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Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

Caretaker/Gardener/Intern
One at a time
Weldon, CA

Public Relations Coordinator
University of Wyoming Environment and Natural Resources Program
Laramie, WY

Events Assistant
Institute for Sustainable Living, Art & Natural Design
Bellaire, MI

Internships for 2012
Living Hope Farm CSA
Harleysville, PA (Southeastern PA NW of Philly)

Vice President - Stewardship
NJ Audubon Society
Bernardsville, NJ

Farm Manager
Living Hope Farm Community Supported Agriculture
Harleysville, PA (40 Miles NE. of Philadelphia)

Farm Based Education Residency
Shelburne Farms
Shelburne, VT

Chair in Environmental Journalism
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI

AmeriCorps Internship
Teton Science Schools
Jackson, WY (Grand Teton National Park)

Farm Programs Manager
Wallace Centers of Iowa
Greenfield, IA

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#421

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Nov 3, 2011 2:27 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (November 2nd Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2011 10:58 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (November 2nd Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

Hello Email Subscribers!

To view the newsletters on the website, go to the Subscribers Area and use the following Username / Password (both are case sensitive).

Username = subscriber
Password = fallback

The next newsletter is due out on November 16th.

Helping People Helping Nature

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693
www.thejobseeker.net

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#422

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:30 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (November 16th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 8:39 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (November 16th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

Hello Email Subscribers!

To view the newsletters on the website, go to the Subscribers Area and use the following Username / Password (both are case sensitive).

Username = subscriber
Password = thanksgiving

The next newsletter is due out on December 7th.

Helping People Helping Nature

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693
www.thejobseeker.net

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#423

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Tue Nov 22, 2011 2:46 pm
Subject: Member Position Opening

ahowe@...

Hello Everyone,

Unfortunately we lost one of the girls from the Bourne house due to personal circumstances recently. We are considering refilling the position as a half-year position where the person would start around the second week of January. We’re hoping that if we do refill the position we can bring in someone with a strong environmental background so that they can hit the ground running and can jump right into things with their fellow members.

If you yourself are interested or if you know someone who you think might be then please contact me by December 2^nd.

I hope everyone has a safe and fun Thanksgiving.

Thanks,

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

#424

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:20 pm
Subject: FW: Job Opportunity!

ahowe@...

Hello,

Please see the below listing.

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

Overall City of Lowell Youth Council Coordinator Fellowship Position Description:

The Fellow will focus on the following area: local organizing through the City of Lowell Youth Council in Lowell, MA. Our local organizing focuses on coordinating grassroots campaigns, recruiting and training young people to carry out both long and short-term campaigns that focus on creating social change and systemic change in our community. Unlike community service or direct service projects, the group will focus on learning approaches and organizing strategies that will help them best develop campaigns aimed at the root causes of social injustice. There will also be an emphasis on using public policy as a tool for grassroots change.

The Fellow’s main priority is to build capacity for the youth council as a whole and the youth councilors as individuals. The fellow will also coordinate the work of the Lowell Youth Council in collaboration with the City of Lowell and youth agencies dedicated to developing youth-led policy work, here in Lowell. All campaigns will be decided by the youth.

Qualifications:

· Strong interest and understanding of grassroots organizing

· Commitment and passion for social justice and community building

· Strong leadership skills

· Be responsible and reliable and have ability to multi-task.

· Be non judgmental and patient at all times.

· Sense of humor and ability to laugh at oneself a must!

· Availability to serve full-time for at least 46 consecutive weeks, starting December 5th, 2011 and running until December 5^th, 2012.

· Comfort serving in a fast paced, non-profit environment

· Posses a Valid Driver’s License

Compensation: The Fellow will serve full-time for one year and receive a modest stipend of $18,000.00. The United Teen Equality Center provides skills training, opportunities to build your resume and work portfolio, career counseling at the end of your service, and a staff mentor throughout the year to provide support and guidance. UTEC is equal opportunity organization.

Application process:

Lowell Community Health Center’s Teen Coalition is our partner in coordinating the City of Lowell Youth Council, they will be the lead contact for the initial application process.

Email resume and letter of interest to Linda Sou, Director of Lowell Community Health Center Teen Coalition at lindaso@... or call at (978) 322-8521 for more information.

Melany Levesque

AmeriCorps Coordinator

UTEC Lowell

1-978-856-3936

mlevesque@...

Peace. Positivity. Empowerment.

#425

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Fri Dec 9, 2011 6:34 pm
Subject: FW: Mass Audubon job posting.

ahowe@...

Please See the job listing below.

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Lisa Buchs [mailto:lisa.buchs@...]
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2011 11:52 AM
To: Amanda Howe
Subject: Mass Audubon job posting.

Amanda,
Just saw this job posting for the Audubon in Worcester - looks like the perfect job for a former AmeriCorps member! Just thought I'd pass it along.

Regional Conservation Advocacy Coordinator
http://jobs.oriongrassroots.org/job/regional-conservation-advocacy-coordinator-worcester-ma-massachusetts-audubon-6d8efb54ec/?d=1&source=site_home

Hope you're wonderful!
Lisa

#426

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed Dec 28, 2011 3:13 pm
Subject: FW: Please Replace Newsletter Dec. 21st.

ahowe@...

Hope everyone’s holidays are going well!

