Employment Opportunity - Fidelity Investments - All Majors

Fidelity Investments is actively hiring for our Personal Investing Business. The Customer Relationship Advocate (CRA) and Workplace Planning Associate roles are our preeminent and primary entry level roles into Fidelity and the financial services industry.  Many of our senior leaders began their careers in this area of the business.

 In these roles, students can expect:

• The opportunity to learn from the best coaches, peers, trainers and leaders
• Be a part of a 23+ week paid training opportunity as you learn about our industry
• Study for your FINRA Series 7 licenses with your peers and mentors, if pursuing the CRA role; the WPA role is unlicensed
• Help others on a daily basis to build the financial success they are seeking
• To take advantage of highly competitive salaries and benefits, including our:
• Popular Student Loan Repayment program (Fidelity helps you pay back your student loans)
• Tuition Reimbursement Program
• 401K and profit sharing benefits and lots more

 We are conducting virtual interviews NOW for students and graduates who may be interested in this opportunity. They just need to apply online (links are in the flyer) and a recruiter will be in touch with them immediately. The flyer is attached.

 Personal Investing - Customer Relationship Advocate and Workplace Planning Associate (Full-time – start dates ongoing)

Interact with customers via inbound calls, responding to requests for information and assistance with their brokerage accounts. Engage and educate customers to an understanding of the options or solutions that are applicable to their situation and will lead to the greatest level of financial success. Facilitate timely, accurate and efficient transactions and trade mutual funds on the NYSE. Obtain Series 7 and 63 Securities licenses.

• 2020 graduates
• Open to ALL majors
• Experience in service, healthcare, or hospitality in people facing industries
• Interest in finance, investing, economic trends
• Strong communication skills

Summer Program Counselor Positions

 The University of Florida Center for Precollegiate Education and Training (UF CPET) is currently looking for friendly and competent Summer Counselors to join our team. If you are a compassionate and self-motivated individual with an interest in STEM education, we urge you to apply!

This year, all UF CPET summer programs will be delivered online. Most work in this position can be remote but may require some hours at the office to prepare for the program(s). All counselors are provided with training and professional staff support.

We are currently hiring for the following Summer Counselor positions:
• Global Health Institute (June 20-24, plus additional days/times TBD for training and prep)
• Research Immersion in Science (July 1-22, tentative)
• Climate Change Resiliency Program (June 1-30, tentative)

Responsibilities vary by program, but may include:
• Assist instructors prepare and deliver lesson plans and activities
• Track student attendance and class schedules
• Monitor students on virtual video conferencing and online course management platforms
• Check and address online platforms for issues, questions, or concerns as they arise
• Assist instructors with preparing science kits and uploading lessons/information into Canvas.
• Assist with leading discussions in video conference break-out rooms with smaller groups of students
• Additional responsibilities as assigned

Requirements:
• Familiarity with Canvas or other online course management system preferred
• Familiarity with Zoom or another video conferencing tool preferred
• Experience with data entry and using spreadsheets
• Enthusiastic about STEM education and working with youth
• Available to work flexible work hours - we operate full days during summer weeks. Please indicate your availability while applying.
• Compassionate and positive attitude.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Great communication and organizational skills
• At least two years of undergraduate coursework preferred

To fill out an application, please click here!

If you have any questions about these positions, please contact Dehlia Albrecht, Youth Programs Coordinator, at dehlia@cpet.ufl.edu.

CCC Upcoming Career Programs

Adulting 101 - Stand out: Professionalism, Branding, And Professional Development

Tuesday, March 30 @ 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Take charge of your future and learn 3 key ways to stand out positively during your job or graduate school search. You are the CEO of your brand and we look forward to sharing resources, tips, and learning from you.

Zoom Link: https://ufl.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwrcuCrqzouGtKFlT_J1bRbbQEsGJ785BMr

Building Experience in the Health Field in Unprecedented Times

Monday, April 5 @ 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM

This event is part of the “Springing Into Healthcare Series.” Gaining experience through internships and volunteering has been dramatically impacted by recent events. Come learn about opportunities to gain exposure to the health field during these unprecedented times from two employer partners!

