimization and vendor management.  Currently searching for a geologist to provide developmental geology support to the Technical Team.
  •  New Ventures Geologist, Pittsburg, PA - The role(s) would be to conduct regional evaluations of unconventional oil and gas plays for the onshore US, and will involve some travel to data rooms. Ideally some experience in mapping and petrophysical analysis of unconventional plays would be an advantage, but enthusiastic geoscientists that are willing to learn will be considered.
  •  Core Analyst, Midland, TX -  Qualified applicants must perform laboratory testing with emphasis on Petrophysical Work, Rock Mechanics and/or Flow Studies. Must be familiar with and able to utilize Laboratory Instruments effectively. Qualified applicants must be able to interpret scientific data, perform mathematical and scientific computations, maintain laboratory notebooks, be comfortable in a laboratory environment, and check for accuracy. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and basic computer skills are required.   
  •  Alexander Open Systems - Provides consultative solutions through technical expertise in networking, data center, communications & collaboration, physical & data security and geographic information systems (GIS). These solutions are engineered through consultative design, full service implementation, and ongoing support.    If interested in a position with AOS please send your resume and supporting documentation (scripts, tools, support letters, etc) to Jessica Frye at jessica.frye@aos5.com. If you have any questions please contact Jessica at 785-231-4355.
  • Geologist, ID - Haley and Aldrich, Inc. is seeking an entry-level geologist who will work under supervision of senior staff.  Bachelor's degree is required and excellent written and verbal skills are needed.  The responsibilities of this position include assisting in identifying technical issues, reviewing regulations, conducting site reconnaissance, documenting project-related activity and performing all work in accordance with company and client health and safety protocols.
  • Environmental Professional, PA - Seeking candidates of all levels and experience with: CADD/GIS, wetlands, permitting and agency coordination, environmental site assessments, and many more topics. 
  •   Geology Associate Position, Dodge City - The Kansas Department of Health and Environment is recruiting for a Geology Associate position in Dodge City.  Duties include conducting comprehensive inspections of regulated facilities utilizing above ground storage tanks and underground storage tanks.  Completing subsurface site assessments, auditing inventory, and overseeing tank removal and closure, collecting soil and groundwater samples for analysis and the position is responsible for resolving all noncompliance issues in a timely manner.
  •   Geologist/Engineer (mid-level), GA -  Working with Sierra Piedmont, responsibilities will be split between the field, report writing and project management.  Candidates should have a BS or MS in geology or engineering and 2-6 years of environmental experience.  Having passed the GIT or EIT exam is preferred.   Having a passion for client service is critical.  The candidate must be a team player and self-directed with a strong, old fashion work ethic.
  • Field Geologist, WY - This is a temporary, limited-term (May 15-September 14), full time position with the Wyoming State Geological Survey.  The position will assist Survey scientists with the Wyoming State Map Project.  Work with project geologists to produce bedrock maps, obtain topographic maps, GPS, GIS and aerial photographs to determine field conditions, compile field data for map production, provide detailed descriptions of rock units and their characteristics and conduct field-work outside in potentially difficult conditions and terrain.  Knowledge of geology, mineralogy and structural geology are recommended.  Preference will be given to those applicants with 1-5 years of progressive work experience.
  •     Geologist III, Basin Analysis: Houston, TX - For Apache Corp.  Requirements include minimum 5 years experience in oil and gas industry, B.S. in Geology; M.S. in Geology or Geophysics is preferred, experience with integrating well log, core, and engineering data into basin framework, experience with carbonate systems and familiarity with geological mapping packages like Petra or Petrel.  Duties include working closely with reservoir engineering counterparts to develop interpretations, regularly presenting studies to geological/engineering teams, and constructions regional stratigraphic, structural and depositional frameworks across the company's operating regions.
  • Remediation Engineer/Geologist: Pasadena, CA - Tetra Tech is seeking to fill this position.  Candidates must have a B.S. in Geology, Environmental or Civil Engineering and 5 years minimum of environmental consulting experience.  Responsibilities include managing several concurrent environmental projects, prepare proposals and contribute as part of a team, word in the field on site investigations and prepare site investigation reports.
  •  Hydrologic Aid/Technician - Department of the Interior is seeking to fill this position.
  • LAX-Mid Level Geologist - Shannon & Wilson, Inc - 3-6 years experience, including soil sampling and some testing experience.
  • Field Geologist Trainee - Chesapeake Energy is seeking to fill this position.
  • Geologist III/Senior Geologist - EQT Corporation is seeking to fill this position.
  • Environmental Scientist - ECS Group of Companies is seeking to fill this position.
  • Geologist - Hess Corporation is seeking to fill this position.
  • Geologist - EnSafe is seeking to fill this position.
  • Mud Logger - Schlumberger - Carry out or supervises the collection, processing and description of cutting samples and core.
  • Processing Geophysicist - TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company is seeking to fill this position.
  • Staff Hydrogeologist - URS Corporation is seeking to fill this position.
  • Lead Geologist - Maersk Oil is seeking an experienced Geologist.
  • Field Geologist Trainee - Chesapeake Energy is seeking to fill this position.
  • Geologist - Hess Corporation is seeking to fill this position.
  • Geologist - Anadarko Petroleum Corporation - Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Work, Excel and PowerPoint.

