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Covering the Basics
Preparing yourself by utilizing all available resources for a career path in Earth Science
Courtney Hart
B.A. 2006 EPS – Marine Science
UC BERKELEY
• Core Classes • Field Classes • Electives (in department) • OFFICE HOURS • Interaction w/ Undergrads • Interaction w/ Graduates • Graduate Seminars • Research experience • Campus work
RESEARCH British Columbia
Ecstall Pluton – B.C. Baja Hypothesis
Data Collection / Geochronology
Gumps Marine Station Biology and Geomorpholoy of Tropical Islands
Project Design / Data Collection & Analysis
Formal Presentation and Journal Paper
http://ib.berkeley.edu/moorea/UC_Berkeley_Moorea_Class.html
NEVADA DIVISION OF ENVIRONEMNTAL PROTECTION
http://www.thegreatbasininstitute.org/ http://www.americorps.gov/
• International Volunteer Service • Research Associate Program • Conservation Corps
AUERBACH ENGINEERING CORP.
• Environmental Planning • Permit Facilitation • Multi-Agency Coordination • Best Management Practices • Wetland Mitigation
USDA FOREST SERVICE Sierraville Ranger District – Tahoe National Forest
• Biological & Physical Habitat Monitoring • Electro-Fishing • Mission Indicator Species • Type II Firefighter / CPR & 1st Aid / Blood Borne Pathogens • Yellow Legged From Survey
INTERNSHIPS Tahoe Environmental
Research Center
Water Quality Chemistry & Data Collection
Trout Unlimited Conserve Protect Restore
Grant Writing & Permitting & Field Work
http://terc.ucdavis.edu/index.html http://www.tu.org/
SEARCHING & APPLYING
STEP 4: RECOMMENDATION LETTERS Whether or not you want to go to graduate school, start thinking about the professors you have relationships with. Before you graduate ask them if they are willing to write a letter now or in the future.
STEP 3: JOB SEARCH & EMPLOYEE RESEARCH Use a variety of job search tools to compliment your job search. It is essential to illustrate to a prospective employer that you have done your homework and that you are sincerely interested in their specific opportunity.
STEP 2: NETWORKING Networking truly is the #1 way to find opportunities. Don't overlook this strategy when conducting a job search. Talk to as many people you can to learn more about the industry you are interested. I approach this using Informational Interviews
STEP 5: THE COVER LETTER A well written cover letter will illustrate your writing skills, demonstrate your interest in the position, highlight your experiences that match the qualifications of the position and align your career interests with the prospective employer.
STEP 1: CV or RESUME It is critical to have your resume in order prior to starting our search for a job or internship. NOW is the perfect time to start.
http://www.stlawu.edu/studentlife/departments/career-services/page/235
RESUME • Short (1 page) • Summary of your skills, experience and education. • Used when applying for jobs
C.V. • Longer (at least 2 pages) • Includes a more detailed summary of:
• educational &academic backgrounds • teaching and research experience, • publications & presentations, • awards, honors, & affiliations and other details.
• Used when applying for academic, education, scientific or research positions. • Also applicable when applying for fellowships or grants
SEARCHING & APPLYING
STEP 4: RECOMMENDATION LETTERS Whether or not you want to go to graduate school, start thinking about the professors you have relationships with. Before you graduate ask them if they are willing to write a letter now or in the future.
STEP 3: JOB SEARCH & EMPLOYEE RESEARCH Use a variety of job search tools to compliment your job search. It is essential to illustrate to a prospective employer that you have done your homework and that you are sincerely interested in their specific opportunity.
STEP 2: NETWORKING Networking truly is the #1 way to find opportunities. Don't overlook this strategy when conducting a job search. Talk to as many people you can to learn more about the industry you are interested.
STEP 5: THE COVER LETTER A well written cover letter will illustrate your writing skills, demonstrate your interest in the position, highlight your experiences that match the qualifications of the position and align your career interests with the prospective employer.
STEP 1: CV or RESUME It is critical to have your resume in order prior to starting our search for a job or internship. NOW is the perfect time to start.
http://www.stlawu.edu/studentlife/departments/career-services/page/235
NETWORKING
Ask questions about the objections and
vision of an organization and the prospects for future jobs or internships.
INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEW • Asking for career industry advice • Gather information in the field • Expand professional network VOLUNTEERING • Meet peers in the field • Make connections with similar companies • Scope out future positions
SEARCHING & APPLYING
STEP 4: RECOMMENDATION LETTERS Whether or not you want to go to graduate school, start thinking about the professors you have relationships with. Before you graduate ask them if they are willing to write a letter now or in the future.
STEP 3: JOB SEARCH & EMPLOYEE RESEARCH Use a variety of job search tools to compliment your job search. It is essential to illustrate to a prospective employer that you have done your homework and that you are sincerely interested in their specific opportunity.
STEP 2: NETWORKING Networking truly is the #1 way to find opportunities. Don't overlook this strategy when conducting a job search. Talk to as many people you can to learn more about the industry you are interested.
STEP 5: THE COVER LETTER A well written cover letter will illustrate your writing skills, demonstrate your interest in the position, highlight your experiences that match the qualifications of the position and align your career interests with the prospective employer.
STEP 1: CV or RESUME It is critical to have your resume in order prior to starting our search for a job or internship. NOW is the perfect time to start.
http://www.stlawu.edu/studentlife/departments/career-services/page/235
ORGANIZATION WEBSITE
The Nature Conservancy www.nature.org
Nature Conservancy Career Page https://careers.nature.org/psp/P91HTNC_APP/APPLICA
NT/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL
Texas A&M University Job Board http://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/job-board/
US Government Jobs https://www.usajobs.gov/
Careers in California Government http://jobs.ca.gov/
Nature Magazine http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/science/
Conservation Job Board http://www.conservationjobboard.com/
US Environmental Protection Agency http://www.epa.gov/internships/
Environmental Career Opportunities http://www.ecojobs.com/
RESOURCES
EMPLOYEE RESEARCH Before you apply: • Call to make a connection • Ask about the position and get a feel for if you are qualified. • If you have the time, VISIT!!! • Making a personal connection is essential in today’s job market If you can’t get a position with a company or organization ask if there are any volunteer opportunities. Use Connections: professors, neighbors, family, friends, friends-of-family As important as it is for a company to hire the right person, it is up to you to decide if your future employer is the right for you. INTERVIEW THEM!
SEARCHING & APPLYING
STEP 4: RECOMMENDATION LETTERS Whether or not you want to go to graduate school, start thinking about the professors you have relationships with. Before you graduate ask them if they are willing to write a letter now or in the future.
STEP 3: JOB SEARCH & EMPLOYEE RESEARCH Use a variety of job search tools to compliment your job search. It is essential to illustrate to a prospective employer that you have done your homework and that you are sincerely interested in their specific opportunity.
STEP 2: NETWORKING Networking truly is the #1 way to find opportunities. Don't overlook this strategy when conducting a job search. Talk to as many people you can to learn more about the industry you are interested.
STEP 5: THE COVER LETTER A well written cover letter will illustrate your writing skills, demonstrate your interest in the position, highlight your experiences that match the qualifications of the position and align your career interests with the prospective employer.
STEP 1: CV or RESUME It is critical to have your resume in order prior to starting our search for a job or internship. NOW is the perfect time to start.
http://www.stlawu.edu/studentlife/departments/career-services/page/235
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
SEARCHING & APPLYING
STEP 4: RECOMMENDATION LETTERS Whether or not you want to go to graduate school, start thinking about the professors you have relationships with. Before you graduate ask them if they are willing to write a letter now or in the future.
STEP 3: JOB SEARCH & EMPLOYEE RESEARCH Use a variety of job search tools to compliment your job search. It is essential to illustrate to a prospective employer that you have done your homework and that you are sincerely interested in their specific opportunity.
STEP 2: NETWORKING Networking truly is the #1 way to find opportunities. Don't overlook this strategy when conducting a job search. Talk to as many people you can to learn more about the industry you are interested.
STEP 5: THE COVER LETTER A well written cover letter will illustrate your writing skills, demonstrate your interest in the position, highlight your experiences that match the qualifications of the position and align your career interests with the prospective employer.
STEP 1: CV or RESUME It is critical to have your resume in order prior to starting our search for a job or internship. NOW is the perfect time to start.
http://www.stlawu.edu/studentlife/departments/career-services/page/235
BRAD M. – Another Path
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