What are the responsibilities and job description for the Academic Credit Internships position at Schmidt Marine Technology Partners?
Columbia Riverkeeper accepts applicants for school-credit legal, community organizing, science, and communications internships on a rolling basis. We also offer paid internships. You can also follow us on social media to see the latest paid internship opportunities. If you’re interested in learning about future internship opportunities, please fill out this form. School-credit focus areas include:Community Organizing: Learn from our team of community organizers on strategies for grassroots advocacy spanning our campaigns to protect the Columbia River from fossil fuels to Hanford cleanup.Water Quality: Support conservation and water quality work by testing, reporting, researching, and writing about toxics and the water quality of the Columbia River.Legal: Hone your legal skills through investigative research, public participation in environmental regulation, and litigation.Communications: Develop bilingual (Spanish and English) campaign branding assets through photojournalism and digital content creation, design, editing, videography, evaluation, and reporting.Positions are full or part-time throughout the academic year and during the summer (minimum 15 hours/week).Interns support various projects at different stages—from inception to completion. To apply for a school-credit (unpaid) internship, send a cover letter explaining interest and availability and resume to info@columbiariverkeeper.org.