Geography/GIS Positions

  • Geogrpahy Teacher El Camino College, Torrance, CA - The El Camino Community College District is now accepting applications for anticipated part-time faculty positions for the 2013 fall semester to teach courses with emphasis on Geography.  Requried qualifications include a Master's in geography or bachelor's in geography and Master's in geology, meteorology, history or oceanography.
  •  GIS Specialist, Madison, WI -  Responsibilities will include working with senior GIS Analysts and independently to provide GIS mapping and analysis and relational database management support on energy projects, including wind and solar. From cartographic perspective, these will include the implementation of a variety of complex labeling schemes, map overlays, and map layout. On the GIS analysis side, responsibilities will include a wide range of spatial analysis operations, coordinate system management, data creation and data integration from a variety of RDBMS and other data warehouses. Database support will include data entry, data validation, and report generation.
  •  GIS Technician, Buckeye, AZ - Under general supervision, develops and maintains data bases containing spatial and attribute information for general plan, zoning, land use, annexation, master planned communities, subdivisions, water, sewer, and other GIS databases. Will function as technical liaison to other jurisdictions related to collaborative data compilation, maintenance or exchanges. A four year degree in geography, earth sciences, computer science with emphasis in GIS, or geographic is required.
  • Entry Level GIS Technician, VA - Applicants are required to have a Bachelor's Degree in computer science or related field; 2-3 years programming experience with ESRI's GIS Software Suite.  Typical tasks will include designing, developing, deploying and maintaining GIS web and desktop applications, collaborating with customers to identify user requirements, recommend solutions and train end users, coordinating testing and testing support, develop new applications, etc.  Applicants will be required to pass a criminal history record check and a credit check.
  •    GIS Specialist, Mesa, AZ - Applicants will be responsible of developing and maintaining GIS databases, entering data into the GIS, creating reports and producing maps.  Strong GIS skills with experience with ESRI products is recommended.  A bachelors degree in GIS, Geography or related field is required.  Must possess a valid Arizona Driver's License by the hire date and must pass a background check.
  •  Geographer for CIA, Washington DC - Combining skills in GIS, cartography, geology, remote sensing and urban planning, the Open Source Center (OSC) is looking for new intelligence experts for foreign mapping projects.  The position requires minimum travel, benefits and opportunities for education bonus'.  The minimum requirement is  bachelor's degree in geography or a directly related discipline.  A background in GIS, cartography or allied sciences is highly desirable, and foreign language skills are a plus.  All applicants much complete a medical and psychological exam, a polygraph interview and an extensive background check.
  •   Cartographer for CIA, Washington DC - The Central Intelligence Agency's Directorate of Intelligence is looking for talented cartographers to join a team that produces maps that contribute to complex intelligence analysis for senior policymakers.  Cartographers are responsible for researching, designing, and producing thematic and reference maps.  Minimum requirements are a BA, BS, MA or MS in cartography, geography, geospatial information systems or related disciplines.  A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required, and a portfolio of five or more cartographic products will be requested.  All applicants must complete a medical and psychological exam, a polygraph interview and a background investigation.
  •   GIS Technician, Langley AFB - Work within the Air Combat Command (ACC) Installation Geospatial Information and Services program.  Facilitate, maintain, and evaluate procedures to update data and/or suggest other viable approaches.  Provide GIS training to installation staff in the areas of data and system maintenance and the sustainment of datasets critical to the operation of the program.  A BS or BA in geography, cartography, computer sciences or related field is required.  1-2 years of GIS integration using ESRI and ArcGIS Desktop and 1 year of building and implementing ESRI Geodatabases is required.  Strong written and verbal skills are desired.
