Overview
Applications are open for Thriving Earth Exchange’s May 2024 cohort of Community Science Fellows! Individuals (both English speaking, and English/Spanish bilingual) are invited to apply by Thursday, April 4 to serve as a volunteer project manager on a community science project, gain professional development and join our growing network.
Community Science Fellows are committed volunteers who facilitate and lead collaborative, co-developed community science projects that have on-the-ground impact in local communities. They can have any background, experience level, or location. Successful Fellows are organized and proactive, have a general knowledge of Earth science, value community science and are committed to engaging with their community and scientific partners for the duration of the project. If this sounds like you, join us!
We connect communities with scientists and support them as they tackle local challenges related to natural hazards, natural resources and resilience. Past projects have focused on water quality, heat islands, flood control, climate resilience and much more. Become a Community Science Fellow and facilitate collaborative projects that result in on-the-ground impact!
Learn more and apply here: https://thrivingearthexchange.org/community-science-fellows/
This is a great opportunity for anyone – science enthusiasts, graduate students, faculty, researchers, retirees, and others – interested in learning project management and community science skills and working with local communities to bring about real solutions to local sustainability and resilience priorities.
This work takes place remotely and can be done from anywhere.