NACFAC SE Full time opportunities

NAVFAC SE or Navy Facilities Engineering Command Southeast is located at Naval Air Station Jacksonville. The majority of our employees are civilians that support the Navy by building and maintaining installation facilities across the southeast region of the United States. Our area of responsibility (AOR) covers South Carolina to Cuba and Texas through Tennessee. We have 15 major installations and several reserve locations and special areas within the AOR. The two engineering positions are located within the Environmental Community of the command and will support petroleum environmental compliance, emergency response, and solid and hazardous waste compliance. We execute the Navy’s environmental compliance requirements through a mix of contracted and in-house efforts. These positions will provide the new employees the unique opportunity to support a spectrum of Navy operations across the southeast while using their engineering skills as civilians. These positions will regularly work with a team of engineers and environmental professionals at the command and installation to understand and execute the requirements set forth by the regulatory community and the Navy.

If you are interested, please send your resume to hiring manager Brendan Lockard at: brendan.lockard@navy.mil as early as possible.

Undergraduate research experience project on phenomics

Washington State University has an undergraduate research experience project (similar to NSF REU) on phenomics recently funded. Please share this information with your colleagues and encourage undergraduate students from your institutions to apply. More details can be found at: https://labs.wsu.edu/sankaran-phenomics/undergrad-research-exp/

Mississippi State University's Undergraduate Apprenticeship Program

Greetings! Mississippi State University (MSU) is pleased to offer several undergraduate apprenticeship opportunities for qualified juniors and seniors through the MSU Extension Undergraduate Apprenticeship Program in 2020. Each apprenticeship offers an integrated research and outreach experience, in which the student will work directly with a faculty mentor to assist with ongoing research and help develop a related educational product or process that successfully translates that research into relevant outreach to key stakeholders.

Students will receive a $400/week stipend (for 10 weeks), plus job-related travel expenses. It is up to the student’s home institution whether the student will receive college credit for the summer semester.

Specific information about each apprenticeship opportunity and an online application are available at http://extension.msstate.edu/apprentice. The application deadline is 11:59PM (CST), February 14, 2020.

UF in Costa Rica - Spring Break

NACFAC SE Full time opportunities

NAVFAC SE or Navy Facilities Engineering Command Southeast is located at Naval Air Station Jacksonville. The majority of our employees are civilians that support the Navy by building and maintaining installation facilities across the southeast region of the United States. Our area of responsibility (AOR) covers South Carolina to Cuba and Texas through Tennessee. We have 15 major installations and several reserve locations and special areas within the AOR. The two engineering positions are located within the Environmental Community of the command and will support petroleum environmental compliance, emergency response, and solid and hazardous waste compliance. We execute the Navy’s environmental compliance requirements through a mix of contracted and in-house efforts. These positions will provide the new employees the unique opportunity to support a spectrum of Navy operations across the southeast while using their engineering skills as civilians. These positions will

regularly work with a team of engineers and environmental professionals at the command and installation to understand and execute the requirements set forth by the regulatory community and the Navy.

If you are interested, please send your resume to hiring manager Brendan Lockard at: brendan.lockard@navy.mil as early as possible.

Funded Summer Undergraduate Research Opportunity at Kansas State

B.I.G. Summer 2020 at UCLA - REU

Paid Undergraduate Research Opportunity- Deadline Tuesday 12/2!

Civic Scholars at the Bob Graham Center for Public Service offers UF undergraduates an opportunity to gain research and public service experience on key issues facing Florida. Spring 2020 Civic Scholars will research climate change impacts and preparedness in Florida’s 67 counties. Your work will support the development of a new public portal, Barometer Florida, to help the public track progress on this and other challenges. Upon completion of all requirements, each student will receive a $500 stipend—and an important research experience. Contact Cynthia Barnett with questions.

Applications are due Dec. 2.

2020 UF/IFAS Undergraduate Summer Research Internship Program

This internship program with the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station (FAES) is a cooperative effort between CALS and the Experiment Station. Interns will be supervised by an FAES faculty member and will be paid $560 per week ($14 per hour) for six weeks full time, or the hours can be spread out over the summer. This internship program will place a priority on CALS students who have not previously held a paid research position.

FAES is the research program of UF/IFAS. Our mission is to discover, invent and develop applications of new knowledge in agriculture, human and natural resources. Experiment Station faculty are in Departments on the campus in Gainesville and at Research and Education Centers throughout Florida. The Experiment Station has over 500 active research Projects.

For more information and a link to the applications, please go to our application website. A list of currently submitted faculty projects can be found inside the application portal. Note that all submissions require a CV/resume (in pdf form). If you have questions about the 2020 summer research internship program, please see our Frequently Asked Questions or contact Cassie Sexson at cjlema@ufl.edu. Applications are due Wednesday, January 15, 2020.

Fall Collection Day is Thursday, Dec. 5th - Donate unwanted items before you leave town!

7:30am - 1:00pm @ the NW Corner of O'Connell Center Parking Lot*

*Parking Lifted for Reading Days Collection Day is your one stop drop-off event! Students, faculty and staff are invited to drop off any unwanted household items, clothing, hazardous waste, old electronics, furniture, appliances, and non-perishable food items.

See full list of items you can bring to Collection Day Here