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Opportunities in Bloom- November 2025
Events!
Zero Waste Week 2025 11/3-11/7
Join WRRAP, Green Campus, CCAT, and the Humboldt Sustainability Club for their 10th annual Zero Waste Week, full of events focused on Zero Waste, sustainability, and recycling trash into treasures! The week culminates with a free Trash-ion Show during the Zero Waste Conference Banquet Friday 11/7 from 6-9pm in GSCAC 225.
You can find their full list of events here.
AFS Humboldt Bay Presents: Aquatic Invertebrate Studies on the Trinity River with Dr. Alison O' Dowd
What it has taught us about fish food availability and flow management
Where: WDFS 250
When: NOVEMBER 12, 2025 @5:30 pm
Schatz Energy Webinar: Off shore Wind Jobs and Workforce Development
Presenters will share finding from the Humboldt County's Offshore Wind Workforce Assessment and a recent report in professional labor demands.
Highlight Key programs that are helping to prepare community members for offshore wind jobs, including the Ta'm Resiliency campus and the Humboldt MC3 Apprenticeship Readiness program
Free and open to the public
When: November 12 @ 1-3 pm
Click here for more information
Alumni Seminar with Dr. Amy Furniss:
A Study on the Line of Sight to Galaxies Detected at Gamma-ray Energies.
Monday November 17, 2025 at 4 PM in Science A 475
Amy is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Physics Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC). She received her BS in Physics from Humboldt State University in 2006 and earned her PhD doing very high-energy astrophysics research at UCSC in 2013, after which she moved to work as a postdoc at Stanford. Her research involves studying the most extreme processes in the Universe by working with large collaborations of scientists, all oriented toward the same goal of discovering how physics works in the most extreme environments. She currently serves as the Spokesperson for the VERITAS Collaboration, the Director of Cal-Bridge Summer Program and has a teaching philosophy founded in inclusive access and equitable practices.
GIS Day Celebrations with Cal Poly Humboldt
Date: Wednesday 11/19
Time: 11am-4pm
Location: Library 2nd Floor
Join Cal Poly Humboldt's Geospatial (GSP) Program in celebrating the wide range of GSP work done at Cal Poly Humboldt. Come see demonstrations of emerging technologies, view the student map gallery, and learn more about the major, minor, and certificate Geospatial Degree options. For a detailed schedule of the day's events and to submit your Student Poster click here.
Pride Merch & Ice Cream Social!
Join the On-Campus Bookstore to celebrate the inclusion of LGBTQIA2S+ pride merch for the first time Cal Poly Humboldt history. Pride merch currently includes lanyards and decals, with sweatshirts and more to come! FREE Ice Cream provided by the Foggy Bottoms Boys (including a non-dairy option)!
Wednesday November 19 @3-5pm At the bookstore on-campus, GSAC 3rd Floor
Check out Cal Poly Humboldt's current Pride Merch here.
Math Colloquium with Dr Jeff Haag:
Mathematical Video Dim Sum
Pre-colloquium tea at BSS 312 @ 3:30 pm with light snacks and refreshments.
When: Thursday November 20 @ 4:00-4:50 pm
Where: BSS 302
Speaker: Dr. Jeff Haag (Dept. of Mathematics, Cal Poly Humboldt)
Title: Mathematical Video Dim Sum
Abstract: Professor Haag enjoys the thrill that comes from seeing, hearing, and understanding mathematics. Superstars like 3Blue1Brown and Mathologer take his breath away. But lesser-known creators also leave him gasping or smiling. And hungry for more! For this colloquium he will serve up portions of several of the videos that briefly satisfy his craving, and make him hungry for more.
Register for the 86th William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition
Where: The exam will take place in-person on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus in room BSS 302.
When: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2025
@ 8:00 am – 11:00 am & 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Contestants attend both the morning and afternoon sessions.
The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition® (the Putnam) is the preeminent mathematics competition for undergraduate college students in the United States and Canada. What began as a friendly competition between mathematics departments at colleges and universities back in 1938 has become the leading university-level mathematics examination in the world – and winning a prestigious accomplishment. Each December, thousands of the brightest math students from hundreds of colleges and universities compete to win top honors. Although participants work independently on the six-hour exam’s problems, there is also a team aspect to the competition. Cash prizes are awarded to the highest-ranked team’s math department and their student members and Putnam Fellows who are the highest-ranking individuals. The Elizabeth Lowell Putnam Prize is also awarded to a woman whose performance in the competition is particularly meritorious.
