Organization:
Air Pollution Control District/Walk San Diego
Contact
Person:
Andy Hamilton
9150 Chesapeake Dr.
San Diego, CA 92123
Phone: (858) 650-4671
Fax: (858) 650-4658
E-mail:
ahamilha@co.san-diego.ca.us
Description of Organization:
APCD, in part, advises SANDAG and municipalities on
Smart Growth planning issues. APCD has ~150
employees, 5 in its planning section. Located in
Kearny Mesa.
Organization:
Aquatic Adventures Science Education Foundation
Contact
Person:
Shara Fisler, Executive Director
or Matt Kansteiner, SEA Program Director
1010 Santa Clara Place
San Diego, CA 92109
Phone: 858.488.3849
Fax: 858.488.4265
Email:
sharafisler@aquaticadventures.org
Email:mattkansteiner@aquaticadventures.org
Organization Website:
http://www.aquaticadventures.org
Description of Organization:
Provides educational programs that connect
underserved youth to science, inspire environmental
action, and increase exposure to marine habitats.
Aquatic Adventures provides students that are
traditionally underrepresented in science and
technology access to these fields through
experiential learning. Youth gain skills to develop
a stronger foundation for the future.
Organization:
Association of Environmental Professionals
CEQA/NEPA professionals
Contact information:
Devon Muto, President
858 514-1023
dmuto@pbsj.com
www.sandiegoaep.org
Description of Organization:
This is a website for members of the San Diego
Chapter of the Association of Environmental
Professionals. You will find links to employment
opportunities and many potential contacts in San
Diego Environmental Firms, and links to local, state
and federal environmental agencies, organizations,
and private environmental consulting firms.
Organization:
California Climate Action Registry
Global Greenhouse Gas Inventory Internship Program
Contact
Person:
Gwendy Donaker, Manager of Member Services
Phone: (213) 891-6920
Gwendy@climateregistry.org
Description of Organization:
A non-profit voluntary registry for greenhouse gas
(GHG) emission whose purpose is to help companies
and organization with operations in the state to
establish GHG emissions baselines against which and
future GHG emission reduction requirements may be
applied. The Registry encourages voluntary actions
to increase energy efficiency and decrease GHG
emissions. The Registry currently has 34 members,
representing companies, governmental agencies,
municipalities, NGO’s and UCSD. The internship
program is being developed to train and hire interns
to assist in calculating, reporting and certifying
greenhouse gas emissions inventory for Registry
members.
click
here for more information on CCAR
Organization:
City of Carlsbad
Contact
Person:
Linda M. Kermott
1635 Faraday Avenue
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Phone: (760) 602-2753
Fax: ((760) 602-8562
E-Mail:
lkerm@ci.carlsbad.ca.us
Description of Organization:
The City of Carlsbad is a coastal community located
35 miles north of the City of San Diego surrounded
by mountains, lagoons and the Pacific Ocean. The
City is governed by a five-member City Council under
the Council/Manager form of government. Currently,
the City is about 2/3 developed and is expected to
grow from a population of 88,000 to 117,000 once its
42 square miles are built out.
Organization:
City of San Diego – Environmental Services
Contact
Person:
Lisa Pratt
9601 Ridgehaven Court, Suite 310
San Diego, CA 92123-1636
Phone: (858) 492-5088
Fax: (858) 492-5041
http://www.sannet.gov/environmental-services
Description of Organization:
The Environmental Services Department was created in
1988 to ensure that all residents of San Diego are
provided with a clean, safe and ecologically sound
environment.
Organization:
City of San Diego Graffiti Control Program
Contact
Person:
Sonya L. Ollison
2750 Caminito Chollas
San Diego, CA 92105
Phone: (619) 527-5449
Fax: (619) 527-5466
E-mail:
sollison@sandiego.gov
Description of Organization:
The Graffiti Control Program is responsible for the
education, prevention, enforcement, and removal of
graffiti.
Organization:
County of San Diego- Department of Planning and Land
Use, Multiple Species Conservation Program Division
Contact
Person:
Christine Brochard
5201 Ruffine Road, Suite B
San Diego, CA 92123
Phone: (858) 694-3004
Fax: (858) 694-2555
Description of Organization:
The goal of the Multiple Species Conservation
Program is to maintain and enhance biological
diversity in the region and maintain viable
populations of endangered, threatened and key
sensitive species and their habitats. The Program
acts as a cooperative effort among the County and
other local jurisdictions and the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service and the California Department of
Fish and Game.
