The Policy Intern will assist the BCU in researching and advocating for policies that promote biking throughout Greater Boston. This will include analyses of bike parking, winter maintenance of bike lanes, and more. The Policy Intern will report to the Director of Communications. The Intern will work closely with the Director of Communications on data collection, analysis and reporting, with the output helping to shape the BCU’s policy asks. This is a temporary, part-time position (about 10hrs/week on a flexible schedule.) This position will be paid (rate will be a fair wage TBD), and will be performed remotely for the foreseeable future.
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The San Francisco Planning Department is currently looking for sixteen bright and enthusiastic interns to work full time with staff on a variety of planning projects this summer (June 7, 2021 thru Aug. 27, 2021). This will be a rewarding and valuable experience for those interested in the planning field and desire introductory work experience or college credit. Interns will conduct research, collect and analyze data, and prepare draft documents for planning work related to housing, historic and cultural resources, zoning compliance, social and racial equity, COVID recovery, urban design and many more.
Application deadline: February 26, 2021.
Applications are being accepted for the 2021 Lowell L. Richards, III Fellowship. The fellowship for Leadership and Public Service honors Lowell L. Richards, a longtime member and Co-chair of Metro Housing’s Board of Directors, and recognizes his 29 year dedication to the organization’s mission and his legacy of leadership and public service. Fellowship experiences aim to encourage high performing graduate students to consider careers in public service.
Lowell Richards personified the impact one individual can make to transform the footprint of a region, the outlook of a city, and the future for millions of individuals and families over generations. Qualities like leadership, integrity, commitment, and ambition are desirable as well as aptitude for the urban planning field, and interest in public service. Applicants are judged according to the candidate’s qualifications and how his/her skills, schedule and goals fit with the fellowship.
Application deadline: February 19, 2021 at 5:00pm.
The Tufts Institute of the Environment (TIE) Environmental Research Fellowship is open to masters and doctoral students from ANY of Tufts’ graduate or professional schools to conduct interdisciplinary, environmental research. This is an opportunity for students to conduct research within their own area of interest and to obtain mentorship and guidance from Tufts faculty and other fellows to help build expertise. There is up to $5,000 in funding available. RSVP for an information session and learn more at the button below.
The Urban Land Institute’s Building Healthy Places Initiative is excited to announce that applications for the fourth cohort of the ULI/Randall Lewis Health Mentorship Program are now being accepted! This program is an opportunity for graduate students in architecture, urban planning, real estate, or a related field to engage with ULI, develop professional networks, and deepen their understanding of how the built environment shapes and influences human health. The program will pair selected students with a ULI member working at the intersection of health and the built environment to serve as a mentor during the meetings and beyond, as well as connect students with program alumni.
Applications are being accepted through Friday, February 19, 2021. For more information on program details, eligibility, to apply, and to read reflections from the first three cohorts of mentees, visit the link at the button below.
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