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Title: Innovating for a Sustainable Future: Career Exploration in Environment and Conservation

Objective: Increase student awareness of career opportunities with the DEC and discuss topics related to environment, conservation and sustainability.

Format:

  • Introduction of the program and brief comments by Dean Houlton.
  • Panel discussion: On pressing environmental issues and challenges, and how students can shape their career paths.
  • DEC staff will share insights on internship and job opportunities and how to apply.

After the panel, students will move into a tabling event to meet and speak with DEC representatives to learn about specific areas of focus and employment within the DEC.

5-6PM: Opening Remarks by Dean Houlton & Panel Discussion

6-7PM: Career Fair with DEC Branches  

Audience: Students at all levels looking for Internships and/or Careers with the DEC.  

Majors: All Majors welcome!  The DEC is looking for students with a background in: Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Forestry, Geology, Research, Operations, Law, Emergency Response,  Environment, Conservation, Finance, Administration, Public Relations, Human Resources and more.  

DEC Representatives:

  • Jacqueline Lendrum, Director, Division of Fish and Wildlife 
  • Michael Schiavone, Assistant Director, Division of Fish and Wildlife
  • Tim Walsh, Regional Director, Regional Emergency Response Coordinator
  • Bernette Schilling, Assistant Regional Director
  • Shannon Dougherty, Great Lakes Watershed Coordinator, Region 9
  • Heath Boomhower, Human Resources Specialist, Division of Management and Budget
  • More to be added

Date & Time

October 7, 2024
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

More information about this event.

Contact Information

Kristina Harrison, Assistant Director of Experiential Learning

Speaker

Dean Benjamin Houlton, Ronald P. Lynch Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

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