This internship will primarily focus on: 1)Assist in planning & facilitating outreach events and volunteer opportunities. 2) Co-create content for the Office of Sustainability website, social media platforms, and e-newsletter. 3) Assist with other communications projects as needed

This conference will provide networking opportunities and professional development opportunities for participants while showcasing the work of BIPOC marine scientists from around the world. 

The Florida Springs Institute (FSI) is looking for two dedicated and responsible individuals to fill the position of “Science Intern” from the week of August 22nd through December 3rd, 2022.

Students will gain a deeper understanding of the geological past, learn preparation and conservation techniques for fragile and scientifically valuable specimens, better understand the earth’s history through fossils, enhance scientific communication skills with a diverse array of public museum visitors, and have room to create their own projects if desired.

Students will get to network with an interdisciplinary group of conference attendees (government, practitioners, academic), as well as hear about and learn information about restoration aquaculture of marine species including oysters, clams, seagrasses, and sponges.

Participants will be able to ask questions of professionals working in extension, research, federal, and non-profit settings.

Students will have the ability to learn about the value of honey bees for pollination and sustainable agriculture. They can also participate by posting their honey bee-related social media content.

Volunteers will learn about horseshoe crab biology and population management using surveys and hands-on tagging methods.

You will learn the most commonly used GIS skills in the industry today.

Students will have the opportunity to learn about biodiversity from a scientist and explore museum exhibits, and other fun and educational activities.