Zoom Link: https://ufl.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMvf-6hrDorGdTUw5O_5WhuJbroiBs2ngVz

Junior Level Civil Engineer in Training (EIT) at Zahn Engineering

 Join Zahn Engineering and make your mark among a team of engineering consultants that provides innovating solutions to transportation, development, government, and industrial clients. 35 years strong and 100-percent employee owned, Zahn Engineering is the right place for talented and motivated individuals who seek to distinguish themselves in a company poised for unlimited growth.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
• Design of Stormwater Best Management Practices (open channels, culverts, infiltration / exfiltration systems, detention, and/or retention basins), Erosion and Sediment Pollution Controls, Site Grading.
• Civil Site Design:
o Construction Plans,
o Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Plans,
o Stormwater Management Plans,
o Site Development and Access Road Grading Plans,
o Utility design: water, sewer, stormwater,
o Maintenance and Protection of Traffic Plans.
• Coordination of other design professionals: surveying, geotechnical, environmental, landscaping and architecture.
• Hydrology and Hydraulic analyses.
• Preparation of calculations, drawings, specifications, and quantity and cost estimates.
• Preparation of Construction Documents.
• Preparation of various permit applications (including permits for water and sewer system extensions, earth disturbance, water obstruction and encroachment, building, subdivision and land development, grading)
• Utility coordination and value engineering.
• Feasibility studies and alternative analyses.
• Constructability field investigations, environmental monitoring, construction support and monitoring.
• Land planning, including rezoning, Future Land Use Amendment, variance applications, and other conditions involving land use.

Qualifications:
• Bachelors (B.S.) degree from an accredited college in Civil Engineering.
• Experience or concentration in General Civil or Water Resources Engineering beneficial.
• 0 to 4 years of civil engineering experience with title and salary adjusted as appropriate.
• EIT Certification or ability to take and pass the exam within six months.
• AutoCAD Civil 3D proficiency preferred.
• GIS proficiency is a plus.

Women in Agribusiness Scholarships - Apply now!

 

Ag Engineer Position - Maine

The University of Maine Cooperative Extension has a new agricultural engineer position opening. 

The Extension Agricultural Engineer Professional will support Maine’s farm-based, producer community by providing civil and mechanical engineering advice. The typical hiring range for this soft-money-funded position is $65,000 to $70,000, commensurate with experience and qualifications.

The deadline to apply is Monday, May 17, 2021. If applicants have questions about the position, they can contact the chair of the search committee by emailing Mark Hutchinson at mhutch@maine.edu

For a complete job description, and to apply:

https://umaine.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=67210&job=extension-agricultural-engineer-professional

OPS Research Technician

A full time OPS research technician position is immediately open in the Urban Ecosystem Ecology Laboratory in the Soil and Water Sciences Department at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. This position is available through a funded research and extension project focused on the effects of different residential landscape management practices on nutrient and contaminant leaching in Alachua County, FL.

The open position is for a field and laboratory research technician to carry out field and laboratory components of this project. The successful applicant will be expected to carry out basic field and lab protocols, process incoming data streams, coordinate logistics with other members of the research team, and contribute positively to the broader Urban Ecosystem Ecology Lab. The chosen applicant will be expected to spend 40 hours/week in the lab and the position is funded for 12 months. Although the position will typically be expected to work regular Monday - Friday hours, the applicant may be required to spend some time in the lab over weekends during a specific component of the research. Regardless of workdays, the applicant will still only be expected to work 40 hours/week. Additional support for the research will be available from other members of the lab, collaborators, or potentially additional support.