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2011 8:00 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: Please Replace Newsletter Dec. 21st.

Hello Subscriber,

Please replace the newsletter sent to you last night. This is the revised issue for Dec. 21st.

Thank you, sorry for the inconvenience.

Helping People Helping Nature Since 1987

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693

www.thejobseeker.net

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#427

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed Dec 28, 2011 3:23 pm
Subject: WayPoint for alumni

ahowe@...

Hello Everyone,


Attached is an electronic copy of the most current Waypoint so you can
see what the Year 13 members have been up to so far this year!



Amanda Howe
Program Coordinator
AmeriCorps Cape Cod
(Office) 508/375-6965
(Cell)774/994-1766
email: ahowe@...

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#428

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:14 pm
Subject: FW: Demolish a roof...or simply read the Waypoint

ahowe@...

http://www.americorpscapecod.org

Hi AC Alumni,

Check out AmeriCorps Cape Cod’s brand new website for details and to register for the MLK Day of Service on January 16, 2012. Several service opportunities will be available. Highlights include roof demolition with affordable housing provider, Our First Home, and construction of raised garden beds for short-term emergency assistance provider, Lower Cape Outreach Council.

Can’t make it to MLK Day but still interested in the latest news from this year’s Corps (year 13!)? Check out the Fall/Winter 2011 Waypoint, newly posted to the website.

The folks at ACCC wish you a great holiday season and a prosperous new year.

Christin Marshall

Program Specialist

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

Cmarshall@...

(508) 375-6863 (office)

(774) 994-2733 (work cell)

#429

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Jan 19, 2012 4:45 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (January 18th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 11:45 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (January 18th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

Hello Email Subscribers!

To view the newsletters on the website, go to the Subscribers Area and use the following Username / Password (both are case sensitive).

Username = subscriber
Password = afghan

The next newsletter is due out on February 1st.

Helping People Helping Nature

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693
www.thejobseeker.net

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#430

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Fri Jan 20, 2012 5:30 pm
Subject: AmeriCorps Alumni Sought for Prestigious Eli Segal Fellowship

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Andrea Shaye [mailto:AShaye@...]
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 11:40 AM
To: Andrea Shaye
Cc: Beth McGuinness; Suzana Kantardzic; Melissa Penney
Subject: FW: [2006-grantees] AmeriCorps Alumni Sought for Prestigious Eli Segal Fellowship

Dear AmeriCorps Program Directors,

Please share this exciting fellowship opportunity with current members and recent alumni. A conference call will take place in February to answer any questions about the position.

Regards,

MSA Program Team

From: bounce-1025742-157335@... on behalf of National Service Press Office
Sent: Thu 1/19/2012 3:15 PM
To: 2006 Learn and Serve America Grantees
Subject: [2006-grantees] AmeriCorps Alumni Sought for Prestigious Eli Segal Fellowship

For Immediate Release Contact: elisegalfellowship@...

Thursday, January 19, 2012

AmeriCorps Alumni Sought for Prestigious Eli Segal Fellowship

Washington, DC - The Corporation for National and Community Service is seeking applications from former AmeriCorps members who are interested in serving as the 2012-2013 Eli Segal Fellow, a year-long leadership opportunity to help advance national service policy, operations, and strategy at the Corporation for National and Community Service headquarters.

This prestigious fellowship was created in 2006 to honor the legacy of Eli Segal, who was a key architect of the 1993 national service legislation and served as the first CEO of CNCS from 1993 to 1995. In recognition of Eli Segal’s leadership and entrepreneurship, the Board of Directors of the Corporation for National and Community Service created the Eli Segal Fellowship. This prestigious fellowship is open to AmeriCorps alumni who have exceptional leadership, drive, and commitment who will help to advance the mission and strategic goals of CNCS.

The duties of the selected fellow will include working with the Director of AmeriCorps, program offices and closely with the CEO’s office on projects that advance the national service field. In addition to carrying out projects in national service, the individual will have the opportunity advance their career development and gain a first-hand understanding of national service and the workings of a Federal agency.

The fellowship will last for a term of not more than 13 months beginning in July 2012 and includes a salary up to $27,000, plus benefits.

Eligible applicants for the fellowship include all AmeriCorps alums who served full-time in the past three years. Exceptions to the three-year limit may be made for candidates who have been in school full-time since serving in AmeriCorps, or who have been in military or other national service such as the Peace Corps. The Segal family will be represented in the selection process.

The deadline to apply for the Eli Segal Fellowship is February 27. For further information, application instructions, and frequently asked questions, please visit the following: http://www.americorps.gov/for_individuals/alumni/segal.asp.

To apply online, visit http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/307097100. For more information, please email elisegalfellowship@...

On February 17, 2012, there will be a conference call dedicated to answering questions about the fellowship at 1PM Eastern Time.

Call Date: February 17, 2012
Call Time: 1:00pm Eastern Time
Duration: 2 hours
Toll Free Number: 888-324-3916

Passcode: 8802097

The Corporation for National and Community Service is a federal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities, and fosters civic engagement through service and volunteering. CNCS engages more than five million Americans in meeting pressing community needs through Senior Corps, AmeriCorps, and other programs, and leads President Obama's United We Serve initiative. For more information, visit www.NationalService.gov.