Organization:
County of San Diego Office of Trade and Business
Development
Contact
Person:
Cheryl Wahlin
Phone: (858) 495-5494
E-mail:
cherylwahlin@sdcounty.ca.gov
Description of Organization:
The
County of San Diego Office of Trade and Business
Development is looking for a few good interns. These
internships are unpaid positions with possibilities
for paid opportunities after one semester is
completed. Interns generally work 12+ hours a week
(we are very flexible with school), completing the
number of hours required by your university or
college.
Interns
are typically given a project assignment for the
semester ranging in scope from economic development
to environmental planning to event planning to
marketing as well as clerical support services and
other duties as assigned. Computer experience is a
plus but some training is available if needed.
Typical business attire is worn and the atmosphere
is of a professional business office in the public
sector. Do you meet the challenge? Come join a team
that assists current businesses in San Diego County
and attracts new businesses as well.
Organization:
Dokken Engineering
Contact
Person:
Stefan Leeb or Sonia Sturgeon
9665 Chesapeake Drive, Suite 435
San Diego, CA 92123
Phone: (858) 514-8377
Fax: (858) 514-8608
E-mail:
sleeb@sd.demail.com
Description of Organization:
Dokken Engineering, a California Corporation,
specializes in providing professional engineering
services for bridges, rail transit, highways, local
roads, sewer, water and other public works
infrastructure facilities.
Organization:
D-Max Engineering, Inc.,
Contact
Person:
An informal contact is John Quenzer, a UCSD grad
from the ESYS program:
jquenzer@dmaxinc.com
To apply for an internship, email your resume and
cover letter to admin@dmaxinc.com or fax resume to
(858) 455-9978.
Description of Organization:
D-Max Engineering, Inc., a local engineering firm
specializing in storm water consulting services to
municipalities in the San Diego area. The firm will
inspect businesses, do field water sampling, educate
city employees about stormwater, etc.
Organization:
EnvironMINE,
Inc.
Contact:
Tasha Davis
EnviroMINE, Inc.
3511 Camino Del Rio South, Suite 403
San Diego, CA 92108
619-284-8515, Fax 619-284-0115
tasha@enviromineinc.com
Description of Organization:
EnviroMINE is a unique consulting service
specializing in resource evaluations, mine
permitting, reclamation planning and environmental
reporting. More information can be found on the
company's web page:
http://www.enviromineinc.com.
Click
here for a detailed job description
Organization:
ERESE: Enduring Resources for Earth Science
Education
Scripps Institution of Oceanography/ Institute of
Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP)
Contact:
Anthony Koppers (IGPP)
Dr. Anthony A.P. Koppers
Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California, San Diego
8800 Biological Grade
La Jolla, CA 92037-0225, USA
tel :
+01 (858) 534 8771
fax : +01 (858) 534 8090
email :
akoppers@ucsd.edu
Description of organization:
Promoting, creating and publishing Enduring
Resources for Earth Science Education in
collaboration with middle and high school teachers
and Earth Scientists. Based at the Scripps
Institution of Oceanography/IGPP. See
http://earthref.org/ for more information. Click
here for information about the job and
instructions on how to apply.
Organization:
Green Restaurant Association
Contact
Person:
Michael Oshman
Phone: (858) 452-7378
E-mail:
gra@dinegreen.com
http://www.dinegreen.com
Description of Organization:
We help businesses and consumers improve their
environmental practices through consulting,
education, and public relations. We mainly focus on
restaurants with solid waste, energy, and green
procurement.
Organization:
HDR Engineering
Contact
Person:
Michal
Ruedy
Western Region Recruiting Coordinator
9444 Farnham St. Suite 300 | San Diego, CA |
92123-1300
Phone: 858.712.8341 | Fax: 858.712.8333 | Email:
michal.ruedy@hdrinc.com
Please Apply On-line:
www.hdrinc.com
Description of Organization:
HDR Engineering is an employee-owned, national
consulting engineering firm one of many national
offices in San Diego. They specialize in providing
clients with environmentally conscience solutions in
the areas of transportation, water and environmental
compliance. They are currently seeking environmental
science interns.
Click
here for a detailed job description and
information on how to apply.
Organization:
I Love a Clean San Diego
Contact
Person:
Sarah Adams
4355 Ruffin Road, Suite 118
San Diego, CA 92123
Phone: (858) 467-0103 x3003
Fax: (858) 467-1314
E-mail:
volunteers@ilacsd.org
http://www.ilacsd.org
Description of Organization:
I Love a Clean San Diego (ILACSD) is a widely
recognized non-profit, environmental education
organization committed to conservation and waste
reduction. Our mission statement – Through outreach,
community involvement and example, I Love A Clean
San Diego leads and educates our community to
actively conserve and enhance the environment.
