Posted on FlashAlert: December 19th, 2023 12:34 PM
Bureau of Land Management interns are available for interviews regarding their experiences with BLM, and to let other students know about the benefits of starting a federal career with a paid student internship.
- When: Tuesday, Dec. 19 – Thursday Dec. 21, 2023
- Where: Virtual
- Who: Jessica Schooley and Scott Truman are survey interns in eastern Oregon. They were hired during last year’s 100 Intern hiring initiative.
- RSVP: To schedule an interview a current intern about their experience, please contact Sarah Bennett, public affairs officer for BLM OR/WA at [email protected] or 503-808-6003.
Portland, Ore. — Bureau of Land Management officials have extended the period to apply for paid student internships! Eligible students can now apply through Monday, January 8, 2024.
After a successful push to hire more than 100 student interns across the country last year, BLM leaders are again in search of 100+ enthusiastic students looking for paid internships in the federal government.
Jessica Schooley and Scott Truman were hired during the first “100 Interns” campaign. They are currently kicking off their federal careers as part of the BLM survey team in eastern Oregon.
Applying for internships with the federal government is a little different than applying for other jobs, so BLM leaders recently hosted two workshops to help interested students. Potential applicants can watch one of the workshops on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIQCTid16m4&t=239s
Internships are available in a variety of career fields and functions, including:
- Civil engineering
- Public affairs
- Information technology
- Survey
- Administration
- Land law examiner
- Natural resources
- Land surveyor
- Wildland fire
- Geographic information systems
- Human resources
- Grant management
- Contracting
- Budget
Environment protection
All currently open BLM jobs in Oregon and Washington are listed on USAjobs at this link: https://www.usajobs.gov/Search/Results?l=Oregon&l=Washington&a=IN05&hp=student&p=1