Examples of tasks include (but are not limited to):
- Weekly sampling trips to visit residential landscapes and collect soil and leachate samples
- Weekly sampling trips to visit residential landscapes and collect soil and leachate samples

http://www.ajreisingerlab.com

Micro-Internships now available

The Career Connections Center is offering a non-traditional alternative for you to gain valuable career experience through micro internships!

Micro internships are short-term, professional work experiences that allow you to demonstrate skills, explore career paths, and develop professional networks. These opportunities typically range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and many can be completed remotely.

These projects allow you to provide immediate support on tasks and network with alumni and professionals. In addition, by engaging these companies early, you can enhance your work experience for future internships and career options.

Micro-Internships can include projects across all departments, including:
• Human Resources
• Strategy
• Marketing
• Research
• Operations and Support
• Finance and Accounting
• Sales

To learn more and apply to projects, visit the Career Connections Center’s Micro Internship page to get started.

Take a closer look at micro internships with this short video!

Food and Resource Economics accepting applications for MAB: 1-yr, non-thesis business degree

The Food and Resource Economics Department in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) is accepting applications for our 1-year non-thesis Master of Agribusiness (MAB) program. The next class begins Summer B 2021.

The MAB is a Graduate Business degree that offers students in non-econ disciplines the opportunity to obtain the business background they need to be competitive in the workforce.

• Courses in finance, public policy, management strategies, risk management, international marketing, decision-making, and quantitative methods.
• Blends business and economics with the applied science of agriculture, providing methods for solving real-world problems.
• Includes a summer internship in which students have the opportunity to put to use the skills learned in the program.
• Provides students the knowledge and skills necessary for careers in a changing and complex economy.
• Prepares students for employment in a wide variety of industries in occupations including managers, financial advisors, account executives, bankers, farmers, sales representatives, procurers, producers, merchandisers, consultants, entrepreneurs, and public school teachers.

Requirements for admission:
• 3.0 upper division GPA
• B or better grades in the four prerequisite courses:
o Principles of Microeconomics or AEB 2014 Economic Issues, Food, and You, or similar Microeconomics-based course
o Principles of Management, AEB 3133 Principles of Agribusiness Management or other Management course
o Financial Accounting or AEB 3122 Financial Planning for Agribusiness
o Statistics
• Three strong letters of recommendation

More information, including the application link is at https://fred.ifas.ufl.edu/current-students/graduate/master-of-agribusiness-non-thesis/. The application deadline is May 15, 2021.

If you have any questions about the program, please contact Jess Herman, Graduate Advisor at jherman@ufl.edu.

Grassy Waters Preserve Internship Summer 2021

Grassy Waters Preserve: Environmental Education Internship

June 14th-August 6th
Application Deadline: April 19th

Apply now for a paid, career-enhancing internship:
• Become an Everglades Educator & Mentor
• Learn Teaching Techniques & Everglades Ecology through hands-on Field Experiences
• Design Environmental Education Virtual Resources
• Connect Campers to their Watershed through Live Broadcasts of Virtual Field Trip Programs

If you have any questions or would like to request an application, please email mcrider@wpb.org

AFA Crop Science Institute

The AFA Crop Science Institute is open to all undergraduate college students pursuing agriculture related careers. This Institute allows students to explore career opportunities within the crop science sector, network with industry leaders and build relationships with other agriculture students from across the country.

Here is a quick glance at the AFA Crop Science Institute experience. Schedule is subject to change.

Day 1
• Welcome and Orientation
• Kickoff Speaker: State of the Crop Science Industry
• Executive Discussions
• Industry Reception
• Dinner with Executives and Industry Guests
• Tour Preparation and Reflection
• Student Networking Activity

Day 2
• Industry and Farm Tours
• Tour Debrief and Reflection
• Student Dinner

Day 3
• Partner Breakfast
• Career Roundtable - Careers in the Crop and Soil Science Industry
• Industry Innovation Station
• Final Reflection

Apply Now for the AFA Crop Science Institute

Application deadline is April 7, 2021

Once selected to attend an Institute, the only cost to the student is travel. AFA and its partners cover hotel, meals and event material costs.