#431

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Tue Jan 24, 2012 3:23 pm
Subject: FW: {Disarmed} Internships are Open at APCC!

ahowe@...

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Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: ashleigh.mccord@... [mailto:ashleigh.mccord@...] On Behalf Of Ashleigh McCord
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 5:11 PM
To: Amanda Howe
Subject: Fwd: {Disarmed} Internships are Open at APCC!

for alums

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: The Association to Preserve Cape Cod <info@...>
Date: Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 5:01 PM
Subject: {Disarmed} Internships are Open at APCC!
To: ashleigh@...

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APCC Seeks Interns for 2012

Interns One of APCC's most important missions is to provide practical environmental learning opportunities and enrichment for the next generation of scientists, engineers, lawyers, planners, ecologists and ethicists. Primarily through the generosity of members like you, APCC offers paid internship opportunities for students who have a passion for preserving the environment. If you know of a deserving, qualified student (we have opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate level students), please direct them to our website where they can learn about the opportunities and how to apply. This year, through your generosity, APCC will have our first Maggie Geist intern, named in honor of our former Executive Director.

Learn more about our Internship Program.

If you are interested in providing housing for an intern this summer, please give me a call at 508-362-4226.

You can also use our website to make an additional donation to the intern program. It would be fantastic if we can make the Geist intern a perpetual program like APCC's Whitlock Internship, which has provided invaluable experience for numerous talented individuals while producing tremendous benefits for Cape Cod.

Please feel free to forward this message along to anyone who might have an interest.

Sincerely,
Ed's Signature
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#432

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Feb 2, 2012 2:23 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (February 1st Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2012 1:39 AM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (February 1st Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

Hello Email Subscribers!

To view the newsletters on the website, go to the Subscribers Area and use the following Username / Password (both are case sensitive).

Username = subscriber
Password = waterspaniel

The next newsletter is due out on February 15th.

Helping People Helping Nature

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693
www.thejobseeker.net

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#433

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Mon Feb 13, 2012 9:12 pm
Subject: FW: Education positions at Waquoit Bay Reserve

ahowe@...

Please See Below:

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Bill Clark
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2012 4:07 PM
To: Amanda Howe
Subject: FW: Education positions at Waquoit Bay Reserve

Amanda,

Following are a few more job postings for Americorp members and/or Alums.

Bill
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From: "Muller, Joan (DCR)" <joan.muller@...>
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2012 16:03:17 -0500
To: "Muller, Joan (DCR)" <joan.muller@...>
Conversation: Education positions at Waquoit Bay Reserve
Subject: FW: Education positions at Waquoit Bay Reserve

Waquoit Bay Reserve is now taking applications for openings for two education jobs at Waquoit Bay Reserve. Closing date for both positions is February 27, 2012.

Full descriptions are available at http://www.waquoitbayreserve.org/employment.shtml

Two Summer Science School Teachers: To plan and teach summer science school at Waquoit Bay Reserve. Sessions run July 2nd through August 17th with one additional week of paid training/planning time. ($15 per hour)

Bay Watershed Education Trainer to assist with preparation and teaching of TOTE (Teachers on the Estuary) professional development workshop in July, 2012. Hours vary by week with an average of 20 hours per week, position begins spring, 2012 and ends September, 2012. (Grant funded position $20 per hour)

Joan Muller
Education Coordinator
Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
149 Waquoit Hwy.
Box 3092
Waquoit, MA 02536
508-457-0495 x107
www.waquoitbayreserve.org

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#434

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Tue Feb 14, 2012 6:54 pm
Subject: FW: [SEMCO] Marion Natural History Museum

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: semco-bounces@... [mailto:semco-bounces@...] On Behalf Of ELIZABETH LEIDHOLD
Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2012 4:12 PM
To: Southeastern Mass WHOI; lconnor@...; editor@...; kim@...; sentinel@...; sseaman@...; events@...; newsroom@...; ahumphrey@...; creagle@...; editor@...; warehamobserver@...; editor@...; globesouth@...; editor@...; chinlund@...; jweeks@...; newsroom@...; kandarian@...; doncuddy@...; news@...
Subject: [SEMCO] Marion Natural History Museum

The Marion Natural History Museum is offering a couple of unique, part-time employment opportunities for educators.

We are looking for an astronomer who is interested in sharing his/her knowledge with elementary school-age children using the Museum's portable Starlab planetarium. Applicant must be able to pack, lift and transport the equipment to schools. Some educational background with elementary school children is preferred.

In addition the museum is looking for one educational assistant and one lead teacher for our summer coastal programs for young children. This is a part-time position, 9 - 12 Monday through Friday for two 2-week sessions, one in July and one in August. Some knowledge of marine sciences and experience with teaching young children is helpful. If interested in either of these opportunities please send a letter of interest and brief resume to the Marion Natural History Museum, P.O. Box 644, Marion, MA 02738. CORI and reference check will be required.

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#435

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Fri Mar 2, 2012 1:51 pm
Subject: FW: DISC: Job Posting - Director of Civic Engagement

ahowe@...

Please see below.

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: amccord@... [mailto:amccord@...] On Behalf Of Ashleigh McCord
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 6:48 PM
To: Amanda Howe
Subject: Fwd: DISC: Job Posting - Director of Civic Engagement

for members/alum!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tisha Temple <templet@...>
Date: Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 6:16 PM
Subject: DISC: Job Posting - Director of Civic Engagement
To: SECUSS-L@...

