Internships | Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture

Position Title	Location	Internship Category	Closes	Posted	Status
Research Intern - Soil Fertility Lab (Unpaid)	Storrs, CT	Soil Fertility	Until Filled	3/20/2024	Active
Landscape Architecture Intern	Boston, MA	Landscape Architecture	5/1/2024	3/15/2024	Active
Planting Installation Intern	Boston, MA	Landscape Architecture	5/1/2024	3/15/2024	Active
Design Division Apprentice	Vernon, CT	Landscape Architecture	4/1/2024	2/20/2024	Historic
Landscape Architect/Designer Internship Summer 2024	Northford, CT	Landscape Architecture	4/15/2024	2/8/2024	Active
Summer Horticultural Internship	Stockbridge, MA	Horticulture	3/1/2024	2/5/2024	Historic
Ingalls Field Ecology Internship	New Haven, CT	Field Ecology	2/26/2024	2/5/2024	Active
Design Intern	Ft. Lauderdale, FL	Landscape Architecture	Until Filled	1/26/2024	Active
2024 Summer Internship	Houston, TX	Landscape Architecture	2/5/2024	1/12/2024	Historic
Dr. Charles Fountain Internship Program	Denver, CO	Landscape Architecture	2/5/2024	1/12/2024	Historic
Horticulture Internship	Washington, DC	Horticulture	2/1/2024	12/21/2023	Historic
Horticulture Summer Internship	Alexandria, VA	Horticulture	Until Filled	12/15/2023	Active
Merion Green Department Intern	Ardmore, PA	Turf Science	Until Filled	12/15/2023	Active
Oak Hill Country Club Intern	Rochester, NY	Turf Science	Until Filled	12/15/2023	Active
Westchester Country Club Intern	Rye, NY	Turf Science	Until Filled	12/15/2023	Active
Worcester Red Sox Grounds Crew Intern	Worcester, MA	Turf Science	3/1/2024	11/29/2023	Historic
Langan Landscape Architecture & Planning Intern or Co-Op Summer 2024	New Haven, CT	Landscape Architecture	April 2024	11/28/2023	Active
Kelman Scholars Program	Raleigh, NC	Plant Pathology	2/25/2024	11/22/2023	Historic
BSWC Member	Montana	Sustainable Plant Systems	Until Filled	11/22/2023	Active
Agronomy Internship	Chestnut Hill, MA	Agronomy	Until Filled	10/30/2023	Active
Landscape Design/Architecture Summer Internship	Christine Darnell Gardens - Lyme, CT	Landscape Architecture	4/15/2023	3/20/2023	Historic

Soil Fertility Lab Intern

Description:

The Tao Soil Fertility Lab, led by Dr. Haiying Tao, is seeking a research intern over the summer 2024 to work with a graduate student in achieving research objectives. The internship is unpaid, but will be for either 41 total hours or 82 total hours of work, depending on the applicant's interests and credits needed. The intern will have the opportunity to learn such skills as: soil sample preparation and treatment; analytical instrumentation related to the analysis of soil and water; and field methods of soil and water sample collection. Additional learning opportunities may be available as our research questions evolve. Under the guidance of the graduate student, the intern student will be independently conducting an appropriate research project, which is developed with Dr. Tao and the graduate student.

Qualifications:

Desired experience/skills include:

Previous classes in laboratories (ie general chemistry, soil lab, biology, etc)
Previous classes in soil science
Attention to detail
Ability to work independently
Flexible schedule

More Information:

The Tao Soil fertility Lab Internship

Landscape Architecture Intern

Description:
Offshoots, Inc. seeks a landscape architecture intern to join our Boston office team for the summer of 2024.
Responsibilities will include but not limited to:
• Illustrative graphics that support the project throughout the various design phases including 2D renderings and 3D modeling and renderings
• Construction detailing and AutoCAD drafting of projects ranging from residences to multifamily housing, public parks, and streetscapes
• Graphic layout of reports, proposals, and image books in InDesign
• Opportunity for research in planting design, phytoremediation and ecological landscape approaches
• Flexibility to perform various administrative office duties and marketing support on proposals, social media and company website
Part time summer opportunities may also be available. The summer internship could turn into a permanent position with the right candidate after graduation. Candidates who can start the internship earlier in April, May or June are preferred.

Qualifications:

Working towards Associates Degree

More Information:

LA - Intern 2024

Planting Intern

Description:
Offshoots, Inc. seeks a spring/ summer intern to join our Boston design-build team for the Summer of 2024. Ideal candidates would start in late April/ Early May and continue to work with the Offshoots team through the summer months. There is also opportunity to work part of full time into the fall with the right candidate.

