Gain experience in statewide environmental policy, environmental protection, and land conservation

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition, a nonprofit conservation group, seeks an enthusiastic and motivated work-study student to assist in our member communication and outreach efforts. Former Governors Dan Evans and Mike Lowry are founding co-chairs of this diverse group of over 135 organizations representing conservation, business, farming, labor, and recreation interests. The Coalition works to protect parks, habitat, and working farms throughout Washington.   

The Membership Outreach Coordinator is responsible for member communication and correspondence, maintaining the member database, assisting with project research, and writing for print and online publications. The student is encouraged to staff committees, comprised of Coalition board members that address environmental policy and legislation. Compensation: $10 - $14 per hour dependent upon experience.

Qualified student applicants must have a work-study award as part of their financial aid package from their college or university. Further requirements include excellent oral and written communication skills, experience using PC computers including a working knowledge of MS Word, Excel, Outlook and the ability to access the Internet to conduct research and find data. Knowledge of MS Access and Adobe Photoshop is also desirable. Student must be available ~10 hours per week between Monday and Friday.

Through work with the Coalition, the student has the opportunity to learn about member outreach and communications, statewide environmental policy, environmental protection, and land conservation. The student also has the opportunity to learn about non-profit management, fundraising, and compliance with IRS non-profit law.

Please send a resume and cover letter to Gwendolyn High, gwendolyn@WildlifeRecreation.org or 1402 Third Ave, Suite 507, Seattle, 98101.