Greetings Secussans!

We are currently looking to hire a Director of Civic Engagement. I know
it's not actually study abroad, but I thought I'd put it out here in case
someone knows someone else who might be interested in this position. I am
not at all involved with the hiring process, so please send all materials
directly to our HR department at the addresses listed at the bottom of the
email. The position was just posted to our website today (
http://www.southwestern.edu/live/news/6563-director-of-civic-engagementdetails.php
).

Best,
Tisha

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Tisha Temple
Director of Intercultural Learning
Southwestern University
P.O. Box 770
Georgetown, TX 78627-0770
Campus Address: Prothro 232
Tel: +1-512-863-1538
E-mail: templet@...

*DIRECTOR OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT*

Southwestern University invites applications for the position of *Director
of Civic Engagement*. This is a full-time, twelve-month position with
benefits reporting to the Provost and Dean of Faculty through the Associate
Vice President for Academic Administration. The purpose of the Office of
Civic Engagement is to collaborate with students, faculty, and the greater
community to move beyond traditional practices of volunteerism, service,
activism, and community-based learning.

*Primary Responsibilities* include but are not limited to: managing the
daily operations of the Office of Civic Engagement; partnering with faculty
members to develop and implement community-based learning projects within
academic courses; providing leadership and expertise in establishing and
sharing best practices for community-based learning pedagogy with faculty
members, students and community partners; cultivating and sustaining
multi-layered community partnerships that give the campus community
opportunities to participate in a wide range of civic engagement and
community-based learning activities; developing programs and projects that
allow students to learn about social and public issues as engaged citizens
and through the lens of the chosen discipline; providing research and
writing grants that support civic engagement and community-based learning
activities; developing and implementing assessment programs for
community-based learning projects; writing internal and external reports on
civic engagement; raising awareness about local issues and needs that can
be actively and effectively addressed by campus community members; and
serving as a liaison between campus and community partners.

*Required Qualifications*: Bachelor’s degree and at least three years of
work-related experience with community-based learning and civic engagement
in a college environment; demonstrated leadership in collaborative
settings; experience partnering with faculty members to develop and
implement community-based learning projects within academic courses;
experience developing and writing reports/grants for various
constituencies; demonstrated ability to work with a broad range of
stakeholders and constituency groups including administrators, faculty,
students, staff, community partners, and other external constituents;
strong communication and organizational skills, as well as the ability to
multi-task and manage detailed work. *Preferred Qualifications*: Master’s
degree and five years of work-related experience with community-based
learning and civic engagement in a college environment

*Southwestern University offers competitive salary and benefits* including
health, dental, life, long term disability, retirement, 15-paid holidays,
three-weeks vacation, sick leave, tuition assistance, access to athletic
facilities, free parking and discounted meal rates. Southwestern
University is a selective, undergraduate institution committed to a
broad-based liberal arts, sciences, and fine arts education. Southwestern
University is deeply committed to fostering a diverse educational
environment and especially encourages applications from members of groups
traditionally under-represented in academia. For information concerning
the University, visit our Web site at www.southwestern.edu.

*Interested persons* should submit a letter of interest that includes
salary expectation and salary history; a resume/curriculum vitae; and the
names, addresses, and phone numbers of three professional references to:
Director of Civic Engagement, Job #455, Human Resources Office,
Southwestern University, P.O. Box 770, Georgetown, TX, 78627-0770, or fax
to 512-863-1880, or email to hrjobs@....

*Review of resumes will begin immediately* and continue until the position
is filled. Only those resumes that include all the information requested
will be considered. All offers of employment are contingent on successful
completion of the University’s Background Check Policy process.
Southwestern University is an equal opportunity employer. EOE/M/F

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#436

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Fri Mar 9, 2012 2:37 pm
Subject: FW: MSA is Hiring!

ahowe@...

Please see below.

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

-----Original message-----

From: Massachusetts Service Alliance <lsnyder@...>
To: darlene@...
Sent: Wed, Mar 7, 2012 12:50:31 EST
Subject: MSA is Hiring!

Two Great Job Opportunities at MSA

Program Officer &
Part-Time Disability Inclusion Assistant

Dear Friends,

The Massachusetts Service Alliance is currently hiring a new Program Officer and a part-time Disability Inclusion Assistant.

To view the job descriptions, visit www.mass-service.org.

Please forward this message to any qualified candidates.

Many thanks,
Lindsay Snyder
Director of External Relations & Development

For more information about the Program Officer position, please contact:

Beth McGuinness, Director of Programs

617.542.2544 x217 / bmcguinness@...

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#437

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Mon Mar 19, 2012 12:57 pm
Subject: FW: New green job and internship leads, plus a local economies event

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Orion Magazine [mailto:scott@...] On Behalf Of Orion Magazine
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2012 11:22 AM
To: General Information
Subject: New green job and internship leads, plus a local economies event

New Green Job & Internship Listings
March 2012

Here's our mid-month update for green job + internship seekers: from environmental education & organic farming to advocacy and organizing, if you're passionate about making change in the world, there's a job or internship here for you. Linked below are just a few of the new internships and jobs listed in the last month - many more opportunities are open on an ongoing basis, and you can find them all here: The Grassroots Jobsource.