Organization:
Industrial Environmental Association
Contact
Person:
Patti Krebs
701 “B” St. #1445
San Diego, CA 92101
E-mail: iea@cts.com
Description of Organization:
Manufacturers’ trade organization.
Organization:
Natural Reserve System, UCSD
Contact
Person:
Isabelle Kay
Division of Biology, UCSD
9500 Gilman Drive, APM annex room 2802
La Jolla, CA 92093
Phone: (858) 534-2077
Fax: (858) 822-0696
E-mail: ikay@ucsd.edu
Description of Organization:
The University of California’s Natural Reserve
System protects for academic study 32 sites which
are representative of the state’s ecological
diversity. The San Diego campus office manages four
natural reserves in western San Diego County for
teaching, research, and conservation.
Organization:
Port of San Diego
Recreation and Environmental Services Department
Contact:
This link will provide info about the internships:
http://www.portofsandiego.org/sandiego%5Fabout/opportunities/employment/jobs/index.asp
Under
the list of open positions, click on "intern I and
II". This will take you to the page describing how
to apply for the internship with a link to the
application.
State
your interest in working in the "Recreation &
Environmental Services" Department on the
application.
Description of Organization
The Port of San Diego is dedicated to protecting the
San Diego Bay and Port Tidelands. They offer paid
internship positions and a great way to get some
entry-level field work experience doing things like
storm drain monitoring, dredge monitors and GIS.
Organization:
San Diego Association of Geologists
Contact:
Margaret Eggers,Vice President
SDAG@eggersenv.com
Eggers Environmental
760 757-7711
or
David
Bloom,Treasurer
Navy Public Works Center
secretary@sandiegogeologists.org
619 524-6967
http://www.sandiegogeologists.org/
Description of Organization:
Website has various job postings and contact
information to environmental professionals and
organizations in the area of geosciences.
Organization:
San Diego County Chapter Surfrider Foundation
Contact
Person:
Heather Hoogendam
P.O. Box 230754
Encinitas, CA 92024
Phone: (858) 792-9940
E-mail:
heather@surfridersd.org
Description of Organization:
Non-profit environmental organization dedicated to
the protection and enhancement of the worlds waves
and beaches through conservation, education and
research.
Organization:
San Diego Foundation (ECO)
Contact
Person:
Dr. Emily Young
1420 Kettner Blvd. Ste. 500
San Diego, CA 92107
Phone: (619) 814-1318
E-mail:
eyoung@sdfoundation.org
Description of Organization:
ECO's mission is to protect and enhance the
environment through the development
of professionals and the inspiration of individual
action.
Organization:
San Diego Oceans Foundation
Contact
Person:
Noelle Barger
P.O. Box 90672
San Diego, CA 92169-2672
Phone: (619) 523-1903
Fax: (619) 523-1979
E-mail:
sdocians@sdoceans.org
http://www.sdocians.org
Description of Organization:
The San Diego Oceans Foundation is a local
non-profit organization dedicated to further ocean
stewardship. Most activities are related to local
waters and include growing fish for restocking
(enhancement), creating artificial reefs, improving
water quality, marine science education, underwater
scientific research, and educating the public on
ocean issues.
Organization:
San Diego Super Computer Center
Contact
Person:
Steve Cutchin
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92037
Mail Code 0505
Phone: (858) 822-3689
E-mail:
cutchin@sdsc.edu
Description of Organization:
The San
Diego Supercomputer Center is a national center
providing high-end computational support to academic
scientists and researchers throughout the country.
Organization:
San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board (two
internships)
Internship One:
Stacey Baczkowski
858-637-5594
Resumes
may be mailed to:
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Attn: S. Baczkowski.
9174 Sky Park Court, Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92123
Description of organization:
To preserve, enhance and restore the quality of
California's water resources, and ensure their
proper allocation and efficient use for the benefit
of present and future generations.
They
are currently looking for a student to assist with
the section 401 Water Quality
Certification program which is part of the EPA Clean
Air Act.
Click
here for a detailed job description.
Internship Two:
Mr.
Jimmy Smith, Environmental Scientist
Water Quality Standards Unit
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
9174 Sky Park Court, Suite 100
San Diego, CA 92123-4340
Phone (858) 467-2732 Fax (858) 571-6972
jsmith@rb9.swrcb.ca.gov
Click
here for a detailed job description and
information on how to apply.
