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Department of Crop and Soil Science Job Opportunities
| Contact Person | Description | Hours | Wage | Location | Desired skills | Date Posted |
Oregon State University Job Opportunities
| Contact Person | Description | Hours | Wage | Location | Desired skills | Date Posted |
| Please email a letter of interest and your resume to Kris Rosenberg at crcjobs@bus.oregonstate.edu by Friday, May 23, 2008. | The Level 1 Student Support Technician’s primary task is to provide Tier 1 hand’s on end-user support to the College of Business students, faculty, and staff. | 10-20 hours per week. | $8.00 per hour | Computing Resource Center | Required Qualifications:
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4/29/2008 |
Julie Hendrix
OSU Seed Certification |
Applications are being accepted for a student employee to assist the Extension Seed Certification Staff record field locations on aerial maps, prepare and file inspection materials, and assist the program in other aspects of its work throughout the school year. | Weekdays, scheduled around classes between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., throughout the school year.10 or more hours per week, depending on workload | $8.50/Hour | Crop Science Building | See Full Posting: |
4/17/2008 |
Cody Hale
Ph.D Student, Water Resources Graduate Program
541-737-4149 |
We are in search of a part-time field technician to help with hydrometric data collection at the Alsea Watershed Study Revisited. The responsibilities require one trip per week to the research catchments in the Oregon Coast Range, about 1 hours drive from campus. There is plenty of flexibility as far as scheduling goes. In addition, this is an excellent opportunity to build up your resume with skills desired by many potential employers. | 8-12 hrs/ week | 11/19/2007 | |||
email: recycle@oregonstate.edu
office: 541-737-8636
cell: 541-908-0936
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The Bicycle Recycling Coordinator will be responsible for emptying and maintaining outdoor recycling bins on campus. He/she will be an employee of OSU Campus Recycling, receiving direction and supervision from the Recycling Program Manager.
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Working an average of 10 hours/week during the 200-08 academic year | The Bicycle Recycling Coordinator will receive $8.50 per hour. The wage may increase upon satisfactory work performance. |
Campus | The Bicycle Recycling Coordinator will be responsible and dependable, able to ride a bike with a trailer in all types of weather, and have knowledge of and an interest in recycling. | 9/5/2007 |
Industry Job Opportunities
| Contact Person | Description | Hours | Wage | Location | Desired skills | Date Posted |
William D. Houck |
Pacific Power contracts to Trees Incorporated to maintain all Transmission and distribution power lines. We utilize the latest certified arborist’s techniques with lift trucks, climbing crews and herbicides to keep vegetation safely away from power lines for good electrical customer reliability. | 40 hours / week. 8:00 to 4:30 Monday thru Friday (Hours during summer may shift to 7:00 to 3:30 due to fire restrictions) | $16.78 / hr. approx. depending on local union working area rates (equivalent to 2nd Yr. Ground Person rate) No benefits or paid holidays shall be available. Membership in local IBEW union and dues payments will be required. | Pacific Power properties in the Northwest range from Yakima Washington to the North throughout Oregon South to Dunsmuir California. Intern area could be near his or her home areas if living in these Geographic’s. | Knowledge of chainsaw safety, Oregon pesticide applicators temporary license, computers skills with excel, current driver’s license, basic understanding of high voltage power lines, Northwest tree identification, good customer communication skills. Ability to: lift up to 50 lbs numerous times, walk in uneven terrain up and down slopes, identify visually trees in close proximity to power lines and enter data on handheld computer. |
4/1/2008 |
Dan McGrath |
The Linn County 4-H and Extension Campaign is hiring individuals to help gather signatures on a petition to form 4-H and Extension District. The campaign needs to gather 11,000 signatures by the end of April to get the 4-H and Extension District proposal on the November ballot. The campaign will assign you to a site in Albany (event at fair grounds, store front, library, etc.) each weekend. Normally, you will work in a team with one other person. You will approach participants (shoppers, library clients, etc.) with a clip board, introduce yourself, ask them if they are a registered voter in Linn County, and ask registered voters to sign the petition to form a 4-H and Extension District |
Flexible | $8.00/hour | Albany | 3/17/2008 | |
For application please call Bill Peterson at Peterson Landscape Services, Inc. |
Full Posting: Word Document | Full-Time during the summer, part-time possible during the school year | $10-$15 based on expience | Corvallis | Job requirements: 1. Healthy and able to perform physical work day after day including hand digging, lifting, raking and other general landscape labor.
