Climate and Clean Energy Intern

Basic Information

Contact: Jonathan Scott
Keywords: Energy,Climate,Environment,Non-Profit
Descriptions: The Intern's purpose is to facilitate and lead a progressive clean energy efficiency movement in New Orleans, as well as, Length of Internship: Summer (June-August) Time commitment: Min. 20 hours a week for the duration of the agreed upon service. Qualifications: Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal skills, highly organized self-starter, Bachelor?s degree or higher in a technical or business field, strong listening and analytical skills, intellectual curiosity about clean energy resources and climate changes relating to gas, coal and oil resources. The Alliance for Affordable Energy is a non-profit organization that works toward fair, affordable, environmentally responsible energy policy for Louisiana and the nation. We also work to promote the sustainable rebuilding of our city, promoting energy efficiency, environmentally responsible building techniques and residential solar power. To apply, please email resume to jonathan@all4energy.org
Product of Partnership: facilitate and lead a progressive clean energy efficiency
Final Product Special Instructions:Communicate business and technology trends and analyses Motivated to educate oneself about relevant issues Ability to grasp key project activities and plan accordingly Conducting primary research as needed Excellent project planning and communication skills
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Requirements

The CP requests emergency contact information.in case of emergency
Students are not allowed to take pictures or video.

Required PSA dress code

casual professional

Availability

Location and Travel

2372 St. Claude Ave, 3rd floor New Orleans, LA
Transportation options:Public Transportation less than 45 ride from Tulane

Supervision and Risk

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Semester-long Activity Syllabus