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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Sustainability Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Vision &＃038; ProgressVision &＃038; Progress Strategic Plan Recognition &＃038; Awards Energy &＃038; Emissions Buildings Community Food Biking Culture Landscape Transportation Waste Water Get InvolvedGet Involved Internships For Students Guide for Employees Support with a Gift ResourcesResources Energy Efficiency at Home WashU Sustainability Fund Food &＃038; Dining Sustainable Transportation Waste Reduction Environmental Justice Green Events News & EventsNews & Events Subscribe to Newsletter Past Newsletters Event Recordings AboutAbout Office of Sustainability School of Medicine Sustainability Partners Teaching & Research Campus Sustainability Tours Racial Equity &＃038; Justice Open Search Part-time Student Worker Positions Available at the Office Of Sustainability By cassandra.hage • April 22, 2024April 22, 2024 Typically the Office of Sustainability engages student workers in internship positions that require full-time summer commitments or part time work through the duration of the semester. Due to programming needs that fall outside of the typical internship program period, we have a call for student workers to help carry out two programs that support student-centered initiatives. This is a great way to gain professional skills, get hands-on experience in the sustainability space, and accelerate sustainability work at WashU. 2021 SPARK cohort SPARK Program Coordinator Overview: The SPARK Leadership program brings together student delegates from a range of green groups to learn and network with other environmentally-minded WashU students. The Office of Sustainability will host the forth cohort of SPARK leaders August 16-24 on campus and at select locations across St. Louis and Illinois. A two-day overnight retreat will take place at an off campus retreat site from Monday, August 19 – Tuesday, August 20. The rest of the week will include half-day trips to several carefully selected locations to learn more about local historical and contemporary environmental and social issues as well as on-campus social activities. Compensation: $13/hr and includes housing contract extension for the duration of the SPARK program (for those living on campus). An excellent leadership and professional development opportunity! Time Commitment: Requires some compensated preparation over the summer (which can be done remotely), a full time commitment from Aug 8 – 25 (Aug 8 – 14 can be remote), and a small amount of follow up/wrap up work through Sept 3. Send a letter of interest to [email protected] by May 15. Responsibilities:  Pre-program (June &＃8211; early Aug, remote):   Manage SPARK application process and communicate with participants about program logistics  Manage participant arrival dates, participation dates, and housing assignments (for on-campus students)  Help plan retreat, activities, and content, create budget, prepare packing and supplies lists  Communicate with program student leaders to organize student-led events  Communicate with external leaders and collaborators to organize activities  Contact and work with multiple WashU offices (dining, ResLife, etc.) to organize meal cards and housing for participants  Help with SPARK promotion  During program:  Act as liaison between program participants and OOS staff  Support OOS staff during content and activities  General organization and helping with program operations Post-program (Aug 27 &＃8211; Sept 3):  Communicate with participants to obtain feedback, write program report Sorted donations from Share Our Stuff in the Circularity Center, ready for reuse! Circularity Center Collections Coordinator Overview: Support student move out collections through the Share Our Stuff (SOS) program, including sorting donated material for community partners, student reuse, and sales; and overseeing sales and donation transactions at events. Retail and organization skills are a bonus! Work will take place at Mudd MPR (S40) and the Circularity Center (North Campus, 700 Rosedale Ave.) Compensation: $13/hr Time Commitment: Flexible scheduling May 1 &＃8211; June 1 and August 16 &＃8211; Sept 3. Hours and schedule are flexible and will be negotiated with the hired student. Send a letter of interest to [email protected] by May 10 for early summer dates and by June 30 for late summer dates. Office of SustainabilityMSC 1113-2112001 Brookings DriveSt. Louis, MO [email protected] Us Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube The Strategic Plan Adopted in 2015, the plan defines WashU’s institutional commitment to sustainability. 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