Meadowview Intern Program

[meadowview]

Hi Folks:

We just completed our third summer of the Meadowview intern program. Interns Graham Hunt and Richard Curzon did a fantastic job and I really hated to see them leave and return to school. Richard got college credit for his internship through Brigham Young University where he is majoring in Wildlife and Wildland Conservation. Graham Hunt is finishing his art degree at Christopher Newport University and did a wonderful job chronicling his intern experience with a photo documentation on the General Discussion link at TerraForums. Graham and Richard participated in original field work turning up a number of new populations of rare plants, re-potting plants, and restoring native pitcher plant bogs.

We are accepting applications for the winter program and ask you to let folks know about openings for next summer. Don't forget we also have Eco-vacations for those that want to help out for a few days or weeks.

Please let me know if you have any questions and contact me by e-mail at [e-mail].

Sincerely,

Phil Sheridan, Ph.D.
Director
Meadowview Biological
Research Station

[Michael]

Hi Phil - is there a deadline for the intern applications?

Curiously, Mike

[meadowview]

Hi Mike:

No deadline, we take applications all year. We've found the intern program basically falls into two classes: students who can intern over the summer, May-August; students who just completed there bachelors but are waiting to get into graduate school or trying to get a job, term 3 months to one year.

I have intern job description and requirements if you want to post somewhere.

Best,

Phil

[meadowview]

Hi Folks:

If anyone is interested we do have openings for volunteer interns over the Holiday Season in December. You might even be able to get school credit for the work. Please contact me at [e-mail] if you are interested.

Sincerely,

Phil Sheridan, Ph.D.
Director
Meadowview Biological
Research Station