AFA is continuing to monitor state and federal guidelines related to COVID-19. At this time, we are planning the AFA Crop Science Institute as an in-person event.

Bagel Brunch & Can Drive and T-Shirt Sale - hosted by the FSHN Club!

The Food Science and Human Nutrition Club would like to invite you to our Bagel Brunch and Can Drive! In support of the Hitchcock Field and Fork Food Pantry, we will be holding a can drive event on April 1st, from 10am to noon, in the FSHN Courtyard.* This event is sponsored by Bagels and Noodles, and every person that donates cans at the event will be treated to a bagel brunch! If you would prefer to donate a monetary amount, or you forget to bring your cans, we will have a virtual donation platform available at the event. 

As we wrap up March and National Nutrition Month, we will also have a variety of Nutrition T-shirts for purchase. Proceeds will help to fund the FSHN Club and the Club's ability to support the UF and Gainesville community. The first 60 people to purchase a t-shirt will receive a $10 gift certificate to Zoe's Kitchen. This event is open to all students, faculty, and staff while supplies last. If you cannot attend the event and would like to inquire about a t-shirt, please email treasurer.fshn@gmail.com.

*Safety precautions will be taken in the form of face coverings, social distancing, and single-use utensils and individually packaged food items.

UF in Iceland early Fall semester program

Are you interested in learning about renewable energy in Iceland? HWCOE has created the program for that from Aug 10 to Aug 17, 2021.

UF in Iceland – Thermodynamics and Renewable Energy is a 1-credit, 8-day program that gives undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to understand and appreciate first-hand the role that thermodynamics plays in enabling Iceland’s renewable energy infrastructure and the technologies and natural wonders that drive everything, from the volcanic heat to the electricity in your home and the hydrogen powering fuel cell vehicles. More information and application can be found at: https://www.eng.ufl.edu/students/students/international/study-abroad/short-term-programs/uf-in-iceland-thermodynamics-and-renewable-energy/ 

Note that this will be classified as a Fall program and the program cost will be calculated as part of your Fall financial aid package. 

Florida Department of Transportation Summer Internship Opportunities

Get on Board with FDOT!

Wednesday, March 24, 2021
12:00 PM EST

REGISTER HERE

The transportation industry is evolving at a fast pace and the Florida Department of Transportation is committed to being at the forefront by fostering the best talent.

Want to know what undergraduate and graduate student opportunities may be available at the Florida Department of Transportation and how to get involved?

Join FDOT speakers for this webinar to learn more:

• Brigette Kornbroke
• Michelle O’Donnell
• Vitor Suguri

This webinar is organized by the STRIDE Center. The STRIDE Center is the 2016 USDOT Regional (Southeast) University Transportation Center (UTC) housed at the University of Florida Transportation Institute (UFTI). STRIDE focuses on developing novel strategies for Reducing Congestion.

Ondine Wells | K-12 Education/Technology Transfer Coordinator
(352) 294-6952 | owells@ufl.edu

Paid UG Research Assistants wanted for Summer 2021

The Resende lab is searching for highly motivated undergraduate research assistants to contribute to their summer field season. The assistants will aid in research characterizing many marketable traits, disease resistance and nitrogen use efficiency in sweet corn as well as making specific pollinations in the sweet corn materials present in the field. 

The position will be mostly in the field, so a high tolerance for exposure to sun, heat, high humidity and pollen is desirable. We would like someone that is available at least 30 hours/week with an expect pay of $12/hr. The work load will be heavy during the months of May and June and then begin to phase out starting in July. If interested, please send your resume listing relevant course work and experience as well as a statement of interest to Kristen Leach, leachk@ufl.edu.

Apply now - Out for Undergrad (O4U) Engineering Conference

Out for Undergrad (O4U) Engineering Conference (all at 11:59 PM PST)
Round 1 Deadline: March 28, 2021
Round 2 Deadline: May 2, 2021
Round 3 Deadline: June 6, 2021

*It is encouraged that students apply as soon as possible, as O4U Engineering has historically selected 50% of the class during Rounds 1 and 2.