For more information contact: Professor Walden Freedman, Putnam Supervisor, Office: BSS 350 Email: wf6@humboldt.edu
Scholarship, Grants, and Fellowship Opportunities!
CSU BIOTECH Presidents’ Commission Research Scholars Program
Undergraduate Summer Research • Summer 2026
Deadline: Monday, February 9, 2026 • 5:00 PM
CSUBIOTECH will support up to 11 CSU undergraduates for a first-time biotechnology research experience.
Students receive a $6,000 scholarship, and faculty mentors receive $2,000 to support their research.
Eligibility:
Open to CSU first- and second-year undergraduates and first-year transfer students with no prior research experience.
How to Apply:
Faculty mentors submit complete proposals (Word or PDF) via CSUBIOTECH’s InfoReady system after campus routing through the Sponsored Programs Foundation.
Learn more & apply: [CSUBIOTECH Grants & Awards page]
Questions?
Email CSUBIOTECH at csubiotech@sdsu.edu or Christine Montgomery at rmontgomery@sdsu.edu
Click here for more information
Aspen 2025 Environmental Profession Student Scholarship
Application and Additional Information Here
Aspen Environmental Group supports students who are actively engaged in the pursuit of a career in a field with an environmental emphasis. As part of our support efforts, we are offering scholarships to support college students interested in environmentally related topics. Aspen’s scholarship is intended to promote and encourage meaningful growth within our profession to better tackle environmental challenges within the communities where we live, work, and serve.
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
The monetary awards will be up to $3,000 per scholarship recipient (with a total of $5,000 awarded). The award can be used for educational pursuits including tuition, books, school supplies, research, etc. Recipients will receive a check in their name from Aspen Environmental Group. Each scholarship recipient will also be invited to attend a virtual lunch with Aspen’s senior environmental staff to learn about their careers and establish professional connections.
WHO CAN APPLY
Aspen Environmental Group will accept applications from incoming or current college students in undergraduate or graduate programs, with demonstrated financial need, attending any college in California, and who are interested in pursuing a college/university education in environmentally related topics to support a future career in environmental work. Students from all schools are encouraged to apply. Employees of Aspen Environmental Group and their immediate family members are not eligible to apply for this scholarship.
HOW TO APPLY
Students are required to complete the application form attached to this notice. In addition, current high school or college transcripts, and an essay are required. Completed applications must be e-mailed to AspenStudentOutreach@aspeneg.com by November 30, 2025. Scholarships will be awarded in December 2025. Questions? Please contact us at AspenStudentOutreach@aspeneg.com.
Cascadia CoPes Hub
The Cascadia Coastal Hazards and Resilience Training, Education and Research (CHARTER) Fellows program is recruiting up to 15 first to third year undergraduate students from any academic discipline for an exciting opportunity to be Fellows, starting Winter term 2026. The CHARTER Fellows program is part of the Cascadia Coastlines and Peoples Hazards (CoPes) Hub.
Fellows will:
- Earn a stipend of $1,200 per year for their participation
- Learn about the multiple natural threats the Greater Cascadia coastline and communities face
- Gain practical experience in research including conducting interviews, survey research, and participant observation; and participate in a research methods class in Winter 2026
- Join a fully funded 3-day coastal “Research Bootcamp” in Summer 2026 held in coastal Oregon
- Develop skills in computer modelling and geographic information systems (GIS)
- Support other researchers in collecting data for the larger CoPes Hub research project, and
- Attend a fully funded national conference to present research findings
Project Timeline
- Winter 2026- Zoom orientation with accepted Fellows from each university
- Spring 2026 - Research Methods course
- Summer 2026 - 3-day bootcamp in Newport, OR or other location along the coast (TBD)
- Potentially Fall – Spring 2026-27 - Work with a fellow Hub researcher to collect data and present findings at a national conference
Interested sophomore and junior undergraduate students should APPLY by Friday, November 28, 2025. Sophomore and junior students in all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply. Applicants will be notified about acceptance in December.
