Baksun is seeking interns/workstudy students to help with a variety of projects concerning the environment, notably preparation and execution of images and texts primarily regarding water issues around the world.  Internship Information 

The Boulder County Resource Conservation Division is seeking a video production intern to begin work immediately.  This Intern will be responsible for creating short educational videos on recycling, composting, and hazardous waste to support the County's goal to become a zero waste community by 2025.

Keep it Clean Partnership 
Supports the Keep It Clean Partnership and the City of Boulder by informing the community about water protection best practices.  Assists with projects such as event organization, implementation of annual stormwater outreach campaign, education programs, volunteer activities and other outreach programs.  Internship Information  

Jobs That Make an Impact

2 years of action for our environment, our democracy, our future

Impact runs action campaigns on issues that matter, like global warming, clean water and big money's influence over our democracy, and we're hiring!

This isn't a study program or a travel program; it's an action program.  Impact's mission is to create the grassroots action, energy and power it takes to make an impact on important issues.

If you're serious about making an impact on these issues and you're willing to get out and work in the real world, where issue campaigns like these are won and lost, then we're the group for you.

National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) Paid Internships  

Summit to career success with the CU Buffs Professional Program!  Whether you're still exploring career options, or searching for internships or full-time jobs, this program has resources just for you.  Work at your own pace to explore 

CU-Boulder majors and connect the dots to your career.  Then find out what employers want, and seek out internships and jobs in areas of interest.  Completing the program makes your application stand out and lets employers know you have the skills and talent to be a CU Buffs Professional!   

More Information  

CU Buffs Professional Program Video 

Columbia University and The Earth Institute Announce 

This is the first full tuition grant in the MPA in Environmental Science and Policy program at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. All prospective students who apply to the program by Jan. 15, 2015, will be eligible for the Fellowship, valued at approximately $72,000.

This 12-month program-jointly developed by Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs and The Earth Institute-trains sophisticated managers and policymakers to apply innovative, interdisciplinary and sustainable solutions to environmental issues. The integrated approach reflects the system-level thinking that is needed to understand ecological interactions and maintain the health of Earth's interconnected systems.

Graduates are working in diverse organizations domestically and globally as consultants, environmental protection and restoration specialists, project managers, policy analysts, directors of environmental services, environmental and public health advisors, teachers, researchers, and environmental biologists and engineers.

CSTPR Noontime Series Presents: Blind Spots: Electronics Firms, and the Social and Environmental Harms of the Electronics Commodity Chain  

Monday 11/3 at 12:15pm, Lucy McAllister, Environmental Studies Program, CU Boulder 

CSTPR Conference Room, 1333 Grandview Avenue   

The Center for Science and Technology Policy Research is holding this free seminar series through Fall 2014.  For more    

information about CSTPR, visit their website.  

CU Honors Journal 

The Journal is an interdisciplinary, student-run publication released every spring by the Honors Program, which showcases the University's finest undergraduate work. Being selected for publication provides students with the unique opportunity of having their work recognized outside of his/her department and immediate academic circle.

A couple of important notes:

• ANY undergraduate student can submit work-one does not have to be member of the Honors Program to be considered.
• ALL submissions are reviewed blindly-names of authors and artists are only revealed upon publication.
• To submit work and see prior content, please visit: www.honorsjournal.com 
• The submission deadline is November 15, 2014.

Earth System and Space Science Poster Conference  
The conference will be held on Friday, November 14 in the LASP Space Sciences building.  The intent is for this to be an opportunity to increase collaborations, and an enjoyable, non-threatening venue for junior researchers to practice presenting and receive feedback on their work.  Event Flyer    

Engineering IUT Registration Workshop

Wednesday, November 5th from 4pm-5:30pm

Engineering Center (classroom wing)- ECCR 1B51

Front Range Bioneers November 7-9 

A Bioneers Resilient Communities Network Event

Bioneers connects social and scientific innovators with breakthrough solutions for restoring people and planet, for the purposes of network cultivation, cross-pollination and the transfer of effective practices, models, technologies and key ideas.  The 12th annual event includes a broadcast of the national Bioneers plenaries and is locally enriched with: art, networking, field trips, sessions, workshops and keynotes addressing topics of regional importance and community solutions.

• Over 30 sessions and workshops and field trips addressing topics of regional importance with 70 local presenters
• Local Plenary Presentations by Jason Gerhardt, Micah Parkin, Jeanine Canty, Isabel Sanchez
• Children's Eco-Activities
• TeenSpace
• Music, Art, and Performance

• $20/day, $12/day for students, seniors, activists and educators. Free for CU-Boulder and Naropa University students
• Multi-day discounts, student and senior discounts, youth scholarships, activist scholarships, and volunteer opportunities available.

When: Tuesday, Nov. 4th 

Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Where: UMC 235

The Peace Corps Extravaganza attempts to connect the CU campus and community to what its REALLY like to serve. Inspirational speakers bring insights and ideas, musicians bring energy and rhythm, and Returned Peace Corps Volunteers bring stories to last and last!

The keynote speaker this year will be Emily Braucher who served as a Rural Community Health Volunteer in Republic of Kiribati in the Pacific. Far from anything familiar, Emily's story is a classic one, and one that reminds us all of the effect service can have on our work and our lives.

The musical performance group will be **the CU Brazilian Ensemble** who promise to bring the house down and energize the crowd with toe tapping rhythms.

After the speaker and music there is an OPEN HOUSE with free FOOD!

Stick around until 8pm to chat with over 20 Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and find out what it's like to live in:

1) South & Central America, 2) Africa, 3) Eastern Europe, 4) Asia, and 5) The Pacific Islands.

Interested in hearing about volunteers' work in the Peace Corps? Returned Volunteers have served in a variety of roles including:

1) Education, 2) Youth in Development, 3) Health and HIV/AIDS prevention, 4) Community Economic Development, 5) Agriculture and Food Security, and 6) Environment.

Not sure if you qualify for the Corps? The Peace Corps Campus Representative, Nicholas Politte, will be there to answer your questions. We will also be inviting a variety of student and community organizations to help you gain volunteer experience to differentiate your Peace Corps application from the rest!

CU Peace Corps Event Page