The Out for Undergrad Engineering Conference will be held virtually from September 9th to September 12th. It should be noted that this conference is geared towards serving students that identify as LGBTQ+ and plan on pursuing a career in engineering, whether it be industry or academia. We have waived our registration fee, making the conference free to attend for students. We are committed to ensuring all admitted students can attend our programming, especially in our new virtual format.

Here is a little more about the conference:
• Out for Undergrad is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization designed to help high-achieving LGBTQ undergrads reach their full potential.
• LGBTQ+ engineering students will have the opportunity to discuss being out in the engineering industry and hear from professionals who are out in their careers.
• Students will network with LGBTQ+ peers and professionals from top engineering companies from a wide range of industries across the country.
• Students will have the opportunity to find LGBTQ+ mentors in their field
• Sponsoring companies will recruit students for jobs and internships at the career fair and throughout the conference.
• Apply here! https://outforundergrad.typeform.com/to/IuQVhf66

• For more information, check out the conference website: Out for Undergrad Engineering Conference

If you have any questions or concerns about the O4U Engineering Conference, please feel free to e-mail the O4U Engineering Admissions Team at engineering2021.admissions@outforundergrad.org.

Cornell’s Systems Engineering - Energy Systems MEng Specialization Virtual Information Sessions

The Fall Application Deadline is May 1st

• Hear about Energy Systems Curriculum & Courses
• Energy Systems MEng Project Overview
• Learn about Application Requirements & Process
• Waived GRE for all Fall 21 Applicants
• Application Fee Waiver Code available upon Request

Click the date & time to Register:
Thurs, March 25th at 4pm ET
Tues, April 13th at 11:30am ET

Temporary OPS position in nutrient and water management (Gainesville campus)

A full-time temporary OPS position is available at the University of Florida (Gainesville campus)
to study the effects of nutrient and water management in organic mixed vegetable production
systems. This OPS position will be split between the Sustainable Nutrient Management Systems
Lab (Dr. Maltais-Landry) in the Soil and Water Sciences Department and the Urban Water
Resources lab (Dr. Eban Bean) in the Agricultural & Biological Engineering Department.
This position will combine field research conducted at the UF Plant Science Research and
Education Unit (Citra) with field trials conducted on growers’ fields located in Alachua County.
This work will mainly focus on carbon and nutrient cycling in crops and soils, soil health, and
water management. The OPS will work in close collaboration with a postdoctoral research
associate and assist with field and lab work, in addition to data compilation and analysis.

Responsibilities:
• Assist with the implementation of field experiments at Citra and on growers’ fields;
• Conduct sample collection for soil, crop and water;
• Process experimental samples in the laboratory;
• Collect data and maintain field equipment;
• Compile data prior to interpretation and analysis.

Minimum qualifications:
• BS in biology, soil science, agricultural sciences (e.g., Agronomy, Horticulture) or related
engineering field (e.g., Agricultural, Biological, Ecological) at the beginning of employment;
• Prior experience in field and/or lab work in soil, crop and/or water sciences;
• Capacity to compile data using Microsoft Excel;
• Punctuality, attention to detail and capacity to work in hot and humid conditions;
• Must have a valid US driver’s license;
• Availability to work from May 2021 to December 2021.

Preferred qualifications: Prior experience in both field and lab work; capacity to conduct
preliminary data analysis in R; availability to work in this position until December 2022.
Advertised salary: $13/h to $15/h depending on experience
Start date: Between May 1 and May 30, 2021
Expected end date: December 31, 2022

Interested? Submit a brief cover letter, a CV and two references (with contact information)
to Gabriel Maltais-Landry (maltaislandryg@ufl.edu) by March 31, 2021.

USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Hydraulic Engineering Position

The USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit in Stillwater, OK is seeking a hardworking, dedicated, talented engineer to fill a GS-9 Ag. Engineering (or related field) position (term).  This position is posted on USAJobs at the following link:

 https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/595396000

 The individual filling this position will have the opportunity to work on multi-agency projects along with university collaborators to meet the needs our stakeholders.  Projects range from using and exploring state of the art technology (instrumentation and automation) to monitor and inspect dams; developing standardization plan for field data collection for dams, developing new, updating and/or refining design documents and engineering tools; and developing curriculum for various engineering tools and design guidance.  Plus, the individual will work at an USDA-ARS facility that has been recognized not once but twice as a Historic Landmark of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers.

 Stillwater has a small town atmosphere with extra amenities (sports, shopping, recreational walking trails and lakes, etc.).  It has an excellent school system and a friendly, welcoming community.  It is home to Oklahoma State University and the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.  Stillwater Regional Airport is serviced by American Airlines with daily direct flights to Dallas-Ft. Worth.  Stillwater is located just one hour north to northeast of Oklahoma City and one hour southwest of Tulsa with Oklahoma City and Tulsa being home of the state’s two international airports. 

 The position announcement closes March 30th.  

Seminar tonight - Negotiating a Job Offer

The Engineering Leadership Circle (ECL, the HWCOE honor society for engineering leadership) is hosting a webinar with the Career Connections Center about negotiating a job offer. The webinar will be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on March 10th. The link to the webinar, along with a brief description of the session, are provided below. 

It can be difficult to know how and when to negotiate an offer you receive for a full time or internship position. Ms. Erin Lin, UF's Assistant Director for Integrated Partnerships for Engineering in the Career Connections Center, will be providing guidance to students on this topic in this webinar. Sign up to get some incredible insight to have in your pocket when on the job hunt!

https://ufl.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAucumqrDIpGNCYzQQcMSR2_OwENVMO5FiP

Apply by 3/12 to be a Reitz Scholar

The Reitz Scholar Program is a unique scholastic opportunity for UF students. University of Florida Students who will be enrolled as a UF student during the upcoming fall and spring semesters are eligible to apply. Applicants must maintain a GPA of 3.25 or higher, be in good standing with the University (no pending or past conduct concerns), be able to demonstrate progress to timely graduation and be able to enroll in Reitz Scholars Course both semesters.

Undergraduate students are selected as “Reitz Scholars” each year. Emphasis is placed upon identifying students from a broad spectrum of university life, including academic, political, religious, recreational, and service organizations. Students selected to be “Reitz Scholars” receive educational enhancements and an intentional leadership program that requires extensive participation.
Note that this is not a scholarship program and scholarship funds will not be disbursed.

The students will participate in a themed learning community revolving around a designated topic and will enroll in a 1-credit course which meets weekly on Wednesdays during the academic year during 9th period (4:05 – 4:55 p.m.). Please do not apply if you have other commitments that would interfere with your participation.

Learn more and apply at https://ufsa.ufl.edu/students/honors-and-awards/reitz-scholars-program/apply/

The deadline is extended to March 12, 2021 by 11:59 p.m.

Undergraduate Research Symposium - Submissions due 3/15

Calling all Undergraduate Researchers!

The Undergraduate Research Symposium is a chance for students to present their research. All areas of research are accepted, and this is a great opportunity for students to present their summer work, such as research done at an REU, abroad, or at the University of Florida. Presenting at the symposium gives students valuable presentation experience, as well as a place to network and learn about research in a variety of fields.

Abstract, Poster, and Video submission are due by March 15 at 11:59 p.m. The virtual event will be held March 25, 2021 from 2 – 4 p.m. Visit their CUR website to learn more.

Johnson & Johnson Supply Chain Position - Deadline 3/10/21

Johnson & Johnson Vision, a member of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies, is currently seeking a Supply Chain and Visualization Analyst for J&J Vision’s Strategy, Innovation & Deployment (SI&D) group.