For more information, please contact our CHARTER Fellows Mentor, Maya Trajkovski (trajkovm@oregonstate.edu).
Additional contacts at Oregon State University are Professor Dwaine Plaza (dplaza@oregonstate.edu) or Dr. Lisa Gaines (Lisa.Gaines@oregonstate.edu);
at University of Oregon, Professor José W. Meléndez (jmelende@uoregon.edu);
or at University of Washington, Professor Daniel Abramson (abramson@uw.edu).
The Buckeye Scholarship Program
Applications Due: January 15, 2026
The Buckeye is pleased to announce the continuation of the scholarship program and will offer two $1,500 scholarships and two $1000 scholarships Recipients will be notified in February 2026. Scholarships will be awarded based on the applicant’s ability to meet the qualifications listed below. Student involvement in extra-curricular activities, community service, and agriculture will also be taken into consideration.
Scholarship applications are available below and must be emailed to hannah@thebuckeye.org by 5:00 PM on January 15, 2026.
The Buckeye is a non-profit organization consisting of ranchers, farmers, timberland owners, and resource professionals in Northwestern California. Our mission is to promote stewardship of working landscapes through shared experience, hands-on education, and collaboration” with the vision that "Working lands and Open spaces in Northwestern CA are viable and conserved in perpetuity for future generations”.
Questions regarding the scholarship or application may be sent to hannah@thebuckeye.org.
Please review the Scholarship Application below for a list of qualifications and requirements.
For more information and to apply, visit the Buckeye Website
UCSB Sea Turtle Field Course and Expedition Group
2 WEEK PROGRAM | COSTA RICA | SUMMER 2026
Check out our WEBSITE and APPLY
Created by a graduate and lecturer from UC Santa Bárbara - Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, BIOMA has provided to over two thousand university students worldwide with a two-week intensive academic & high quality sea turtle experiential learning and hands-on research experience. Our participants collaborate side by side with experts to learn about sea turtle biology, ecology and management while doing impactful on-site conservation work and living in a local community.
Student teams (about 18 like-minded students per group), will build skills of real world application, boost their resume and knowledge while discovering incredible landscapes at Costa Rica’s Pacific sunshine coast.
Join us at Bioma and Apply to not only learn about sea turtles and science. It's about connecting people and creating an unbreakable bond between science and humanities.
Program Highlights:
- University student tailored, two-week hands-on research and conservation program with endangered sea turtles with experts
- Some students can gain academic credit (4 units) through internship or independent studies (depending on the University)
- Travel to one of the most bio-diverse, safest and happiest countries in the world, Costa Rica
- Become part of a wonderful local coastal community in a fully immersive program
- Make friends and build connections with other like-minded students
- Boost your resume with an official Certificate from the Costa Rica Ministry of Environment
- Apply what you learned in class into the field and connect with people & nature.
- Over 15 years of experience and more than two thousand students.
Come Join us! Limited spaces available.
Switzer Environmental Fellowships
Apply for the 2026 Switzer Environmental Fellowship!
The Switzer Foundation supports graduate students in New England and California who show exceptional leadership and a strong commitment to environmental change. Fellows receive a $17,000 award, leadership training retreats, career support, and join a network of 700+ environmental leaders worldwide. Those from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply!
An info session and essay workshop for Cal Poly Humboldt students will be held Oct. 16, 5–6:30 p.m. in Harry Griffith Hall (pre-registration encouraged).
Applications are due Jan. 5, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. PST.
