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September 26, 2013, Filed Under: Internship

Texas Aquaponic and TransFarming Center seeks Clean Food Solutions Intern

The Texas Aquaponic and TransFarming Center is looking for someone who is passionate about learning, contributing, and helping to pioneer incredible breakthroughs in sustainable food production.

This is an incredible opportunity for someone who understands the food crisis we are in, and wants to be involved in the solution. If you are passionate about the cause and have been looking for a way to become one of the pioneers, this may be the opportunity for which you have longed.

While this is not a paying internship, financial compensation may be available for a candidate with the right skill set. Some travel, both domestic and international is possible. We are currently involved with projects all over Texas as well as Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, other parts of Central America, and remotely with other endeavors throughout the planet.

DUTIES:

• Minor maintenance of Aquaponic systems, wicking beds, hugelkultures, fruit trees, tank gardens, keyhole gardens, traditional gardens, chickens and rabbits, etc.
• Co-organizing Aquaponic and TransFarming Classes, Workshops, and Meetups
• Development of marketing and public awareness materials
• Assist with various events such as Conferences, Meetups, and other public occasions
• Update and maintain training calendars
• Online research and reporting on various food related topics
• Coordinate future blog posts
• Manage website content

SKILLS REQUIRED/PREFERRED:

• Standard marketing and promotion experience
• Internet marketing experience using social networking media such as Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, blogs, etc.
• Ability to work independently and as part of the team
• Excellent communication skills
• Writing proficiency
• Graphic skills
• Fundraising experience
• Willingness to travel locally
• Google Analytics knowledge – monitoring and reporting on website and social analytics
• Web page development experience
• Comfortable with public speaking and/or training

For consideration, email pertinent information to intern@CleanFoodSolutions.org

September 18, 2013, Filed Under: Internship, Research

UT Micro Farm has Internship and Research Opportunities

The UT Micro Farm is UT’s first student run, on-campus farm where organic vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers are grown for local farmers’
markets and a neighborhood food shelter.

The Micro Farm is currently seeking student interns to fill the positions of fundraiser/event planner and media designer, as well as general team volunteers for farm duties (ie, composting) and development duties (ie, blogging, media, and donation acquisition).

Additionally, the UT Micro Farm can be a site for students who wish to conduct research related to design, sustainable agriculture, education, etc. In fact, the founder of the UT Micro Farm was a BDP student who spent a semester researching and planning the implementation of the Micro Farm as a research Connecting Experience!

 

For more information visit: http://utmicrofarm.wordpress.com/student-leaders/ or email UT Micro Farm at microfarm@utenvironment.org.

September 3, 2013, Filed Under: Internship

UT Micro Farm Team Leader Positions Open

The UT Micro Farm is the University of Texas’ first student-run, on-campus farm! We’re growing good food for our local community, while creating and facilitating a number of opportunities pursuing innovation, education, sustainable systems, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Would you be interested in working with us?

As one of the Micro Farm’s Team Leaders, you can work alongside the farm’s Project Coordinators to build this project to its greatest potential!

General TL Responsibilities: All TL’s will meet with the project coordinators at least once a month. Each TL will work with a specific project coordinator who will provide assistance and can answer questions as needed. TL’s will be responsible for overseeing the other volunteers interested in their project area.

Specific TL Roles & Positions
• Fundraising & Events Planner
• Blog Editor
• Media Designer

Although the Team Leader roles are not paid positions, we highly encourage you to use this leadership position as a supplement to your academic experiences. Work schedules will be flexible and suited to your existing schedule.

Apply here!

And if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at: microfarm@utenvironment.org.

 

 

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