If you're getting this email for the first time via a friend or career center and you want to sign yourself up directly (it's free) click here to subscribe. There are also custom feeds available via the site, plus there's our Twitter feed you can follow to be alerted instantly when new listings appear, here.

Special invitation: join Orion's next live web event on Thursday, 3/22, to discuss why 99% of Americans are forced to keep their long term savings on Wall Street, and how that can be changed to improve our local economies. Hear from Michael Shuman, author of the new book Local Dollars, Local Sense, and ask him your questions. It's free. More information and registration here.

Job and internship advertisers: go here to post a listing, and if you're a former Grassroots Network member, use the coupon code to post for free. Email us if you lack that.

Some recent internships listed:

Sustainable Farming Interns
Hillside Farm
Media, PA

Water Resources Internship

Merrimack River Watershed Council
New Hampshire

Farm/forest/building/education intern
The Woolman Semester
Nevada City, CA

Summer grassroots organizing interns
Midwest Academy/various organizations
Chicago, IL

Marine Mammal Photo ID Research Internship
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
Ft Pierce, FL

Farm Internship
First Root Organic CSA
Concord, MA

View ALL of the current listings here.

Some recent job listings:

Outdoor Educator
Northern Illinois University
Oregon, IL

Community Crew Leaders
Student Conservation Association
nationwide: Seattle to Boston

Executive Director
Rocky Mountain Wild
Denver, CO

Project Coordinator
RARE
Eugene, OR and various rural locations

Executive Director
Nanticoke Watershed Alliance
Vienna, MD

Seasonal Wildlife Educator
North Lakeland Discovery Center
Manitowish Waters, WI

There's more! View all job listings here.

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#438

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed Mar 28, 2012 12:24 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (March 21st Email Issue) Newsletter Attached - Sorry for the delay

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2012 8:01 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (March 21st Email Issue) Newsletter Attached - Sorry for the delay

Hello Email Subscribers!

To view the newsletters on the website, go to the Subscribers Area and use the following Username / Password (both are case sensitive).

Username = subscriber
Password = eskimo

The next newsletter is due out on April 4th.

Helping People Helping Nature

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693
www.thejobseeker.net

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#439

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Apr 5, 2012 1:18 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (April 4th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 9:35 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (April 4th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

Hello Email Subscribers!

To view the newsletters on the website, go to the Subscribers Area and use the following Username / Password (both are case sensitive).

Username = subscriber
Password = coonhound

The next newsletter is due out on April 18th.

Helping People Helping Nature

Sarah Wasson
The Job Seeker
PO Box 451
Fruita, Colorado 81521
970-210-9693
www.thejobseeker.net

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#440

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Apr 19, 2012 2:48 pm
Subject: FW: Latest green job and internship leads from Orion magazine

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Orion Magazine [mailto:scott@...] On Behalf Of Orion Magazine
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2012 12:32 PM
To: General Information
Subject: Latest green job and internship leads from Orion magazine

New Green Job & Internship Listings
April 2012

Here's our mid-month update for green job + internship seekers: from environmental education & organic farming to advocacy and organizing, if you're passionate about making change in the world, there's a job or internship here for you. Linked below are just a few of the new internships and jobs listed in the last month - many more opportunities are open on an ongoing basis, and you can find them all here: The Grassroots Jobsource.

If you're getting this email for the first time via a friend or career center and you want to sign yourself up directly (it's free) click here to subscribe. There are also custom feeds available via the site, plus there's our Twitter feed you can follow to be alerted instantly when new listings appear, here.

Special invitation: join Orion's next live web event to discuss poetry of the natural world. Hear from Christian Wiman, esteemed poet and Editor of Poetry magazine, Orion's Poetry Editor, Hannah Fries, and two Orion poets, Maria Melendez and Pattiann Rogers. It's free. More information and registration here.

Job and internship advertisers: go here to post a listing, and if you're a former Grassroots Network member, use the coupon code to post for free. Email us if you lack that.

Some recent internships listed:

Farm Apprenticeship
Red Hook, NY

Summer Nature Camp Internship

New Jersey Audubon
Cranbury, NJ

Media Intern
Survival International
San Francisco, CA

Native Plant Nursery Internship
Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation
Sanibel, FL

Summer Aquatic Education Internship
Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural and Educational Center
Salmon, ID

Sustainability & Wilderness Leadership Apprentice
Hawk Circle Wilderness Education
Cherry Valley, NY

View ALL of the current listings here.

Some recent job listings:

On-Farm Educator
Knowledge Quest
Memphis, TN

Conservation Director
Southern Oregon Land Conservancy
Ashland, OR

Assistant Farm Manager
Holcomb Farm Organic CSA
Granby, CT

Grassroots Organizer
Food and Water Watch
Los Angeles, CA

Whole Foods Chef
Center for Whole Communities
Waitsfield, VT

Assistant Director
Institute for Regional Conservation
Miami, FL

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#441

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:02 pm
Subject: FW: 2012 Fire Safety Refresher Schedule and Nomination Form-NPS New England Area

ahowe@...