For more information on the Switzer Fellowship
Wildlands Studies Spring Field Programs
For forty-six years, Wildlands Studies has offered exciting and challenging field based programs in exciting international locales. Hike across mountain meadows, ford streams and camp in the forest. Swim in warm ocean waters and examine coral reefs and sea life. Experience nature in the wild. How to Apply
French Polynesia
Marine Ecosystems and Climate Change
15 Quarter Credits
Dates:
SPRING '26 - 4/9/26-5/22/26
SUMMER '26 - 6/23/26-8/5/26
- Explore the vibrant reef communities of Tahiti and Moorea and collect data to understand their dynamics
- Investigate how climate change is impacting these ecosystems
- Learn field survey methods to monitor wildlife and contribute to the work of local scientists
- Discover a culture linked to the ocean and how a Polynesian revival could enhance conservation
Applications Accepted on a rolling basis
Nepal
Habitat Conservation
15 Quarter Credits
Dates:
SPRING '26 - 4/9/26-5/22/26
SPRING '27 - 4/7/27-5/20/27
- Study the world’s largest mountain ecosystem
- Discover unique and endemic wildlife in Nepal’s Chitwan Valley
- Trek ancient trails through local villages
- Connect with local peoples to understand Nepal’s rapid cultural change
Applications Accepted on a rolling basis
New Zealand
Island ecosystems
15 Quarter Credits
Dates:
SPRING '26 - 4/9/26-5/22/26
SPRING '27 - 4/7/27-5/20/27
- Traverse both North and South islands to discover the true meaning of insular biogeography
- Examine New Zealand’s incredible array of unique flora and fauna
- Learn biogeography, endemism, evolution, invasive species, eradication and wildlife reintroduction
- Backpack the Great Walks for a remote backcountry experience
Applications Accepted on a rolling basis
Call for Proposals: The Future of Learning, The Future of Our Planet
The National Geographic Society is accepting proposals for innovative education projects that prepare learners to take action for a healthier, more sustainable planet.
Funding: Grants range from $20,000 to $100,000 for projects lasting up to two years.
Focus Areas: Projects should advance education related to Oceans, Land, Wildlife, Human Histories & Cultures, Planetary Health, or Space.
Eligibility: Open worldwide to individuals 18 years or older, including educators, researchers, and community practitioners. Proposals may include piloting new learning approaches, scaling effective models, or conducting impact research.
Deadline: November 19, 2025
Information Sessions: October 9 & 10
Funding Opportunity: Conservation Grant Program - Sequoia Park Zoo
Pre-proposal Deadline: November 2, 2025
Funding Available: Up to $3,000
The Sequoia Park Zoo Advisory Group’s Conservation Council invites pre-proposals for its 14th annual Conservation Grant Program. Projects must demonstrate a clear, measurable impact on wildlife and/or habitat conservation. Selected applicants will be invited to submit a full proposal.
Eligible projects include research and implementation of conservation management or habitat restoration plans. Workshops, public education, or non-applied research may be considered if their conservation impact is well justified.
Priority will be given to projects that are local, aligned with the Zoo’s conservation goals, or focus on species represented at the Zoo.
Apply: Visit the Conservation Fund program page for full details and application instructions.
Questions? Contact Pre-Award Specialists:
- Pia Gabriel – pg12@humboldt.edu
- Kaz Wegmuller – kaz.wegmuller@humboldt.edu
- Jocelyne Takatsuno – jt366@humboldt.edu
Data Research Fellow
The Office of Data Development and Standards (ODDS) designs, develops, and leads programs that capture essential information on U.S. transportation systems to inform decision-making. Working collaboratively across USDOT and with external partners, ODDS explores innovative approaches to data collection, analysis, visualization, and survey design to improve and launch new data development initiatives.
Location:
Washington D.C.
Eligibility:
- LPR or U.S. Citizen.
- Currently pursuing an undergraduate degree
in one of the relevant fields. - Postgraduates must have earned their degree
no later than 5 years from the appointment
start date. - Be at least 18 years of age.
Application Deadline: - Applications reviewed on a rolling basis!
Internship Opportunities!
Student Research Internship through the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)
Applications are due by Sunday, November 9, 2025, at 11:59 pm (Pacific)
The Schatz Energy Research Center has partnered with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to support the hiring of 1 undergraduate or graduate student at Cal Poly Humboldt for a Spring 2026 research internship at the CPUC. This is a part-time, paid internship position expected to start on or near January 20, 2026 and continue through the end of the spring semester (week of May 11, 2026). There is potential for the internship to continue into the summer.
Eligible applicants must be undergraduate or graduate students in good academic standing and must be currently registered at Cal Poly Humboldt (i.e. during Fall 2025 and for Spring 2026). The applicant must also demonstrate interest and enthusiasm for issues related to energy and environmental policy.
Questions? Email schatzenergy@humboldt.edu.
