POSITION LOCATION: Chico
The Associated Students Environmental Affairs Council is looking for dedicated people willing to spend quality time (with compensation of units) organizing, researching and implementing environmental projects. The council works on a variety of environmentally focused projects including: the "Green" newsletter, composing activist letters, coordinating events, addressing A.S. Bookstore and Food Service environmental issues, planning Earth Day events, coordinating library and resource files, and organizing the environmental education table. 

DURATION - TERM CURRENTLY RECRUITING FOR: Fall & Spring Semester Internship lasts for one semester. Nine hours/week required totaling 40 or 120 hours of work time.

REFERENCE MATERIAL: On-File
Foreign students with F-1 Visa ALSO eligible.

ELIGIBILITY AND REQUIREMENTS:
Any student who wants to dedicate their time to making a difference on campus and in the community. Strong researching, writing and organization skills are required. ( HCSV 189-C) Two papers must be completed during the semester. Looking for motivated people with concern for ecological issues and the care of our planet.

COMPENSATION: 
Interns can earn 1-3 elective units.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
Apply through Experiential Education.
Pick up a standard application at the student government office, BMU 201, and the interview will be conducted by the Commissioner of Environmental Affairs.

CONTACT INFO:
Submit your application material through Experiential Education.