Preferred candidates will have previous experience working outside and can work outside in varying weather conditions. Previous experience planting/installing trees and garden material is strongly preferred. A strong interest and general knowledge of horticulture or environmentally-sustainable landscape design is essential.
Interns will be exposed to sustainable horticultural landscape design techniques and will be trained in the proper installation of plants and garden maintenance practices.

Qualifications:

Must have ability to lift 70+lbs consistently.
High School Graduate

More Information:

Planting Intern 2024

Design Division Apprentice

Description:
Tasks would include:
Site visits to gather data
Base mapping
Assist in generating conceptual designs
Assist in generating Developed design drawings (layout utilizing design principals)
Communicate graphically (ability to produce visualization sketches a plus)
Generate planting designs (plant identification and knowledge of native and non native ornamentals extremely helpful)
Graphic rendering

Candidate will gain experience in:

Analyzing site features/grades
Strengthening graphic skills
Construction materials/methods
Articulating initial concepts/ideas to generate conceptual designs in presentation format
Presenting ideas and drawings
Talking with suppliers/vendors to shop material pricing
Cost estimating

Qualifications:

Working towards Associate Degree
Interested in possible career in landscape design/build field

Available Monday through Friday
Own transportation to and from office
Company trucks available to job sites

Landscape Architect/Designer Internship Summer 2024

Description:

As one of our design team you will have an incredible opportunity to work on diverse sustainable landscapes for high end residential customers. You will assist in designing all types of outdoor rooms and complicated planting plans for some of the most beautiful and prestigious landscapes in the New Haven County area. You will learn on site project management and be part of an organically minded company, NOFA certified.

You will assist Donna Christensen, Lead Designer and the design build team in the planning and presentation of primarily residential design projects.

Duties will include:

Measuring residential landscapes
Creating plant lists with photos
Assisting with the ordering plant material
Maintaining Excel Spreadsheets of purchased plant material
Assisting in placing plant material on site per plan
Corresponding with clients, builders, & architects
Assisting in producing landscape plans utilizing Land F/X Cad & SketchUp
Assisting in specifying stone and other material choices for hardscape designs.
Organizing and filing in house paperwork
Organizing photos of projects
Assisting in producing social media posts

General Requirements:

Valid driver license with clean driving record.
Ability to work in various weather conditions.
Good physical condition

Qualifications:

Education & Experience:

Have completed at least three years of undergraduate school in an accredited Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program, or at least two years of graduate school in an accredited Master of Landscape Architecture program.

Working knowledge of Autodesk AutoCAD (Civil 3D), Sketch-up, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office applications.

Summer Horticultural Internship

Description:

This unique summer internship program offers the opportunity to work with and learn from two public gardens. Berkshire Botanical Garden is a not-for-profit public garden established in 1934. Located on 24 rural acres, the Garden consists of 26 display gardens and specialty collections, and three greenhouses. Naumkeag, a gilded-age style estate with restored gardens designed by landscape architect Fletcher Steele, is a National Historic Landmark preserved by The Trustees of Reservations. The Trustees is one of Massachusetts’ largest non-profits and the nation’s first conservation and preservation organization. Both gardens are situated in the beautiful Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts, a few minutes from the center of the historic village of Stockbridge. The area is home to many cultural institutions and numerous natural sites.

This horticultural internship program is designed to offer hands-on experience at Naumkeag and Berkshire Botanical Garden for those with a passion for and interest in horticulture and public gardens. Interns will work with horticulture staff and volunteers in all phases of public garden maintenance and development. This includes planting, weeding, watering, mulching, pruning, propagation, IPM, plant identification and interacting with visitors. An ongoing program of intern training sessions, public education programs, and staff field trips are offered to help broaden the students’ horticultural horizon.
Summer internships are for 12 weeks, 40 hours per week and generally start mid-May. The program includes shared intern housing at the Naumkeag estate and a stipend of $12.00/hr. A car is encouraged although not required.

The deadline for applying is March 1, 2024. Earlier applications will receive earlier decision.

Qualifications:

Previous gardening experience and/or course work in horticulture, public gardening, or landscape design is preferred. Applicants must be responsible, self-motivated, and capable of the sometimes strenuous nature of gardening.

This Position is out of date and only displayed for historical purposes to give examples of opportunities available to students in Plant Science & Landscape Architecture.

Location: Stockbridge, MA

Posted: 2/5/24

Closing: 3/1/2024

Contact Info:

Eric Ruquist
Phone: 413-298-3926 Ext. 20
Email: eruquist@berkshirebotanical.org
Website: https://www.berkshirebotanical.org/internships

How to Apply:
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and an application which can be downloaded from www.berkshirebotanical.org/internships.
Email all documents to Eric Ruquist, Director of Horticulture at eruquist@berkshirebotanical.org.