Temporary Seasonal Biological (Fish) Technicians
The Red Bluff Fish and Wildlife Office is excited to announce SIX openings for temporary seasonal Biological (fish) Technicians, open now through NOV 21! ALL eligible candidates will be considered.
These positions are stationed either in our Red Bluff or Anderson office, and will be working primarily in the field, assisting with Mainstem Juvenile Fish Monitoring, Tributary Monitoring, or Hatchery Evaluation programs. Activities may include sampling out-migrating juvenile salmon using Rotary Screw Traps, counting post-spawned salmon by boat survey, working in tributaries to count salmon and evaluate habitat, collecting fish migration data using acoustic telemetry, collecting samples and bio-data from juvenile and adult salmon at hatcheries, retrieving and decoding coded wire tags, and collecting juvenile sturgeon rearing habitat use data, among other projects. Join our team doing important work for anadromous fish management in the Sacramento Valley!
Please consider joining us here in Red Bluff, to implement the mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to Work with others to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people, and please pass this announcement on to others who may be interested and qualified.
Apply here:
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/850169800
Announcement #/JAO# TS-26-12835957-MR-DE
Standford Math Camp (SUMaC) Admissions Exam Evaluators
Part-Time, Remote
Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) seeks Admissions Exam Evaluators, a key role in the evaluation of applications. SUMaC is a summer program for advanced students in grades 10-11 who have an exceptional interest in mathematics, and who are prepared for study of abstract algebra and number theory, or algebraic topology.
Position Responsibilities:
- Review exams in accordance with our review policies and set deadlines
- Examine and evaluate the SUMaC admissions exam
- Provide a paragraph summary evaluation for each exam read
- Check in weekly via email with their reading supervisor
- Respond to feedback on evaluations
- Meet the expected weekly review requirement
Adherence to deadlines is essential for success in this role. Reviewers are expected to meet minimum weekly reading requirements for exam reviews.
The reading period for exam evaluators will be February 13 - March 6, 2026, with mandatory online trainings on February 11 and February 13. We encourage those who are interested to apply for this role soon, and by early-December at the latest. The full job description and a link to the application can be found here.
Data Science Intern
Oracle
What You’ll Bring (Objective Minimum Qualifications):
Will be enrolled in a Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD degree program in an applied business or quantitative field such as Statistics, Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Economics, Business Analytics, or equivalent field during the 2025-2026 school year.
Have completed at least your junior year toward your undergraduate degree, or higher, by summer 2026.
Have academic coursework, projects, internships, and/or research experience with tools needed to execute the more technical aspects of statistical data analysis, including proficiency (e.g., can complete projects without any assistance) in at least one of the following programming languages:
Python, Java, R, SQL, PL/SQL.
Have experience through coursework, projects, internships, and/or research with at least one of the following libraries:
Numpy, Scipy, Matplotlib, SciKit, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Spark
Have completed coursework, projects, internships, and/or research in two or more of the following:
- Algorithms
- Artificial Intelligence
- Big Data Query
- Data Mining
- Data Modeling
- Machine Learning
- Statistical Inference/Analysis
- Attend a university in the US.
- Authorized to work in the US in 2026.
- No visa sponsorship available
Data Scientist I
The role:
We’re looking for a Data Scientist I to join our Data, Analytics & AI team. You’ll help build predictive analytics and AI capabilities that directly shape how ShiftKey connects facilities and healthcare professionals. This is a hands-on role where you’ll take over and enhance existing models while also helping us expand our machine learning and statistical modeling foundations. You’ll report directly to our VP of Data, Analytics & AI, and collaborate with a Senior Data Scientist, Analysts, Engineers, Product Managers, and business stakeholders.
Where you’ll work
To be considered for this position, you must be located in the United States. You can choose between remote work and working from one of our offices in Austin, Dallas, or Cleveland.
What you’ll be doing
- Develop, improve, and deploy machine learning models that power ShiftKey’s marketplace (e.g., shift scoring, last-minute pricing).
- Work on both greenfield and existing projects, bringing fresh ideas to improve our predictive and prescriptive analytics.
- Partner with cross-functional teams to translate business problems into data science solutions.
- Evaluate model performance, run experiments, and design testing frameworks to ensure accuracy and impact.
- Explore new data sources and approaches to enhance our AI capabilities.