Organization:
San
Dieguito River Valley Conservancy (SDRVC)
Contact
Person:
Craig Adams
P.O. Box 89
Del Mar, CA 92014
Phone: (858) 755-6956
Fax: (858) 356-4222
E-mail:
sdrvc@pacbell.net or
sdrvc@msn.com
Description of Organization:
SDRVC is a private nonprofit organization that
collaborates with the governmental Joint Powers
Authority to acquire lands for 55-mile preserve
along the San Dieguito River. In this role, the
SDRVC raises funds and purchases land to complete
the River Park and protect the River Valley;
educates and assists San Diegans to become involved
in protecting the River Valley; cooperates with
River Valley landowners interested in preserving the
natural open space qualities of their land; and
works in partnership with community groups, other
conservation organization and local, state and
federal resource agencies.
click
here
for more info on SDRVC
Organization:
Tijuana Estuary
Contact
Person:
Dr. Jeff Crooks
(or Crystal Ritchie)
301 Caspian Way
Imperial Beach, CA 91932
Phone: (619) 575-3613
Fax: (619) 575-6913
E-mail:
jcrooks@tijuanaestuary.com &
critchie@ixpres.com
Description of Organization:
The Tijuana River NERR, in Imperial Beach, is a
unique nature preserve located just north of the
U.S. Mexico border. It encompasses approximately
2,500 acres, including a variety of habitats. Salt
marsh is the most conspicuous, and as 90% of
California’s Salt Marshes have been destroyed, it is
vital that we continue to protect and research what
remnants we have. The reserve is managed by the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, California State Parks,
and NOAA.
Life Sciences Summer Institute
Now recruiting!
We are looking for companies who want to hire
highly motivated summer interns and host teacher
outreach opportunities this summer.
BIOCOM, in partnership with the
San Diego Workforce Partnership, has
developed a 9-week program for High School
Juniors, Seniors and Community College Students
to explore the life sciences industries through
a combination of introductory course and paid
internship. High School teachers will
participate in a 4-week program of combined
course-work and company tour experiences. If you
have an interested student, are an interested
teacher, or would like to host either students
or teachers in your company, please email
biotech@workforce.org.
Please forward this to anyone who might be
interested in applying as a participant or to
companies who would like to host students and
teachers.
If you have any questions, comments, or
suggestions please feel free to contact me
directly at the number below or email
biotech@workforce.org.
The San Diego Workforce Partnership and BIOCOM
have received funding through the President's
High Growth Jobs Training Initiative under the
U.S. Department of Labor to implement a pilot
program providing teachers and students exposure
to the life sciences industries.
BAY CITY TELEVISION,
INC.
Internship Program Information
The BCTV Internship Program is an unpaid,
hands-on experience to familiarize students
seeking a career in TV broadcasting. The duties
and responsibilities of an intern vary depending
upon the nature of his/her interests.
Students observe firsthand how skills learned in
the classroom can be employed in day-to-day
commercial broadcasting. Most Departments at
BCTV participate in the program, and all provide
supervision at each stage of the student’s
activities.
Although interns are assigned by choice and by
need to one area for the entire internship, they
have ample opportunity to view all aspects of
broadcasting. This allows them to be more
selective in their career specialty.
Internships are available in various departments
at BCTV.
Internship requirements:
Current enrollment in high school, college,
university or technical school
Documentation stating that the internship will
be given credit or recognized as a necessary
part of your curriculum in writing by the
institution, preferably before the internship
begins
A demonstrated interest in communications or a
related field
All interns must be recommended by a designated
person at their institutions. This person will
be the primary contact between BCTV and the
institution and will determine how the student
will be graded for the internship.
Interns must be available for 12-16 weeks (one
quarter or semester) and a minimum of 15 hours
per week.
Students will also receive a final written
evaluation which will be forwarded to their
sponsoring institution and will be retained in
the BCTV personnel files.
In addition, students upon completion of their
internship will be asked to submit a written
evaluation of their internship.
At no time does BCTV promise or encourage
student interns to expect employment with the
station following completion of their
internship. However, many interns have found
positions as the result of their education and
experience in our organization.
Restrictions upon intern application have been
composed for the benefit of the student, the
sponsoring institution and BCTV.
One of BCTV’s commitments to the community and
to our industry is to provide excellence in
broadcasting. We believe our internship program
will help to achieve this goal. We hope you
will, too.
Students
wishing to apply for our BCTV Internship Program
are asked to contact Human Resources for an
application form.
Human Resources Assistant
Bay City Television, Inc.
XETV: FOX6 / XUPN: UPN13
8253 Ronson Road
San Diego, CA 92111
ph (858) 650-6006
f (858) 279-1378
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