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I'm always looking for a ways to blend my past experiences with my current environment. Lately that’s manifested in finding the connections between my current job of lab manager with the most enjoyable job I ever had: "field trip guy", back as an intern in 2017. What made "field trip guy" such a positive experience was a couple things: -I felt like my organization invested time and energy into building my skills as an CIG certified interpreter -I felt like they cared about my well-being as well as the children and chaperones I had in my small group -I felt my managers supported me when I ran into difficulty on the trail and in the office, and I felt like they wanted to see me go forth from the internship to continue growing. Eventually I outgrew the internship and had to find the next stage in my work- rather than a learning intern, part of a team where my colleagues were focused on their own work. As I reflect, it has become clear how well the internship has prepared me to manage with others with their best interests in mind- I want to watch them grow their own skills and eventually go forth from where we work together to something better! I love that I can do that as a lab manager- and that with my experience as a naturalist in the area, I get to provide the technicians I work for with context for the watershed we help care for. One of my old mentors for my internship used to always ask us "so what?" That question pushed us to connect people to nature, and now I try to do that with wastewater quality testing! It's a new interpretation and application of the question but I find it engaging and interesting! Looking forward for myself, I want to blend my current successes of working in a wastewater lab with my love of conservation and education. After all, what is a wastewater treatment plant if not a really odd creek decomposing organic waste in the woods?

Continuing our "STEM Women" series, today we're featuring Lindsay Hall, Environmental Engineer for our Division of Waste and Hazardous Substances. Lindsay is a member of the Remediation Section. Lindsay oversees regulatory aspects of investigations and takes remedial actions on properties with potential or confirmed hazardous substance releases. This involves fieldwork, collecting environmental samples, and evaluating lab data to assess risks to human health and the environment. She also reviews consultants' reports, develops remedial action plans, and ensures successful implementation to mitigate exposures. Why did you choose this field? "I enjoy the challenge of the practical with diverse technical and logistical problem solving. I love that each site is different and presents its own set of nuanced challenges about which to think critically and work through." Biggest piece of advice: "Take advantage of internship or job shadowing opportunities." https://lnkd.in/eNk_X7gy

"Thrilled to have completed a rewarding six-month internship at a Drinking Water Treatment Plant in Ampara, where I gained extensive hands-on experience in chemical and instrument handling. Strengthened my comprehension of water treatment processes and enhanced interpersonal skills through collaboration with diverse teams. Eager to leverage this expertise to make impactful contributions in water treatment and environmental management. #InternshipExperience #WaterTreatment #EnvironmentalManagement #ProfessionalDevelopment"

[Internship at PT Indo Karya Beton] New Experience and Knowledge in My Internship #1 Hello LinkedIn Fellas!!! Time flies, many things happened, and I gained valuable experiences in my internship at PT Indo Karya Beton. In addition to performing daily Human Resources tasks, I also assisted with duties the Health, Safety, and Environment staff . I acquired new knowledge and experiences related to these areas, particularly in First Aid. I learned what to do and how to perform First Aid. The first step is to assess the cause of the injury, for instance, if it’s caused by a hot object. When dealing with burns, the first action is to apply alcohol to sterilize the wound and then apply rivanol for antiseptic. After this, since the burn will likely blister, bioplacenton can be used to speed up the healing process. However, it is important to note that First Aid should be reviewed from the beginning. If the injury is severe, it is crucial to go to the hospital immediately. But if it is not severe, proper First Aid measures according to the type of injury can suffice. Different causes of injuries require different treatments.

I want to help 5 undergraduate or law students… Who are still looking to secure summer internships in the environmental space… Maybe they’ve been overlooked because they don’t attend a “top school” or their GPA isn’t “stellar”… Maybe they haven’t looked in the right places and aren’t seeing opportunities… Maybe they’ve had a few interviews but keep getting passed on… And they’re probably freaking out because it’s mid-April and they don’t have a summer internship yet. I’ve been in your shoes - it sucks. But it doesn’t have to. If you’re an undergrad or law student interested in a career in the environment and are still looking for a summer internship. Please comment on this post! I also need help from prospective employers… If you’re an employer who does environmental work or could benefit from hosting a summer intern interested in environmental work - please comment on this or contact me (I’ll drop my email in the comments). I’m collecting names of candidates and employers… On Friday May 3rd at noon EDT I will host a short private virtual networking “Meet & Greet”. Students will have an opportunity to give their “elevator pitch” and employers will get a chance to ask questions and speak about their company. I’m looking for students genuinely interested in the environmental space and employers genuinely interested in hiring summer interns. Help me get some students employed this summer!

#Directional_well_planning • There are many factors that influence the wellbore trajectory and careful planning can lead to substantial saving. 1. Reference points and coordinates 2. Target zone 3. Formation characteristics 4. Deflecting tools available 5. Location of adjacent wellbores 6. Choice of build-up rate Go through the below attachment for more knowledge and information. #oilandgas #student #internship #well #rig #drilling #onshore #offshore

Journal entry 2: As I’ve started to learn more about what I’m doing for my Internship I’ve started to take on more job opportunities for Chillys Chevron which is the gas station I am taking my internship. For example, cleaning the gas pumps, other examples include making orders for different utilities we might need to clean, or just things for people to buy. I keep learning knew things and different kinds of jobs that wouldn’t be expected when you go into these types of jobs and I will continue to strive to learn more as I go.

#AdministrativeAssistant 1, (Construction Project Intern) at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints :  https://lnkd.in/dCkCYft6 ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. Follow Josephine Wambani for the latest updates on open #jobs, #internships, and #scholarships. #Reposting can help others too. #CareerGrowth #JobOpportunities #Internships #Scholarships #ScientificResearch #ProfessionalDevelopment #FollowForUpdates #KindnessMatters  

https://lnkd.in/dvtM79B5 Do organisations gain anything in receiving young students as interns? What stakes do they have in training cohorts who are young and uninitiated? What are their ROIs? Here Ruby Baxi who heads the Talent Engagement and Development with Harbingers Group! Industry -Academia connect is a way of helping students make meaning out of their classroom learning. It is a way of giving them tools for critical thinking, problem solving and all the 21 st century skills. Its a real lab of work life where they get to test their learning and judge if the theories are outdated or applicable. Parents orientations are crucial - to take them on board so they complement the objectives of this learning curve. The Orchid School internship is a well moderated summer/ vacation assignment. Our senior students give advice, guidance and provide leads to the juniors for their choice. Making a choice in a free environment is always tough, challenging and confusing. I believe this is a good point to start from!! Sangeeta Kapoor Atreyi Saha Anu Pazhayannur