Pollution Prevention
Internship Available
What: A summer internship program
through which the intern will be paired with a company who is looking for
new and innovative approaches to waste diversion, waste minimization,
and recycling.
Who: The program is designed for
upper level under graduate and graduate students. Acceptable fields of
study include Environmental Engineering Majors, Civil Engineering
Majors, Environmental Health and Safety Majors, and Environmental
Science Majors.
When: The paid Internship will start
in May 2008. Applications are due no later than February 8, 2008. Contact
Catherine Walsh at (513) 946-7732 for more details.
How: The intern will be employed
by the Hamilton County Solid Waste Management District (District) and
will be a contractor for the chosen company. Intern will work at the
company with assistance from a project supervisor designated by the
company, a technical advisor chosen by the District, and a pollution
prevention coordinator, employed by the District. The intern will
receive an intense week of pollution prevention training prior to the
start date. The intern will be expected to work a minimum of 12 weeks
and a maximum of 26 weeks.
Why: To give students an edge in
obtaining full time employment after graduation, and to give
businesses fresh ideas about waste reduction and recycling and save
companies money.
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