- Contribute to model deployment and monitoring in cloud environments (AWS preferred).
What you’ll need
- ~2 years of experience as a data scientist (or equivalent) with proven impact.
- Strong programming skills in Python (pandas, scikit-learn, XGBoost, LightGBM, etc.) and solid SQL.
- Understanding of statistical modeling and experimentation techniques; exposure to deep learning and generative AI is a plus.
- Experience working with AWS (or Azure/GCP) and an interest in learning MLOps practices.
- Strong communication skills - you can explain complex ideas to both technical and non-technical audiences.
- Comfortable working in smaller, collaborative teams where you’ll have a direct impact.
- Bonus: familiarity with BI tools like Looker or Tableau (not for dashboarding, but for deeper data analysis).
Data Science Intern, Product Analytics (Summer 2026)
Menlo Park, CA + Seattle, WA + New York, NY
$7,188/month to $11,000/month + benefits
As a Data Scientist Intern at Meta, you will shape the future of people-facing and business-facing products we build across our entire family of applications (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, Oculus). By applying your technical skills, analytical mindset, and product intuition to one of the richest data sets in the world, you will help define the experiences we build for billions of people and hundreds of millions of businesses around the world. You will collaborate on a wide array of product and business problems with a diverse set of cross-functional partners across Product, Engineering, Research, Data Engineering, Marketing, Sales, Finance and others. You will use data and analysis to identify and solve product development’s biggest challenges. You will influence product strategy and investment decisions with data, be focused on impact, and collaborate with other teams. Product leadership: You will use data to shape product development, quantify new opportunities, identify upcoming challenges, and ensure the products we build bring value to people, businesses, and Meta. Analytics: You will focus on developing hypotheses and employ a diverse toolkit of rigorous analytical approaches, different methodologies, frameworks, and technical approaches to test them. Communication and influence: You won’t simply present data, but tell data-driven stories.
Data Scientist Intern, Product Analytics (Summer 2026) Responsibilities
- Perform large-scale data analysis to extract useful business insights.
- Identify actionable insights, suggest recommendations and influence the direction of the business by communicating results to cross-functional groups.
- Work closely with a Product Manager and Engineering team to proactively create rules and manage decisions.
- Classify leads so that the teams work on the most valuable cases.
- Suggest improvements in the tools and techniques to help scale the team and/or build 0->1 convictions on new initiatives. Model solutions around what delivers long-run user value to our users
Minimum Qualifications
- Currently is in the process of obtaining a Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, a relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience
- Must obtain work authorization in country of employment at the time of hire, and maintain ongoing work authorization during employment
Preferred Qualifications
- Curious, self-driven, analytical and excited to play with data
- Ability to thrive in a fast paced work environment
- Experience with data querying languages (e.g. SQL), scripting languages (e.g. Python), and/or statistical/mathematical software (e.g. R)
- Intent to return to a degree-program after the completion of the internship
Other Jobs for Students at Meta.
Climate Resilience Farmer Training Program
- Join a cohort for a no-cost program with classes in climate adaptive crop & livestock production and production planning, business classes and business plan development.
- In-field & classroom learning with local seasoned farmers and experts including multiple farm locations.
Choice of paid internships for hands-on experience or mentorship pairings for support on your own site.
Click here for more information
Internship and Professional Development Opportunities
The Pacific Offshore Wind Consortium has updated their Internship and Professional Development Opportunities for Spring and Summer 2026!
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These opportunities were discovered through independent online research. The Schatz Energy Research Center and the Pacific Offshore Wind Consortium are not affiliated with these programs. Any questions related to the listings should be directed to the respective companies and organizations.
Volunteer Opportunities
Dune Ecosystem Restoration Team
Add gloves, shovels, and brush axes to human hands, and you have the strongest dune restoration tool around. You can make a difference in the ecosystem, one invasive plant removal at a time. Within months of initially removing invasive plants, volunteers witness native plants re-sprouting on their own. No experience is necessary. We will have snacks and tools to share. No need to reserve a spot, meet us at the specified locations a few minutes before 10 am. Training, camaraderie, and beautiful scenery are provided.
