Month: February 2020 (Page 1 of 6)

Journal Reviewer, The Journal of Sustainability Education (Various Locations)

February 27, 2020 / / 0 Comments

One of the biggest challenges The Journal of Sustainability Education faces in publishing each issue of the JSE is finding peer reviewers. Each issue can require over 30 reviewers to help to ensure the quality of publication in JSE. They work on an open review model that allows you to enter our back-end review system (RATS), view the submission and fill in the very simple review form with your suggestions and comments to the author. Their peer review goals are to:

  1. Strive for highest possible understanding of the work being reviewed.
  2. Eloquently express your understanding of the work in a short summary.
  3. From the basis of your own expertise, reflect thoughtfully on the clarity of the work, its significance, and contribution to the field.
  4. Provide feedback that will improve the work’s clarity, significance, and contribution to the field.
  5. Express your feedback in comments directed to the author and/or the larger audience for this work.

The Journal of Sustainability Education is seeking interested and qualified individuals to join the JSE Review Board. Please be sure to let them know your institutional affiliation (if any), something about your qualifications, and what kinds of articles you would be interested in reviewing.  Please complete the form below to join The Journal of Sustainability Education team.

Learn more and apply here.

Sustainability Fellow (Temporary Position), University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS)

February 27, 2020 / / 20 Comments

The University of Mississippi is hiring for the Sustainability Fellowship position in the Office of Sustainability. This person would have the opportunity to design and implement unique sustainability programming in a collaborative and supportive environment. This position is great for those who have recently graduated or are graduating in May of this year — particularly those interested in working in higher education sustainability. This person will also work extensively with the university’s biodiversity committee, which promotes the university’s efforts towards Bee Friendly Campus Tree Friendly Campus certifications, among other roles.

Learn more and apply here.

Communications and Engagement Coordinator, Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust (Athol, MA)

February 27, 2020 / / 0 Comments

Mount Grace is an accredited regional land trust serving 23 communities in north central Massachusetts. Headquartered in Athol, MA, we’ve been working to conserve and steward land since 1986. Their work is rooted in our collaborative, innovative approach to conservation. Mount Grace is looking to add a dynamic, enthusiastic member to their team to boost community outreach and communications. Mount Grace is a proud equal opportunity employer and strives to be an inclusive and diverse organization.

The core responsibilities of this position will be split between organizing the membership and community outreach program and driving all aspects of Mount Grace media and communications materials and strategy.

Learn more and apply here.

Youth Programs Organizer, GreenRoots, Inc. (Chelsea, MA)

February 27, 2020 / / 0 Comments

GreenRoots, Inc., is a grassroots community-based organization with a 25-year track record of achieving significant environmental justice accomplishments and public health victories in Chelsea, Massachusetts and the Greater Boston region.

GreenRoots is seeking a full-time Youth Programs Organizer (YPO) to support the work of the seven- member Environmental Chelsea Organizers (ECO) Youth Crew, GreenRoots Junior Organizer, GreenRotos Urban Farm Crew and other seasonal youth employees and interns. The ideal candidate must have experience working with youth and community resources serving youth. The YPO will provide support to young people on a year round basis and will serve as a link to mental health, social services, and community resources for the youth. The YPO will empower ECO and their peers to develop and implement their own workplans, youth-led activities and events and other youth-led programming and campaings. The YPO will support the youth in identifying tutoring and mentoring support for academic achievement; and assisting with college application processes.

Application accepted until position is filled.

Learn more and apply here.

Director of Organizing, GreenRoots, Inc. (Chelsea, MA)

February 27, 2020 / / 0 Comments

GreenRoots, Inc., is a grassroots community-based organization with a 25-year track record of achieving significant environmental justice accomplishments and public health victories in Chelsea, Massachusetts and the Greater Boston region. The mission of GreenRoots is to achieve environmental justice and greater quality of life through collective action, unity, education and youth leadership across neighborhoods and communities.

The Director of Organizing will work with seven (7) experienced Community Organizers to build comprehensive and integrated community organizing campaigns. The Director of Organizing will establish systems and strategies to support each organizer and to further develop GreenRoots coordinated organizing efforts. The Director of Organizing will create leadership development opportunities for the organizers, help develop strategies and trouble shoot concerns. They will develop appropriate political responses as needed. As a member of the staff, the Director will be part of an integrated organizing team that works across the different programmatic areas of work to achieve environmental justice. They will supervise the various campaigns’ and will provide the Organizers with staff support.

Accepting applications until position is filled.

Learn more and apply here.

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