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SUST Alumni Discuss Careers in Sustainability
Are you interested in pursuing a career related to environmental sustainability? If so, please join members of RU’s Environmental Sustainability Committee in a virtual panel discussion about successfully pursuing a career in the field of sustainability. Our panel features three … Continue reading
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You’re Doing it Wrong
By Samantha Schultz, President of RU Green As easy as recycling and composting seems, it can actually be very confusing for some. Often we experience “aspirational recycling” where we hold a holy piece of trash in the palm of our … Continue reading
Paid Position at the National Park Service in Chicago
Alumni and graduating students will be interested in this job. Even if you aren’t graduating in December, it still might not hurt to apply. Join the National Park Service as an Urban Ecology Fellow The National Park Service’s Rivers, Trails … Continue reading
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Curious About Climate Change? Attend the Screening of the New Film Paris to Pittsburgh
Wabash Building Room 1215 4 – 5:45 pm Monday, November 4th The Sustainability Studies Program is hosting a film screening and discussion of the climate change-focused documentary Paris to Pittsburgh. The film charts the role that U.S. cities are playing in … Continue reading
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Job Posting – Chicago Audubon Society
Job Description: Program and Communication Manager Chicago Audubon Society 5801-C N. Pulaski Chicago, IL 60646 Type: Regular, Full-Time or Part-time will be considered Overview: Founded in 1972, Chicago Audubon Society (CAS) is a chapter affiliated with the National Audubon Society … Continue reading
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Elevate Energy is Hiring a Solar Marketing Coordinator
Elevate Energy is a non-profit organization doing great work developing renewable energy and energy efficiency programs in Illinois. Unlike most profit-oriented companies, Elevate is focused on equity issues in sustainable development. Elevate Energy is looking to hire a Marketing Coordinator … Continue reading
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Urban Agriculture Instructor position
Hi folks, The Gary Comer Youth Center is looking to hire a full-time, year round Urban Agriculture Instructor to work at their facility on the South Side. The full job flyer and link to apply can be found here. Position … Continue reading
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Urban Ecology Field Lab – Summer opportunity 2019
Hi folks, I am once again serving as the Program Coordinator for the Urban Ecology Field Lab, a summer research/mentorship program at the Field Museum of Natural History. We’re doing important research on biodiversity, soil/water relationships, and social engagement and … Continue reading
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Audubon Great Lakes 2019 Internships, Fellowship and Stewardship events
The Audubon Great Lakes has some great opportunities for students and recent grads in the Chicago region. Check out this link and the image below for more info (2019 Job Flyer).
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Cook County is hiring a part-time Sustainability Fellow
Dear alumni, please see this unique job opening with Cook County and the Forest Preserves. A summary is below, and the link to apply is here. Job Summary Under the general supervision of the Policy & Special Projects Manager, the … Continue reading
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