Instructions

Each internship student must write a report in the semester after the internship work is completed. In most cases it will be a 7–10 page paper that should include:

1. A description of the work assignments, responsibilities, and accomplishments during the internship period;
2. A discussion of how the intellectual tools of the Environmental Studies Program were/were not used in the internship;
3. A specific project based on the student’s work experience and relating to an aspect of the student’s academic program.

Example Reports

• National Conference of State Legislatures
  Leslie Kaas Pollock (2003 PDF)
• Platts Research & Consulting
  Keith Stockton (2003 PDF)
• National Renewable Energy Laboratory
  Suzanne Tegen (2002 PDF)
• Grand Canyon Trust
  Ric O’Connell (2005 PDF)
• Policy Making in the Real World
  Doug Cannon (2003 PDF)

Grad Program:

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Olga Wilhelmi

Climate, society &environment interactions; GIS in atmospheric sciences; methods for assessing societal risk, vulnerability &adaptive capacity to natural hazards &climate change.

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Sampling for climate change impacts on Siberian ecosystems