  •   GIS Technician, Dickinson North Dakota - Marathon Oil Corporation is looking to hire someone who will support and assist in the development and/or implementation of GIS processes, data, and products to support mapping needs.  Responsibilities include visiting field locations to assist professional personnel in obtaining precise measurements, to verify dimensions shown on current drawings and to develop field notes and sketches of normal construction and maintenance changes for installations and facilities.  An associates or bachelors degree is preferred, and 2+ years of relevant work experience is required.  Experience with upstream oil and gas operations is preferred. 
  • Cartographer, Santa Clara Valley California - Apple is hiring a creative and experienced cartographic professionals with a passion for developing world-class mapping data, products and services. Project management experience including coordination of individuals involved in data assembly, data processing, map design, and release of regularly maintained mapping products or services.
  •   Precision Agriculture Technician - Heartland Technology Solutions is seeking to fill this position.
  • GIS Analyst - Booz Allen - Research and document best practices for visualizing historical vessel traffic.
  • GIS Specialist - URS Corporation - Web and mobile GIS solutions and application.
  • Cartographic Aid/Technician - Department of the Interior is seeking to fill this position.
  • GIS Analyst - Hart Energy - Prepare maps and other spatial data in digital or graphic form.
  • GIS Specialist - Missouri Department of Conservation - Designs and builds custom GIS applications for Department staff.
  • GIS Analyst II - Jones Lang LaSalle - Support Tenant Rep brokers by providing mapping solutions for business efforts.
  • GIS Specialist - Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District - St. Louis areas storm water and sewer collection treatment.
  • Geospatial Analyst - MDA Federal Inc - Positions work in a team environment on a variety of geospatial projects. 
  • GIS Analyst - Statoil - This position requires 5 years experience in GIS. 
  • GIS .Net Developer - Ciber Inc is seeking to fill this position.

Teaching/Faculty Positions

  • NEWgraphic Adjunct - Geography, OH - The Columbus State Community College is seeking candidates with a minimum of a Master's degree in Geography to teach day classes and off-site classes.
  •   Adjunct Instructor - Geography, Utah - Utah Valley University is looking for a Geography Adjunct Instructor. Candidates are required to have a masters degree in Geography and one year of teaching experience.  Applicants subject to a background check. 
  • Geology Instructor, NC - Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College is looking for an instructor to conduct college courses for undergraduate students in geology.  A masters degree in Geology or related field is required.
  •   Geology Instructor, NC - Guilford Technical Community College is looking for an instructor proficient in teaching, responding to students needs and managing a classroom.  The instructor will model positive leadership skills, show students practical applications, develop appropriate assessment tools, maintain a safe orderly and functional environment, update courses, adhere to accreditation guidelines, and maintain records, among other duties.  A masters degree with a minimum of 18 graduate hours in Geology is required and the ability to list 50 pounds is required.  
  •  Adjunct - Geography - Columbus State Community College is seeking to fill this position.
  • Adjunct - Geography - Oklahoma State University is seeking to fill this position.  
  • Economics/Geography Faculty - Holyoke Community College is seeking to fill this position.
  • World Geography Teacher - Rapides Parish School District  is seeking to fill this position.
  • Assistant Professor - Human Geography - East Carolina University is seeking to fill this position.
  • Assistant Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies - University of Hawaii at Hilo is seeking to fill this position.
  • Instructor/Assistant Professor in Geology - Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania is seeking to fill this position.
  •   Assistant Professor, Environmental Aqueous Geochemistry, Indiana University, Pennsylvania - The Geoscience Department is looking for an individual with a strong background in geochemistry for a full time tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor.  Interested applicants must have a Ph. D and research interests in Energy Sustainability and water resources.
  •  Assistant Professor, Mineralogy/Petrology, Indiana University, Pennsylvania - The Geoscience Department is looking for an individual with a strong background in mineralogy and/or petrology for a full time tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor.  Interested applicants must have a Ph. D upon appointment and research interests in Energy Sustainability.

