Hello,
I wanted to pass along the good news that the Garden has been awarded a 2 year grant by the Institute for a GIS mapping project currently underway. During this time, we will continue to map the plant collections, based on geographic regions, by verifying and recording the location of each plant in the collection.
We are looking for both interns and volunteers:
1. Motivated individuals who are interested in an internship position at the Garden for class credits. The internship has a time commitment of 16 hours per month. The internship will entail data collection in the field, as well as processing data and map production in the office. The ideal candidate will need a minimum of one semester of entry level GIS classes to qualify for the internship.
2. Volunteers to help with the data collection using mapping grade GPS and ESRI software. The volunteer position also requires a commitment of 16 hours per month minimum. If you are interested in field methods for data collection, developing plant identification skills and like working in a team environment this is the perfect opportunity. Plant knowledge is not a requirement, but can be helpful.
If you happen to know of any individuals who are interested in gaining experience using GIS/GPS or have an interest in horticulture please forward this along.
Regards,
GIS Manager
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
The Techie and the the Feely
I made some preparations when I got home. I tossed and turned all night. At six I gathered my stuff and walked and then ran and then walked to the train. I had a paper and boarded at 7. There was a delay in the tunnel. I missed the Express. I got coffee and took the next one and was 45 minutes early for my interview City of City Planning. I had more coffee and then got lost in downtown. Eventually I arrived exactly on time.
My interviewers welcomed me. They asked me for my experience with GIS and I went through my portfolio. Typing it up was a good idea. The first was a techie and the other was a feely. The techie asked about geocoding, my specialization and applications development. The feely asked me why I wanted the job, protocol and scheduling. I asked about projects, the planning desk and community.
When the interview was over I went to the station and the train came promptly.
My interviewers welcomed me. They asked me for my experience with GIS and I went through my portfolio. Typing it up was a good idea. The first was a techie and the other was a feely. The techie asked about geocoding, my specialization and applications development. The feely asked me why I wanted the job, protocol and scheduling. I asked about projects, the planning desk and community.
When the interview was over I went to the station and the train came promptly.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
GIS Intern Interview - City of City
Dear K,
You have been selected to interview for the GIS Intern position for the City of City.
Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Time: 10:00-10:30AM
Location: City Hall
City of City
Road
City,
Planning
Conference Room - check in with Secretary in Planning
**Please bring a portfolio of GIS work you have done (maps, GIS analysis, etc). This can be educational and / or work related.**
If you are unable to attend or have any questions please contact
Thank You,
Planning Secretary
Department
City of City
You have been selected to interview for the GIS Intern position for the City of City.
Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Time: 10:00-10:30AM
Location: City Hall
City of City
Road
City,
Planning
Conference Room - check in with Secretary in Planning
**Please bring a portfolio of GIS work you have done (maps, GIS analysis, etc). This can be educational and / or work related.**
If you are unable to attend or have any questions please contact
Thank You,
Planning Secretary
Department
City of City
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Unpaid Internship
Dear AT,
I haven't answered your email over the past few weeks because I haven't really been able to decide whether I should participate in your internship program. I feel like I need to put a lot of effort into getting a job that pays. However, I have a lot of friends that have turned unpaid internships into jobs.
I live in the City and it would take me a lot of time to commute daily. I am wondering about the required time commitment and scope of work?
K
On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 8:33 AM, AT wrote:
Kevin,This is in continuation of our phone conversation. If you are interested in the unpaid summer internship with this office (office of the County) please call me.Thank youAT
Monday, April 23, 2012
Natural Resources Intern, District
From: PM
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 12:17 PM
To: FFO; SFO; AO
Subject: Natural Resources Intern
Hi Everyone,
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 12:17 PM
To: FFO; SFO; AO
Subject: Natural Resources Intern
Hi Everyone,
We are recruiting for a Natural Resources Intern – the application window is limited to the first 50 qualified applicants, or until May 4th, whichever comes first. If you know anyone who may be interested, please let them know to get their application materials in as soon as possible.
Thank you and have a great weekend!
PM
PM,
Human Resources Analyst
District
Thank you and have a great weekend!
PM
PM,
Human Resources Analyst
District
Saturday, July 30, 2011
California Coastal Commission postings
California Coastal Commission postings
See attached for info on California Coastal Commission postings – Coastal Program Analyst I and Coastal Program Analyst II.
Thanks,
Office Coordinator
Department of Geography
See attached for info on California Coastal Commission postings – Coastal Program Analyst I and Coastal Program Analyst II.
Thanks,
Office Coordinator
Department of Geography
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Job Inquiries
Dear,
I contacted your offices in April because I was interested in knowing about the types of jobs or internships which may be available at your organization in the coming months. NS informed me in the email below that I should check back in May.
While the attached email and resume should be sufficient in describing my qualifications, I thought I would let you know that I have been interested in working with your organization for many years.
I believe that advocating for more production of affordable housing is especially pertinent today. San Francisco, a leader in affordable housing development, is looking at a period of great change in the coming decade and I am interested in being a part of that change. Having had the occasion to attend several conferences and forums organized by the Southern Association for Housing over the past few years, I have identified the Housing Corporation as the type of firm at which I would like to work.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Master's Candidate
Geography
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