Interns for GOPIF/GEO work on a variety of projects to support the strategic initiatives of the offices, in particular implementation of the state’s climate action plan, Maine Won’t Wait. These positions are full-time, paid summer position (up to 300 hours) and run over an 8-to-10-week period between June-August.
To apply, read more on our internships page and please send a letter of interest and resume to Cheryl Miller by no later than noon on Friday, April 16, 2021 .
Be involved in projects with our Planning Team and be a part of a growing organization that meets our client’s objectives and solves their challenges. WSP is currently initiating a search for a Planning Intern for our Portland, Oregon office for Summer 2021 with the option to continue through the remainder of the year. Duties and responsibilities include contributing to the development of statewide and regional transportation plans, corridor plans, transit plans, feasibility studies, alternatives analysis, community outreach materials, planning reports, permitting strategies and other analyses.
Application deadline: April 5, 2021.
Greater Grove Hall Main Streets is looking for students to work on an Environmental Justice project. We are developing a new methodology for creating “Green Zones” that starts at the strategic level, with the hopes of getting integrated into a city’s planning process and we focus on existing environmental justice issues, as a way to deal with future issues such as carbon neutrality and climate change.
Position found on March 9th, 2021.
The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)’s mission is to help businesses around the world identify, manage, and report on the sustainability topics that matter most to their investors. The Summer Research Associate will support the Research Team at SASB on a temporary basis, typically during the course of a degree-granting program (for example, between the 1st and 2nd years of an MBA). While there is some flexibility, SASB expects a 10-12 week commitment. In this role, you will partner with SASB’s Analysts and take responsibility for a specific project in support of the development of SASB’s industry-specific standards. In supporting the development of the standards (or the market’s implementation of the standards), you may specialize in one or more sectors and collaborate with Analysts to assess the financial materiality of ESG issues, advance performance measurement, and help drive forward projects that support the market’s use of the SASB standards.
Position found on March 8th, 2021.
COVID has dramatically changed Massachusetts’s homeless shelter system for unaccompanied adult individuals. MHSA sees a key opportunity to transition the shelter system from relying on emergency responses to focusing on housing solutions. MHSA has identified inadequate information about the current shelter system as a major barrier to pursuing this opportunity, as COVID-19 drove both the rapid creation of new sites and sudden changes to existing sites. MHSA is looking for a graduate student to a) assist with surveys collecting data about the services currently available, and b) use GIS tools to generate a public-facing map displaying the location and count of these services. This work will provide MHSA with a critical understanding about the shelter services currently available, plus new tools to use in its advocacy efforts.
Position found March 8th, 2021.
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