Volunteer Work

  • GoEco Opportunities: Include accommodations, full board, full pre-departure and in-country assistance, training, and support.
  • Tiger and Lion Park, South Africa - The Tiger and Lion project was founded to ensure the preservation of African wildlife. Since the 1970's the population of lions in Africa has decreased by 80-90 percent, due to poaching, reduction of natural habitats, and disease. The park not only aims to breed strong and healthy animals for possible re-release, but also acts as a platform for education and conservation awareness. Most work that is done by volunteers revolves around one-on-one care of tiger and lion cubs and includes feeding, walking, and cleaning the cubs, as well as assistance with research and rehabilitation programs. 
  • Teaching and Community Developement, Cambodia - With 75% of the general population living on less than 2USD per day, local NGO's, in conjunction with the provincial education department, are working toward increasing the standard of education throughout Cambodia. Volunteers are a vital part of the program. This is a great opportunity to really immerse yourself in the culture, get to know the locals, and also have a lasting contribution to the level of education in the community. Duties can range anywhere from informal teaching, environmental awareness activities, and general maintenance and construction.
  • Permaculture and Sustainable Agriculture, Israel - The eco-farm was created around the principles of sustainable living and embracing all that nature provides for us. Volunteers will focus on four main portals of sustainable living: utilizing sustainable energy resources and recycling, sustainable gardening and agriculture methods without the use of pesticides, creating a cooperative community in which everyone pitches in, and creating public awareness through tours, workshops, seminars, and lectures. This is a unique chance to gain insight into just how powerful and resourceful our Earth can be. 

Other Positions

  •   NEWgraphic Scientific Programmer/Software Engineer, Norway - The Bjerknes Center of Climate Research (BCCR) is seeking a scientific programmer/software engineer to support further development of the Norwegian Earth System Model (NorESM).  Work tasks include model code development, optimization of computational performance, preparing for emerging computer architectures, maintaining and extending model script sculpture and optimizing work flow involving large volume data production, storage and analysis.  A Masters Degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent is required.
  •  NEWgraphic Spatial Modeling Scientist, Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Norway -Vacant position for scientist that will work between numerical atmospheric modeling and statistical climatological analysis.  Tasks include, but are not limited to: developing methodology for spatial distribution of climate data in various spatial and temporal resolutions, support development of data quality algorithms and validation and uncertainty assessment of gridded climate data.  Qualifications include a Masters of Science of Ph.D in geoscience, expertise in statistics, expertise in atmospheric models, good team working skills and excellent oral and written communication skills.  Language skills in Norwegian would be an advantage.
  •   Research Specialist: Electronics Technician for the North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network (NDAWN) Center - Full-time, 12-month position responsible for performing electronics Technician duties.  Position deals with servicing 72 automated weather stations and installation.  A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Electronics, or Meteorology is required, as is the ability to lift heavy objects, climb ladders and work alone
  • NSCRiM Scientific Programmer, University Park, Pennsylvania - The Network for Sustainable Climate Risk Management (SCRiM) seeks candidates for a scientific programmer position with a focus on integrated Earth systems modeling and analysis.  The position will be based at Pennsylvania State University.  The position will include tasks such as coupling of modeling components, processing and analysis of observational data and climate model output, development of web-enabled visualization and analysis tools, and general support of the project's cyberinfrastructure.  Must have a bachelor's degree, but a Master's or PhD is preferred, and must be proficient in Fortran, C, R, NCL, and/or Matlab.   To apply, please email (scrim@psu.edu) a single PDF file (maximum 8 MB) containing a cover letter, a curriculum vitae (2-page max), a one-page publication (if applicable), and contact information with at least three references. For questions about the position, please contact: Robert Nicholas, rob.nicholas@psu.edu.
  • Crime Analyst - City of Grand Island, NE - Please view the website  for more information and to apply.
  • Kansas Department of Transportation - KDOT is currently hiring for a full time Geologist Trainee Position in their El Dorado Office. Apply online at http://www.ksdot.org/burpersonnel/employment.asp 
  • United Nations Fund for International Partnerships (UNFIP) - UNFIP is currently searching for multiple positions at different levels, including: Interpreter, Public Affairs Officer, Chief Regional Commissions NY Office, Senior Programme Officer, Transport Planner, Chief Nurse, Associate Pharmacist, Chief Medical Officer, Senior Environmental Affairs Officer, Programme Officer, Finance Officer, Research Assistant, Internship Programme. Please see site for details of each: http://www.un.org/partnerships/career.html  