DERT meets two times a month:
Every second Saturday of the month from 10 am to 1 pm
Every third Sunday of the month from 10 am to 1 pm
View calendar for more dates
Trinidad Coastal Land Trust
Stewardship Volunteers work to protect native plant communities and preserve public access to Trinidad's astounding coastline. TCLT is dependent on, and incredibly thankful for, the hard work of volunteer stewards to restore native plant communities, maintain public trails, keep beaches clean of litter, and educate the community.
To sign up as a Stewardship Volunteer, email zoe@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org , or info@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org and check out their website here: Trinidad Coastal Land Trust
Volunteer Sign-up
Trinidad Head Work Day - Invasive Plant Removal
Third Saturday of every Month!
Where to meet? What to bring? Have Questions?
email: elizabeth@trinidadcoastallandtrust.org
Sequoia Park Zoo
Animal Care Volunteer
Engage by working behind the scenes to learn more about the animals while assisting zookeepers with animal care tasks. This is a great opportunity for volunteers that are interested in a career in zookeeping and learning more about the animals here at the Zoo!
Conservation Cart Program
The Conservation Cart Program (CCP) is a group of dedicated volunteers supported by the Sequoia Park Zoo Education Department and the City of Eureka. We share the wonders of wildlife and wild places with our visitors and inspire stewardship of the natural world.
Redwood Skywalk Steward
Redwood Sky Walk Stewards is an exclusive club of dedicated volunteers supported by the Sequoia Park Zoo Education Department and the City of Eureka. We share the wonders of wildlife and wild places with our visitors and inspire stewardship of the natural world. Redwood Sky Walk Stewards create connections between our guests and redwoods, while ensuring that all visitors have a safe and meaningful experience on the Redwood Sky Walk.
Meet your CNRS Career Advisor!
Sasha Wallace
Since 2013, they have served in student support roles across housing, the Educational Opportunity Program, and now as a Career Advisor. With experience mentoring student leaders and advising first-year and transfer students, they are dedicated to helping students discover their potential and achieve their career goals. They hold a B.A. in English and an M.A. in Counselor Education from San José State University and enjoy music, writing, yoga, meditation, and Humboldt’s holistic culture.
Please reach out to Sasha for any questions you might have:
sasha.wallace@humboldt.edu
Cal Poly Humboldt Career Development
Job Search Engines
CAL CAREERS
The State of California offers a wide variety of careers and jobs, ranging from
accounting to zoology. The services our employees provide are truly essential to
the people of California. In public service, you will spend every day doing work that
is vital to your state and your community.
We want to help you build a career from the ground up. The state provides on-the-
job training and professional development, and many positions do not require
previous experience or a degree. Advancement opportunities are open to you, and
you maintain your benefits if you switch jobs or state departments.
CLICK HERE to start exploring available opportunities!
USA Jobs
As the largest employer in the U.S., the federal government has a variety of career
fields to suit your skills and interests.
Visit Early careers for guides, programs, and opportunities to help you launch a
rewarding career in the federal government. These resources are especially
beneficial for helping current students or a recent graduates interested in federal
opportunities.
CLICK HERE to start exploring available opportunities!
ECOJOBS
Our mission is to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly online platform that
enables employers in the environmental sector to effortlessly find talented
individuals who share their commitment to creating a more sustainable world. We
also strive to empower jobseekers by offering them access to rewarding career
opportunities, fostering connections with industry professionals, and facilitating
their professional growth.
Through our services, we aim to inspire collective action towards environmental
conservation and drive meaningful change for future generations.
CLICK HERE to explore available opportunities!
CONSERVATION JOB BOARD
The largest and most visited employment website in conservation, ecology, wildlife,
forestry, marine biology, fisheries, environmental education, and relate fields. We
help environmental employers hire great people. We help environmental
professionals land great jobs.
CLICK HERE to start exploring available opportunities!
CSU-WATER JOB BOARD
The CSU-WATER job board bridge is your gateway to exciting opportunities across the water industry. Below, you’ll find a curated list of top job boards where you can discover positions from leading employers.
CLICK HERE to explore available opportunities!
