Looking for a great way to use your science or teaching degree? Come work for Mission Springs Outdoor Education, teaching 5th and 6th graders in the great outdoors! * Gain work experience in ou... Expand

Looking for a great way to use your science or teaching degree? Come work for Mission Springs Outdoor Education, teaching 5th and 6th graders in the great outdoors! * Gain work experience in outdoor education and youth ministry. * Grow spiritually living in Christian community near Santa Cruz, CA. The Naturalist’s duties include: * Leading hands-on outdoor science classes in our redwood forest and various coastal field trip sites. * Developing curriculum experienced by 3500 students annually * Introducing children to God’s creation and good stewardship of natural resources. Housing and most meals are provided, along with limited health care. Qualifications needed: B.A. or B.S. required, biology or elementary education preferred; teaching experience; current First Aid / CPR certification; proven ability to be a positive Christian role model for children. Mission Springs, located in Scotts Valley, CA, operates a full-service, year-round conference center, two youth summer camps and an outdoor education program. Mission Springs is nestled on almost 300 acres in the spectacular redwood forest of the Santa Cruz coastal mountains. Mission Springs is about 1 hour south of San Francisco and only 7 miles from the ocean. Visit our website at http://www.missionsprings.com/jobs.php to download an application Or: Contact Jeremy Geels, Outdoor Education Director at jgeels@missionsprings.com or call (831) 335-3205. http://www.missionsprings.com/pdf/2007_oe_naturalist_application.pdf Collapse

NeuroNexus Technologies, Inc., is a leading neurotechnology company developing and commercializing high performance, bioMEMS-based neural interface microsystems for both research and clinical app... Expand

NeuroNexus Technologies, Inc., is a leading neurotechnology company developing and commercializing high performance, bioMEMS-based neural interface microsystems for both research and clinical applications. NeuroNexus’ platform technologies of implantable microscale neural probes are highly innovative, unique, and proprietary. These technologies have already been developed into first generation, high-value products for neuroscience research and are currently being provided to hundreds of research groups around the world. NeuroNexus is now focusing on further development of these and new technologies into clinical products for treating neurological disorders and disease. Job Duties * Perform visual inspection of microfabricated devices * Solder electronic components and connectors * Assemble MEMS -based neurotechnologies * Conduct device testing and failure analysis * Training to be provided on site Education & Experience Required * Associates or Bachelors degree preferred * General lab experience * Good hand-eye coordination & manual dexterity * Comfortable working under microscope with microscale devices Desired Attributes * Innovative * Detail oriented * Interest in science, mechanics, and electronics * Ability to work in a multi-disciplinary team including engineers and neuroscientists * Good verbal communication skills * High energy Compensation Compensation will be based on related experience and performance. NeuroNexus offers a fast paced work environment that challenges employees to be both productive and creative. Employees work both independently and as a team and are encouraged to explore new solutions to existing problems while, at the same time, remaining focused on project objectives. NeuroNexus offers competitive wages and benefits. Interested candidates please send or fax your resume to kckong@NeuroNexusTech.com. Collapse

National Wildlife Federation, Reston, VA Find a job you’re wild about at the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), the nation’s largest member-supported conservation organization, which is at the ... Expand

National Wildlife Federation, Reston, VA Find a job you’re wild about at the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), the nation’s largest member-supported conservation organization, which is at the forefront of global warming issues, reconnecting our children with nature, and protecting America’s wildlife and habitat. We seek a Faith Community Outreach Manager in our Washington, DC office. This position works to strengthen our grassroots capacity and mobilize grassroots participation in NWF advocacy campaigns, focusing particularly on the initiative to promote global warming solutions and help wildlife survive the impacts of global warming by helping to coordinate the mobilization of members of the faith communities. The Faith Community Outreach Manager will coordinate across NWF ’s departments and regions to develop an effective program to engage faith community members in the effort to solve global warming and protect wildlife for our children’s future. * Must have a Bachelors degree and five years of advocacy or campaign experience, or equivalent * Must have possess excellent organizational, verbal, written, and interpersonal skills * The ability to work well with others as a team and independently follow through on assigned tasks * Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel * Willingness to master NWF ’s activist and Congressional database software and systems * HTML or web content management experience a plus * Commitment to conservation required Do you hear the call of the wild? Apply at www.nwf.org/careergateway and join us in mobilizing Americans to protect our country’s wildlife. NWF offers a competitive salary, excellent benefits and is an equal opportunity employer committed to workplace diversity. Collapse

Spring 2009 Internship Opportunity Expand your horizons with an internship in the Education Department at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park! As of November 17, 2008, the Education Departmen... Expand

Spring 2009 Internship Opportunity Expand your horizons with an internship in the Education Department at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park! As of November 17, 2008, the Education Department has remaining positions open for Spring 2009 internships. Excellent experience for anyone interested in education, public history or environmental science! Primary Duties: * Research, develop and present interpretive programs. * Serve audience of students K-12. * Study assigned research materials. * Be a part of experiential third-person living history. * Develop curriculum-based material on Harpers Ferry history. Benefits: * Free dormitory housing * Weekly reimbursement For information on how to apply, please go to: http://www.nps.gov/hafe/supportyourpark/edinternships.htm or call at: (304) 535-6293 or 535-2908 Collapse

Opening for High School Science Teacher at Western Mennonite School, Salem, OR, beginning August 2009. Chemistry, Physics and Physical Science. For more information and an application contact Dar... Expand

Opening for High School Science Teacher at Western Mennonite School, Salem, OR, beginning August 2009. Chemistry, Physics and Physical Science. For more information and an application contact Darrel Camp at dcamp@westernmennoniteschool.org or 503-363-2000. Collapse