New England Area Wildland Fire Refresher 2012 cover letter.doc

Amanda Howe
Program Coordinator
AmeriCorps Cape Cod
(Office) 508/375-6965
(Cell)774/994-1766
email: ahowe@...
-----Original Message-----
From: Lauren_McKean@... [mailto:Lauren_McKean@...]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 11:59 AM
To: Amanda Howe
Subject: Fw: 2012 Fire Safety Refresher Schedule and Nomination Form-NPS
New England Area

Any alums who might be interested???    Thanks, L

----- Forwarded by Lauren McKean/CACO/NPS on 04/18/2012 11:58 AM -----

              Jack

              Shields/CACO/NPS

To
              04/18/2012 11:36

              AM
cc

Subject
                                        2012  Fire Safety  Refresher

                                        Schedule and Nomination Form-NPS

                                        New England Area

All,

Attached is the 2012 New England Area Fire Safety Refresher Schedule and
Nomination Form.

Please print and distribute this information for the benefit of those
who are not on my email list.

Please feel free to call me if you have any questions.

Thanks,
(See attached file: New England Area Wildland Fire Refresher 2012 cover
letter.doc)

(See attached file: 2012.NWCG Fire Safety Refresher Nomination Form.doc)

**********************************************
Jack Shields
Fire Program Management Assistant
Cape Cod National Seashore
99 Marconi Site Road
Wellfleet, MA 02667
(508) 957-0718
(508) 274-9158 Cell Phone
(508) 349-9052 FAX
Jack_Shields@...
*********************************************
Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is
exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only
different kinds of good weather.
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#442

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:07 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (April 18th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Sarah [mailto:sarah@...]
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 10:26 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients
Subject: The Job Seeker (April 18th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

Hello Email Subscribers!

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Username = subscriber
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The next newsletter is due out on May 2nd.

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#443

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed May 2, 2012 4:49 pm
Subject: FW: Announcing 2012 positions with MassLIFT-AmeriCorps

ahowe@...

Learn About Refundable Mass. Land Conservation Tax Credit

Hello Everyone,

Please see the below position announcement.

Have a great day.

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Dee Robbins [mailto:robbins@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2012 12:46 PM
To: Amanda Howe
Cc: Steward_AmeriCorps@...
Subject: Announcing 2012 positions with MassLIFT-AmeriCorps

Hi Amanda,

We have just started up our member recruitment for MassLIFT’s 2012 service year. Davis Brush, our current member who has also served with AmeriCorps Cape Cod, encouraged me to contact you with our announcement of position openings in case any of your current members or alumns might be interested in second year of service and opportunity to build on skills that they have gained through AmeriCorps CapeCod and to learn skills specific to land trust conservation work. I also wanted to note that next year, we have two MassLIFT partners - Buzzards Bay Coalition and Wildlands Trust, that will be recruiting members for service in southeastern Massachusetts. Their position descriptions will be posted on their websites as well as on our program’s webpages: www.mountgrace.org/masslift-americorps.

I have copied below the long version of our announcement. If you think any of your members may be interested, we’d be very grateful if you could pass this information on to them. If you want further information, please feel free to call.

Thanks for considering!

Dee Robbins

Program Manager, MassLIFT-AmeriCorps

Position Announcement

The Massachusetts Land Initiative for Tomorrow (MassLIFT) AmeriCorps program is seeking conservation enthusiasts to apply for our 2012 service positions.

MassLIFT-AmeriCorps was initiated in 2010 and is managed by Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust. Our program is a collaborative effort of regional conservation groups to meet critical community needs for land and watershed protection, stewardship of protected lands, conservation outreach and education, and service learning that engages young people in conservation.

Twenty AmeriCorps members serve with MassLIFT each year. Our members serve in one of four positions: land steward, regional conservationist, service learning coordinator, or community outreach coordinator. Specific service responsibilities vary between host sites, but the following general position descriptions serve as a guide:

Service Learning Coordinator: AmeriCorps members serving as Service Learning Coordinators design and lead projects that engage youth in education and service activities supporting the protection and stewardship of farms, forests, wildlife habitats, water resources, community gardens, and parks.

Regional Conservationist: AmeriCorps members serving as regional conservationists help identify promising land protection projects; assist with the initiation and implementation of conservation projects; and help volunteer local land trusts and volunteer municipal committees with conservation initiatives and landowner outreach.

Community Outreach Coordinator: AmeriCorps members serving as Outreach Coordinators help increase local interest and participation in land conservation by engaging community groups in projects such as creating and maintaining trails and community gardens, and assisting with stewardship tasks on protected lands. They also develop informational materials; give public presentations; and plan outreach events such as nature walks and wildlife tracking forays on protected lands.

Land Steward: AmeriCorps members serving as land stewards document the wildlife habitats, soils, water resources, and other important natural and cultural resources protected on conserved lands (GIS skills are usually required). They also conduct annual monitoring visits, complete stewardship reports; and engage community volunteers in stewardship tasks such as trail maintenance, invasive species removal, natural resource inventories, and monitoring lands protected with conservation restrictions.

These are full-time positions, averaging 35 hours per week, including some evenings and weekends. They come with stipends up to $12,400 for the year, health insurance, and the potential to earn a $5,550 education award upon successful completion of 1,700 hours and 11.5 months of service. Housing is not included, and members must have access to reliable transportation.

