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The role
In this role, a student currently enrolled in college will work with the Puget Sound Estuarium, a growing non-profit, to inspire conservation of our ecosystems in the Olympia community. Undergraduate interns must be concurrently enrolled in a college course for the program, and all interns will report regularly to Estuarium staff.
Responsibilities
Work directly with the Design and Communications Manager and Community Engagement/Programs Director on programs advertising based on our branding guides
Post content and programs on social media, community calendars (online), and physical flyers around town; connect with local businesses about programs, events, and potential partnerships
Research new opportunities for effective, low cost advertising
Assist tracking of program sales and adjust advertising as needed
Photograph programs and keep files organized for marketing and reports
Promote the Estuarium’s gift shop items and help track inventory and sales
Promote the Estuarium’s programs at community events in person, and present marine science activities to the general public, usually with volunteers
Facilitate volunteers as a lead at outreach events, and transport, set up, and tear down outreach equipment weighing up to 30 lbs
Qualifications and experience
Required
Current enrollment in a college program, ideally in marketing, design, media, art, marine science, or general administration and management
Clean background check
Available to work flexible schedules, which could include weekends 10 am to 6 pm
Desirable
Ability to learn environmental science concepts and communicate them in plain language for a variety of audiences
Comfortable working with young children and people of all ages
Strong public speaking skills
Computer proficiency with Google Suite, Meta Suite, Adobe Creative Cloud and/or Express
Ability to lift up to 40 lbs
Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle
Salary and benefits
Class credit internship: current undergraduate students can earn up to 8 college credits per quarter and masters students up to 6 credits per quarter. Paid internship if through a reimbursement/work-study program, up to $18 to $20. The internship is funded primarily through the Washington Student Achievement Council Work Study Program (if through a Saint Martin’s work-study).
Location and schedule
Puget Sound Estuarium, Olympia, WA. Outreach work is outdoors, typically under a canopy for rain or direct sun. Depending on interest and availability, the intern may also assist with all-ages field programs, K-12 education, and animal husbandry.
Deadline and how to apply
The posting does not state a closing date. Email your resume, cover letter, and two references to [email protected] and CC [email protected].
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