Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Intern
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The Ontario Centre for
Climate Impacts and Adaptation Resources (OCCIAR) at MIRARCO
(Mining
Innovation, Research & Applied Rehabilitation), along with the Upper Great Lakes Study
Group (UGLSG) and
the International Joint Commission, requires two full time interns.
Job Description:
These positions
will support the efforts of the tourism and recreational boating sub-committee
of
the IUGLS, assess
the economic, social and biophysical impacts of changing water levels on the
Great Lakes, provide
synthesis of data to form the work plan for field studies, disseminate
research and
support the goals and objectives of the OCCIAR and Adaptation Resources.
Responsibilities
include:
- maintain current
knowledge of all Great Lakes recent climate
change research;
- research relevant
climate change articles and reports on Great Lakes water;
- Compile and
catalogue climate/water data in a clear and concise format;
- Prepare and
deliver presentations related to research and gathered field data;
- Assist in the
production of a research plan to carry out field work;
- Measure and record
water levels at pre-selected ports and marinas;
- Interview public
and private marina operators;
- Deliver accurate
and timely research memos and reports to OCCIAR supervisor;
- Assist with
climate change impacts and adaptation resource development and delivery
Education
- Undergraduate
degree: Environment/Commerce or Science Communications equivalent.
Qualifications:
- Must be under the
age of 30 to qualify for Intern Program.
- Must have
graduated from a Northern Ontario High School
- This must be your
first job working in the field of study that you graduated from.
- Strong interest in
the environment and particularly climate change issues.
- Excellent
interpersonal, verbal and written communication and computer skills.
- Knowledge of
commerce, finance and economics.
- Sound situational
judgment and ability to be tactful, diplomatic and discreet.
- Proven
time-management, organization/prioritization skills to meet deadlines.
- Ability to work
both independently and as part of a team.
- Ability to travel
and conduct field work; must have a valid Ontario Drivers License.
- Ability to
synthesize information in a clear and concise manner.
- Proficient in use
of small watercraft; possess a Canadian Pleasure Craft Operators card.
Benefits &
salary total $40,000 /year; one year contract may lead to a permanent position.
Applications will
be accepted until the position is filled. MIRARCO hires using the policies of Laurentian
University.
Laurentian is
committed to equity in employment and encourages applications from all qualified
individuals, including women, aboriginal peoples, members of visible minorities
and persons with disabilities. In accordance with Canadian immigration
requirements, this advertisement is directed first to Canadian citizens and
permanent residents.
For a more comprehensive Job Description, visit www.mirarco.org
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