The following regional land trusts and conservation organizations will be hosting MassLIFT-AmeriCorps members in our 2012 program: Buzzards Bay Coalition, East Quabbin Land Trust, Essex County Greenbelt Association, Franklin Land Trust, Groundwork Lawrence, Hilltown Land Trust, Kestrel Land Trust, Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust, Nashua River Watershed Association, Sudbury Valley Trustees, and Wildlands Trust. Appalachian Mountain Club-Berkshires and Greenagers will share the assistance of a Service Learning Coordinator; and the Connecticut River Watershed Council and Millers River Watershed Council will share the services of a Community Outreach Coordinator.

Our 2012 service term runs from September 11, 2012 to August 23, 2013.

Application instructions, position descriptions, and further information about MassLIFT-AmeriCorps can be found on the Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust website: www.mountgrace.org/masslift-americorps (Click on Join MassLIFT) and on the web pages of other MassLIFT host sites.

The application deadline for our 2012 program is June 14, 2012. Early applications are highly encouraged as interviews will begin June 10, 2012. Late applications will be accepted and reviewed on an as needed basis.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dee Robbins, Program Manager, MassLIFT AmeriCorps
Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust

1461 Old Keene Road, Athol, MA 01330

978.833.4192 (cell) 978.248.2043 (Mount Grace)

robbins@...
www.mountgrace.org/americorps-masslift

#444

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed May 16, 2012 5:18 pm
Subject: FW: possible part-time work opportunity for AmeriCorps alumni

ahowe@...

07.0-Exhibit D Scope of Work.pdf

Please See Attached.

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Kathy Shorr [mailto:kshorr@...]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 12:49 PM
To: Amanda Howe
Cc: Richard Delaney; Lauren_McKean@...
Subject: possible part-time work opportunity for AmeriCorps alumni

Dear Amanda,

Lauren McKean at the Cape Cod National Seashore suggested I send you the attached scope of work for the ARM field research project the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is bidding on. In short, the project is designed to measure aerosol radiation in the atmosphere, and the work involves launching weather balloons 4 times a day from the Highlands Center location in Truro. Launch times are 6:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m., with operators staying from one hour before launch to one hour after launch, recording associated data and packing and unpacking equipment.

If we're selected we'd have a team of maybe 8 people to rotate shifts.

The project begins July 2, with a mandatory and paid training session the week before, and runs one year.

Perhaps you could post and/or send on to anyone you think might be interested. You and/or others can contact me with any questions.

Thanks,

Kathy Shorr

Development Specialist

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

508-487-3622 x 108

kshorr@...

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#445

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Fri May 18, 2012 5:57 pm
Subject: AmeriCorps Cape Cod Program Supervisor Position Posting

ahowe@...

supervisor position posting 1213.doc

Hello All,

I wanted to let everyone know that we are officially posting the opening for the Residential Program Supervisor positions. I have attached a document with more information; please feel free to forward it on to anyone you think might be a good fit for the job! The posting will also be on Idealist starting today and in the Cape Cod Times on Sunday. If you have any questions feel free to contact me and thank you in advance for circulating this.

Have a great day!

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

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#446

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu May 24, 2012 2:06 pm
Subject: FW: Latest green job and internship leads from Orion magazine

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Orion Magazine [mailto:scott@...] On Behalf Of Orion Magazine
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 1:27 PM
To: General Information
Subject: Latest green job and internship leads from Orion magazine

New Green Job & Internship Listings
May 2012

Here's our mid-month update for green job + internship seekers: from environmental education & organic farming to advocacy and organizing, if you're passionate about making change in the world, there's a job or internship here for you. Linked below are just a few of the new internships and jobs listed in the last month - many more opportunities are open on an ongoing basis, and you can find them all here: The Grassroots Jobsource.

If you're getting this email for the first time via a friend or career center and you want to sign yourself up directly (it's free) click here to subscribe. There are also custom feeds available via the site, plus there's our Twitter feed you can follow to be alerted instantly when new listings appear, here.

Special invitation: join Orion's next live web event to discuss "America the Possible," tomorrow, May 15th. Hear from Gus Speth, the esteemed environmental thinker and author, about how the country's leading in all the wrong ways, and what can be done about it. It's free. More information and registration here.

Job and internship advertisers: go here to post a listing, and if you're a former Grassroots Network member, use the coupon code to post for free. Email us if you lack that.

Some recent internships listed:

May to November Internship
Merck Forest and Farmland Center
Rupert, VT

Aquatic Species Policy Internship

Nature Conservancy
South Bend, IN

Interns
Global Explorers
Fort Collins, CO

Apprentices
Earth Sky Time Community Farm
Manchester, VT

Ocean Program Internship
Conservation Law Foundation
Boston, MA

Summer Interns
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Montpelier, VT

View ALL of the current listings here.

Some recent job listings:

Summer Garden Coordinator
Jones Gulch YMCA
La Honda, CA

Conservation Corps Project Leaders
Student Conservation Association
Nationwide openings, U.S.

Sustainability Communications Manager
UMASS Amherst
Amherst, MA

Program Director
Green Empowerment
Portland, OR

Field Organizer
Wyoming Wildlife Federation
Laramie, WY

Land Preservation Specialist
Land Conservancy of New Jersey
Boonton, NJ

There's more! View all job listings here.

