Air & Waste Management Association

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The Air & Waste Management Association has great opportunities
available for environmental students, including scholarships, awards,
and a poster competition! Hurry participation deadlines are coming
soon!

Scholarships: Completed applications are due by Friday, January 11,
2013

Each year, the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) awards
scholarships to outstanding students who are pursuing courses of
study and research leading to careers in these areas:   Air Quality
Waste Management  Environmental Management  Policy  Sustainability
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Master Thesis and Doctoral Dissertation Awards: Nominations are due
by Monday, January 14, 2013

In addition to scholarships, A&WMA acknowledges up to two exceptional
masters thesis and up to two exceptional doctoral dissertations each
year. Nominations shall be made by the student's faculty advisors,
who are members of A&WMA, only. Works nominated shall be original
work that makes an unusually significant contribution to the fields
of:

Air Quality  All Types of Waste  Sustainability/Management Pertaining
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Student Platform Paper Award: Completed applications are due Monday,
November 5, 2012

Full-time masters and doctoral students are invited to compete for
the Student Platform Paper Award during A&WMA's Annual Conference &
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. A&WMA's Award's Committee, which is within the Higher Education
Division of the Education Council, selects the Student Platform Paper
Award winners, who are recognized at the Student Awards Ceremony &
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Student Poster Competition: Abstracts are due by Monday, December 10,
2012

A&WMA's Student Poster Awards recognizes student posters to be the
best amongst those considered in the undergraduate, masters, and
doctoral categories. The Student Poster Competition takes place at
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, which this year will be held in Chicago, IL on June 25-28, 2013.
Full-time Undergraduate, Graduate and Doctoral students are
encouraged to participate in the Student Poster Competition.
Students must be the primary author of the abstract associated with
the poster. They must present the poster during the annual conference
to be eligible for this competition.
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Air & Waste Management Association
One Gateway Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222
US

October 2012

Here's a listing of some recent opportunities.  These often come to me in the form of emails, so forgive the formatting:
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Part-time paid position

My name is Nickleson Cook-I’m a campaign director with the Fund for the Public Interest, a national grassroots non-profit. We are currently hiring for part-time positions on an urgent campaign to protect the Jersey Shore. It would be great if you could forward the following message to students on your list that may be looking for part-time jobs. 

Nickleson Cook 

New Brunswick Citizen Outreach Director 

119 Somerset St. 3rd Floor 

New Brunswick, NJ 08901 

732-246-8128 

 JOBS PROTECTING THE JERSEY SHORE ($9-14/HR) Reckless development poses a huge threat to the Jersey Shore, washing pollution and dangerous bacteria into the waters where so many New Jerseyans swim, fish, and play. As a result, shore closings have actually tripled in the past decade! Right now, we’re in a pivotal position to convince the legislature in Trenton to protect the natural areas around the shore, ensuring the preservation of these beautiful spaces for us and future generations. But without strong public pressure, our government will continue to let development go unrestricted in one of New Jersey’s most important natural resources. So we’re hiring people to get out into neighborhoods and build the public support it will take to protect our shores! We have part-time and full-time positions available. The average salary comes to $9-14/HR, and we can be fairly flexible with students’ schedules. The best way to apply is to call our office at 732-246-8128, or you can apply online at www.jobsthatmatter.org

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 Internships for credit

The Department of Human Ecology has a new Spring 2013 course offering for juniors and seniors interested in hands-on internships regarding water resources, land use management and watershed management.  The Raritan Scholars course (11:374:481, 4 credits) provides opportunities for students to work directly with non-profit organizations, government agencies and others on Raritan River Basin projects that are meaningful, immediate and directly applicable to the work of the internship sponsors.  Students will spend a minimum of 125 hours on the internship, plus a journal and a one-hour class meeting per week.  This course is a great opportunity for students to get direct experience, make great contacts, and learn about how these organizations work.

This course is available BY SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY.  Dr. Dan Van Abs, the course instructor, will provide special permission numbers to qualified students and will work with the students to ensure that each student has an appropriate internship opportunity.  Students will interview (by phone or in person) with the internship sponsor and must be accepted by the sponsor for the internship.  The purpose is to make sure that this inaugural session is a complete success for both the students and the sponsors.

Completion of this course will meet Experience-Based Education requirements for the Environmental Policy, Institutions and Behavior program.  It also meets Experience-Based Education requirements for the Environmental Science program.


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Part-time lab assistant


We are looking for  a part time lab assistant with biology training. Duties include maintaining live insect (cockroaches and bed bugs) colonies, setting up experiments and recording data, and conducting bed bug or cockroach inspections in apartments.  Ideal candidates need to be physically fit in order to lift mattresses and sofas for bed bug inspection and pay attention to details. This position is up to 2 years. Salary is based on experience. If interested, please contact:

Dr. Narinderpal Singh, nsing@aesop.rutgers.edu; 848-932-9371.

or

Dr. Changlu Wang, cwang@aesop.rutgers.edu; 848-932-9552.

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 Paid Internship

 Zodiac Aerospace located in Wall Township, NJ.  We are looking to hire an Intern for our Safety/Environmental Leader.  The assignment will last approximately 6 months and will pay an hourly wage according to the students college year completed.



Sincerely,

AIR CRUISERS AEROSAFETY SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY
Lori Kavanagh Human Resource Specialist
1747 State Route 34 - Wall Township, NJ 07727-3935 - USA Tel: (732) 681-3527 x 2251 -  - Fax: (732) 280-3508 Lori.Kavanagh@zodiacaerospace.com http://www.zodiacaerospace.com

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