This experiential
internship program is designed to
provide up to eight University of
Arizona students per academic year
with real world opportunities to
develop workforce-relevant skills by
engaging with the community on
water-related issues in partnership
with local Tucson 501(c)3 non-profit
Watershed Management Group
(WMG).
Students participating in this
internship program will:
- commit to a year of academic
credit by registering for 3
units of 393/493/593 in both the
fall and spring semesters
- complete 150 hours of internship work
each semester, which averages about 10 hours per week
- be available for weekly
internship program meetings at
WMG facilities on Friday
afternoons from 2 - 5 pm
throughout the semesters, as well as some weekends
- choose a Intership
track in consultation with
a WMG mentor
- participate in hands-on work, activites and events in addition to your specific project work.
Who
is Eligible: Junior, senior
and graduate students at the
University of Arizona are eligible
to apply. Students from any major or
program are welcome. Students must
be in good standing, with a 2.7 GPA
or higher.
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