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#447

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Thu May 24, 2012 2:07 pm
Subject: FW: MSA is Hiring!

ahowe@...

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Massachusetts Service Alliance [mailto:lsnyder@...]
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2012 12:15 PM
To: General Information
Subject: MSA is Hiring!

Description: Image removed by sender. Commonwealth Corps Logo

Job Opportunity at MSA!

Commonwealth Corps
Program Manager Position

Dear Friends,

The Massachusetts Service Alliance is currently hiring a Program Manager for the Commonwealth Corps, a statewide program that places Corps members in service with host sites across Massachusetts.

To view the job description, visit www.mass-service.org.

Please forward this message to any qualified candidates.

Many thanks,
Lindsay Snyder
Director of External Relations & Development

For more information about the position, please contact:

Beth McGuinness, Director of Programs

617.542.2544 x217 / bmcguinness@...

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#448

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:45 pm
Subject: FW: Want to Join the UTEC Team? Check Out Available Job Openings

ahowe@...

Transitional Coach (Case Worker)

Amanda Howe

Program Coordinator

AmeriCorps Cape Cod

(Office) 508/375-6965

(Cell)774/994-1766

email: ahowe@...

From: Gregg Croteau [mailto:gregg@...]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2012 2:55 PM
To: Amanda Howe
Subject: Want to Join the UTEC Team? Check Out Available Job Openings

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June 2012

Dear Amanda,

UTEC is growing and we want you to be a part of it! We have job openings in various departments waiting for the perfect candidate. Visit our website for the full listing! Here are our current open positions:

Director of Development

We're looking for a dynamic development professional ready to step into a vibrant development team and help us grow even more. Over the past five years, UTEC's budget has more than doubled. Today our goals are focused on sustaining that funding and further expanding and diversifying our funding sources.

Click on the link above to view the full description. Please email your thoughtful cover letter, resume, and three references to jobs@... with "Director of Development" in the subject line.

Grant Writer

UTEC seeks a strong writer, fundraising or nonprofit experience preferred, who can manage an aggressive schedule of foundation grants and government contracts. Strong desire to be a part of a growing, community-focused team a must!

Click on the link above to view the full description. Please submit thoughtful cover letter, resume, and one writing sample as Word or PDF document to Dawn Grenier at dgrenier@... with "Grant Writer application" in the subject line.

Looking for a job to connect those young people most overlooked to the services they may be in need of, specifically around Education, Employment, and Case management? Join us! This position involves interviewing clients to identify problems, determining assistance needed, creating service plans and referring them to the appropriate agency and follow-up service.

Clink on the link above to view the full description. Please email resume and cover letter to JuanCarlos Rivera at juan@....

AmeriCorps VISTA - Development (Fundraising)

UTEC receives funding from a variety of sources. Historically, most of this funding has come from grants, contracts, and foundations. A small percentage of our funds currently come from individuals and smaller private sources. It is our goal to solidify and increase our presence with individual donors through a variety of creative and innovative stewardship activities and smaller events. We are looking for a passionate, organized, independent individual looking for an exciting entry level opportunity into the world of development!

Click on the link above for the full description. Candidates should send a resume, cover letter, and the names of three references to Kait Schlegel at kschlegel@....

AmeriCorps VISTA - Evaluation Assistant

UTEC is a data- and outcomes-driven organization always seeking to expand its capacity to use data for reflective practice and program refinement. UTEC's evaluation work consists of three major areas: internal documentation and reporting using Efforts to Outcomes (ETO), a web-based database for UTEC staff to record their work; external partnerships with evaluators; and primary and secondary research on youth development practices. We are looking for a critical and systems thinker who can assist in all three areas. Additionally, this person will work with development staff to best integrate the stories of our impact through organizing fundraising activities and smaller events.

Click on the link above for the full description. Candidates should send a resume, cover letter, and the names of three references to Zenub Kakli, Ed.D. at zkakli@....

AmeriCorps Program Members

UTEC is now accepting applicants for the AmeriCorps program to join us for a ten month commitment of AmeriCorps service. During this time, they will promote peace, positivity, and empowerment to youth in the Lowell area as part of the Youth Empowerment Corps. Corps Members engage in a variety of responsibilities and are submerged in the UTEC culture starting from day one. Members serve hands-on with youth to produce individual and group projects in the areas of education, outreach, enrichment, organizing, or workforce departments.

Click on the link above to download the application form, or contact Melany Levesque at mlevesque@... or (978) 856-3936.

Become Part of the UTEC Team!

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Already Have a Job? Invest in UTEC by Donating !

About Us

UTEC's mission is to ignite and nurture the ambition of Lowell's most disconnected young people to trade violence and poverty for social and economic success.

UTEC's nationally recognized model begins with intensive street outreach and gang peacemaking, reaching out to the most disconnected youth by meeting them "where they're at." UTEC engages youth in workforce development and alternative education. Social justice and civic engagement are embedded in all programming, with special emphasis in our youth-led grassroots organizing, locally and statewide.

On behalf of all our staff, I hope you will consider joining our team!

Sincerely,

Gregg Croteau

Executive Director

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#449

From: "Amanda Howe" <ahowe@...>
Date: Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:48 pm
Subject: FW: The Job Seeker (June 6th Email Issue) Newsletter Attached

ahowe@...