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3/3/2008 |
| Nunhems USA, Inc. Research & Development Dept. Attn: Rachael Warren-Allen 8850 59th Ave NE Brooks, OR 97305 Fax 503-390-0982 Email – rachael.warren-allen@nunhems.com |
Nunhems is a world leader in the development, production and marketing of hybrid vegetable seed and seed technology. As one of Bayer Crop Science’s global bioscience companies, Nunhems has programs located worldwide, which cooperate through international teams. Nunhems' major activities include plant breeding, plant pathology, molecular biology, cell biology, food science, and seed production. |
See Full Posting: PDF | See Full Posting: PDF | Brooks, OR | • Ability to work independently or in team efforts • Well-developed interpersonal skills • High energy level |
1/30/08 |
Mark T. Story |
The Gallatin National Forest in USFS Region 1 is recruiting candidates for a Hydrologist trainee position. The program is called the Student Career Experience Program (SCEP). The program is designed for degree seeking candidates in watershed sciences, hydrology, or engineering/hydrology, to work for a Forest Hydrologist for at least 640 hours. Candidates successfully completing the work portion of the program would be converted to a career or career-conditional appointment as a Hydrologist, Hydrologist Trainee with the Forest Service - most likely on a National Forest in Montana or Idaho. |
640 hours total, commonly two summers | Bozeman, MT | 1/29/08 | ||
| Shirley King, Ph.D. Volunteer & Internship Coordinator Community Outreach, Inc. 865 NW Reiman Ave. Corvallis OR 97330 541-758-3000 sking@CommunityOutreachInc.org |
Seeking Student Intern (Academic year and/or summer): Ag Sci, Crop and Soil Science or Horticulture, or any interested "plant type" student needed to serve as garden supervisor for local community shelter. |
Corvallis (just off 9th Street) | This is a terrific opportunity to use those organic agricultural production techniques, gain service-learning and help develop a much needed community supported garden while working with an amazing non-profit organization. |
1/17/08 | ||
| Dr. Kirk Davies EOARC-Burns 67826-A Hwy 205 Burns, OR 97720 kirk.davies@oregonstate.edu (541) 573-4074 |
Assists a research scientist who is conducting vegetation ecology research in sagebrush steppe and riparian plant communities located in the northern Great Basin. Projects include determining the impacts of wild horse on riparian areas, investigating the effects of prescribed burning and mechanical sagebrush thinning on wildlife habitat, evaluating the impacts of invasive plant infestations on sage-grouse habitat, determining landscape scale vegetation patterns, investigating management and climate influence on vegetation characteristics and sage-grouse habitat, evaluating methods to contain and prevent invasive plant infestations, and investigating methods to shift succession to desired plant communities. Duties include vegetation and environmental data collection, processing vegetation and soil samples, establishment and maintenance of research plots, and data entry. Duties will also include assisting in some laboratory work. Travel and camping throughout eastern and southern Oregon, northern Nevada, and southwestern Idaho is required. |
40-50 hrs/week | $11 to $12/hr, depending on expience and/or education | Burns, Oregon | Undergraduates in range, soils, wildlife, or other natural resource fields. Must be able to lift objects that weigh up to 50 pounds including backpack and kneel/squat for extended periods of time for sample collection. Must have a valid state motor vehicle operator's license and be able to operate motor vehicles. Must be able to work and camp in adverse weather conditions. Must be able to hike over rugged and steep terrain. Need to be at least 16 years of age. Need to be a citizen of the United States of America. |
1/3/08 |
Beth Blakeslee |
R&D Summer Intern Program at Dow AgroSciences http://www.dowagro.com/careers/students/lab.htm. R&D internships are available in several chemistry, biology and computer science related disciplines, including (but not limited to) biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, microbiology, plant breeding, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, surface chemistry, engineering (chemical, biomedical, material, or optical) and informatics (bio and chem). Housing is significantly subsided and provided to any student whose permanent address is greater than 45 miles from our site. | 40 hours/week for 10-12 weeks during the summer months | Depends on education attained and relevant experience | Various throughout the U.S. | Full Posting: Word Document | 12/13/07 |
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