Cultural Resource Centers
- Asian, Desi, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, and North African Center (ADPIMENA)
- Location: NHE 215 & 216
- Eric Rofes Multicultural Queer Center (ERC)
- Location: Nelson Hall West 202
- Indian Natural Resource, Science, and Engineering Program (INRSEP)
- Location: Feuerwerker House 131 Mill Street
- El Centro Académico Cultural de Humboldt
- Location: Nelson Hall East 205
- Indian Tribal Education Personnel Program (ITEPP)
- Location: Brero House 93
- Umoja Center for Pan African Student Excellence
- Location: Nelson Hall East 206
Study Abroad Information Sessions
Cal Poly Humboldt would like to encourage all students to consider studying abroad. Each year students from numerous academic majors and minors study abroad to gain valuable international experience and work towards graduation.
We encourage you to explore the site and learn more about the study abroad process - an opportunity of a lifetime!
Explore new countries, experience other cultures
and make new friends.
Study Abroad!
The Study Abroad Office is now located in Gist Hall 125D.
Email: studyabroad@humboldt.edu
Telephone: (707) 826-3785
Study Abroad Coordinator Appointments:
To schedule an appointment with the Study Abroad Coordinator, Kerry Gonzales, please CLICK HERE.
Please forward this information on to your fellow students!
Click here to learn more about Studying Abroad
Majors and Minors Podcast by our friends in CAHSS
Listen to podcasts done by our neighboring college CAHSS' (College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) faculty and staff, with the help of their amazing Podcast Producer Abigail Smithson.
They've been recording interviews with department chairs from across the university. There are three podcasts focused on CNRS departments (so far!):
Department of Forestry, Fire and Rangeland Management with Erin Kelly
Department of Environmental Science and Management with Alison O'Dowd
Department of Physics and Astronomy with Monty Mola
Department of Mathematics with Tyler Evans
School of Engineering with Eileen Cashman
Academic Clubs
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ACADEMIC CLUBS, VISIT
THE LUMBERJACK LINK!
| COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB | Email: compsci@humboldt.edu Website: csclubhumboldt.org Instagram: @humboldtcompsci | GREENHOUSE CLUB | Email: Greenhouseclub@humboldt.edu Instagram: @calpolygreenhouseclub | PI EPSILON, THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT SCIENCES HONOR SOCIETY | Email: piepsilon@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldt_piepsilon |
| CULTURAL FIRE CLUB | Email: culturalfire@humboldt.edu Instagram: @culturalfire_cph | NATURAL RESOURCES CLUB | Email: natresclub@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldt.nr.club | AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SOCIETY | Email: aises@humboldt.edu Instagram: aises.calpolyhumboldt |
| FISHERIES CLUB OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT | Email: Fishclub@humboldt.edu Instagram: @fishclub_humboldt | MATHEMATICS CLUB | Email: mathclub@humboldt.edu | BIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION | Email: BioGrad@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldt_biograds |
| FORESTRY CLUB | Email: saf@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldtforestryclub | RANGE AND SOILS CLUB | Email: range-and-soils- club@humboldt.edu Instagram: @rangeandsoils | WILDLIFE GRADUATE STUDENTS SOCIETY | Email: wigss@humboldt.edu |
| GEOLOGY CLUB OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT | Email: geolclub@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldt_geology_club | THE FREE RADICALS CHEMISTRY CLUB | Email: freeradicals@humboldt.edu Instagram: @freeradicals_hsu | SOCIETY OF WOMEN IN STEM | Email: swis@humboldt.edu Instagram: swishumboldt |
| THE PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY CLUB OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT | Email: PAChumboldt@humboldt.edu | STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR FIRE ECOLOGY | Email: safe@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldtstatesafe | SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS | Email: swe@humboldt.edu Website: https://swe.org/ Instagram: @swetalk |
| WATER RESOURCES CLUB OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT | Email: water@humboldt.edu Instagram: @hsu_h2o | REDWOOD CHAPTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATORS AND INTERPRETERS | Email: interp@humboldt.edu | ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION | Email: eresa@humboldt.edu Instagram: @eresa_cph |
| PRE-MEDICAL SOCIETY OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT | Email: premed@humboldt.edu Instagram: @calpolyhumboldtpremed | LOGGING SPORTS CONCLAVE | Email: loggingsports@humboldt.edu Instagram: @humboldt_logging_sports | DATA SCIENCE CLUB | Email: datasci@humboldt.edu |