 
 
 

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Positions Listed and Filled in the last 6 months

  • Adjunct Instructor- Physical Geography - This part-time teaching position is at Raritan Valley Community College in Somerville, NJ. The instructor will primarily teach Introduction to Physical Geography. Master's degree in area of specialty and teaching experience required.
  • Adjunct- Geography - Located in Arlington, VA, this teaching position is at Marymount University. The school of Arts and Sciences is seeking an instructor to teach Introduction to Geography - a course that covers the areas of physical, historical, cultural, and political geography. Must have Master's degree in Geography with at least 18 graduate credits in Geography.
  • Entry-level Geologist - Located in Minneapolis, MN, this position is with URS Corporation.  Must have Bachelor's degree in geology or related discipline. Must also have general knowledge of geology, environmental science principles, and local systems, as well as of state and federal environmental regulatory framework. Must be able to write in a clear and concise manner.
  • GIS Specialist - Located in Rosenberg, TX, this position is with the City of Rosenberg.  Position will be responsible for assisting with development and maintenance of the City's GIS by adding new subdivision parcels and utility infrastructure, and creation of additional mapping layers and databases as necessary.  Must have Bachelor's degree in GIS, Geography or a related field and 2+ years experience in GIS. Must have knowledge of AutoCAD, ArcInfo, and ArcView. 
  •  Chief Geologist- Reserves and Resources - Located in Salt Lake City, UT, this position is with Barrick Gold. Must have Geology or Geologic Engineering degree.  Practical knowledge of exploration techniques and geologic/resource modeling tools and mine and exploration geology procedures are required. Relevant experience in the assessment, evaluation, and estimation of gold deposits (Qualified as 'Competent Person' under NI-43-101 & JORC code) is also required.  Assistant Professor- Human-Environment Interactions - The Geography Department at Utah State University is looking for an assistant professor to teach one or more undergraduate courses in GIS, advise and mentor students in the Geographical Analysis/Bioregional Planning emphasis, contribute to the MS degree in Bioregional Planning, and develop/support a research program in his/her area of expertise.  Must have PhD in Geography or related field at time of appointment.
  • Field Geologist/Petrologist - Located in California, PA, this position is at the  California University of Pennsylvania. Must have a PhD in Geology or a related field and college-teaching experience is preferred.  Position will include teaching Earth Resources, Mineralogy, Petrology, Geochemistry, and Introductory Geology & Earth Science courses.  Candidate will be expected to teach upper-division courses within their expertise as well as other upper-division courses. Must be an outstanding educator who can integrate classroom, field, and lab approaches to teaching Geosciences