The candidate will:

• Understand and apply supply chain principles when building data models and visualization.
• Support all aspects of the dashboard development life cycle, from the initial kickoff through the requirements' analysis, design, implementation and documentation.
• Have the ability to understand business requirements and then reuse templates to engineer data sets, delivering timely and quality output.
• Serve as a technical resource for visualization and computing platforms and act as a liaison between technology teams and business partners.

Link to Posting: You can access your posting here,
Posting Expiration Date: March 10, 2021

SWE Meeting - March 11th

 

McCafferty Brinson Consulting Summer Intern position - LWR

McCafferty Brinson Consulting, LLC (MBC) is seeking a motivated individual to assist with water
and wastewater projects in our South Florida office for a paid summer internship.

MBC is an engineering consulting firm founded in Broward County, Florida, in February 2006. MBC
offers environmental consulting, engineering design, and construction administration services related
to potable water and wastewater treatment systems, pumping and transmission systems, and utility
infrastructure, hydraulic modeling, as well as permitting and regulatory compliance consulting.

The expected qualities of a candidate include:
· Interest in water and wastewater treatment design and construction administration.
· Skilled in AutoCAD (3D preferred).
· Academic background in hydraulics.
· Ability to work 20 to 40 hours a week in our Fort Lauderdale office.
· Undergraduate and Graduate students will be considered (3rd and 4th year preferred).

The position would entail daily involvement with the Project Manager on a variety of municipal contracts featuring water treatment design, wastewater treatment plant design/build project, chemical feed system design, and water resources related projects.

MBC is a small, growing firm and can provide a unique opportunity to learn from the company owners and staff all aspects of the engineering consulting business as well as an opportunity to grow with the company.

For additional information about MBC, please visit our website www.mccaffertybrinson.com. As
Engineering graduates from the University of Florida, we hope to see another Gator in our office
this summer The application for this position is linked here.

Please complete the application with information about yourself, why you would be a good fit for our company, and attach your resume and an example of your AutoCAD work.

UGA Summer REU

Applicants must express interest by submitting a pre-application (see next page), before March26, 2021 to this email: engr-reeu@uga.edu

• A link to FULL APPLICATION can be found on the

website: www.engineering.uga.edu/reeu. Full applications are due by April 10, 2021 and must

include the following:

• Completed web application (found on above webpage)

• Transcript of STEM major (web upload)

• Recent CV/resume (web upload

• 1-2 recommendation letters (web upload)

• Statement of interest 400-500 words (web upload)

Alachua Conservation Trust- Agricultural Conservation Specialist Position-Deadline to apply is 3/5/21

The Agricultural Conservation Specialist’s primary activity will be to increase technical assistance to landowners within Florida’s portion of the Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) 6 Suwannee Basin to accelerate the conveyance of the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s (NRCS) Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and Agricultural Conservation Easement Programs (ACEP).

The 3 areas of responsibility include:

• Land Conservation & Farm Bill Program Enrollment
• Outreach & Communications
• Organizational Responsibilities & Development

This is a full-time position with secure grant funding for 2 full years
Starting salary range $44,000 to $50,000 based on experience.

If you would like the complete description please email Robin Snyder. This job requires a BS degree and related experience in this area. Communication and computer skills are required!!

How to Apply
Candidates should submit a cover letter, resume and three references in a single PDF document labeled with your name and the job title, by email, by March 5, 2021 to:

info@alachuaconservationtrust.org. Failure to follow these instructions may result in disqualification.

ASABE workshop - Grad School Tips and Tricks 4/7

 Grad School Tips and Tricks

Are you considering grad school or applying to grad school soon? Get your questions answered and network with current grad student ASABE members at the Grad School Tips & Tricks Panel. Hear from current grad students, professors, and admissions staff about the application process, how to find a research advisor, and tips for success! The Zoom event will be held April 7 at 11:00 a.m. (central time).

Sign up now!

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