Ingalls Field Ecology Internship

Description:

Gain hands-on experience in field ecology research through the Louise H. and David S. Ingalls Field Ecology Program. Interns live and work Yale-Myers Forest in northeastern CT, joining a vibrant summer community of students and researchers. Housing & a stipend are provided.

Interns work with researchers on a current project in field ecology to collect and analyze field-based ecological data. Research topics for 2024 include:
Forest ecology & silviculture
Forest farming
Silvopasture
Soil carbon

Qualifications:

The program is intended for current or newly graduated undergrads seeking research experience to further their academic or professional goals. Some coursework in environmental science, ecology, or related is useful, but not required.

Please note that work - and life - during the internship is largely conducted outdoors during the summer in New England, which includes traversing uneven terrain, heat, humidity, rain, a variety of insects, and sometimes cold. If you are interested in the program but uncertain about living or working with any of those elements, we would still like to hear from you! We are happy to discuss further about whether the program is a good fit, and how we might accommodate your needs.

More Information:

Internship Flyer

Design Intern

Description:

At EDSA, We currently offer some amazing internship opportunities: The traditional Summer Internship Program runs from May 28, 2024 through August 16, 2024- Deadline to apply is March 15, 2024. Whether you're on break from University or simply looking to work alongside our incredible team for the Summer, this is a great option for you. The Anytime Internship.

No time this Summer? No problem! We are now allowing applicants to intern with us during a time that works best for them. Upon applying, simply list your time frame of choice. It takes a bit of time to process the applications and look at every portfolio carefully. Those selected to continue on in the process will receive an email to schedule a virtual interview with a representative in HR. This is often followed by a second interview.

The entire selection process can take anywhere from 6-8 weeks. All applicants will hear back from EDSA at the conclusion of that processing time. We appreciate your patience and hope to make this a smooth and informative process. Good luck and feel free to reach out to us with any of your questions!

2024 Summer Internship

Description:

Overview
Design Workshop is looking for passionate and motivated students of all backgrounds to join our 2024 Summer Internship. Participants will experience a dynamic, creative design environment in one of our eight studios.

Duties:

What’s in it for you: Resume and skill-building experience. Work will include project research, site visits, sketching, computer production, design reviews, and marketing proposal assistance.

Qualifications:
What we’re looking for: Students with exceptional graphic, AutoCAD, analysis, and digital production skills with proficiency in Adobe Suite and 3-D modeling (3-D Max and/or SketchUp). A positive attitude, an open mind and a collaborative approach are a must.

Who can apply: We will accept applications from recent graduates and students pursuing degrees in landscape architecture, urban design, or planning. Those with dual degrees in both landscape architecture and urban design or planning are strongly encouraged to apply. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States and be able to relocate for the internship.

More Information:

Internship Program Information

This Position is out of date and only displayed for historical purposes to give examples of opportunities available to students in Plant Science & Landscape Architecture.

Location: Houston, TX

Posted: 1/12/2024

Closing: 2/5/2024

Contact Info:
Grace Tice
Email: gtice@designworkshop.com
Phone: (346) 800-9426

How to Apply:
Who can apply: We will accept applications from recent graduates and students pursuing degrees in landscape architecture, urban design, or planning. Those with dual degrees in both landscape architecture and urban design or planning are strongly encouraged to apply. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States and be able to relocate for the internship.

To apply, please post a cover letter, resume, and portfolio through our online employment application. A complete application includes all three documents in one pdf under 10 mg. All summer internship finalists will be notified by March 25, 2023. This in-person program begins early June and continues through mid-August. Please note that we will not be offering remote internships. If there is a financial need, assistance to participate is available.

Dr. Charles Fountain Internship Program

Description:

Overview
The opportunity to exchange ideas with people from diverse backgrounds fosters firm and individual growth, strengthens a project process and outcomes, and creates a global community in the workplace. Established in 2004, the Dr. Charles Fountain Internship was created to provide opportunities for students of color, who are often underrepresented in the fields of landscape architecture and planning, to gain experience in a studio environment. Students will divide their time between a range of projects, including a signature Dr. Charles Fountain team project. Dr. Charles Fountain was Professor Emeritus of Landscape Architecture and founder of the Landscape Architecture Program at North Carolina A&T.

Compensation
The pay for this position is $20-22 per hour, based on experience. This position is not benefits eligible.

Design Workshop is an EEO employer.

Duties:

What’s in it for you: Resume and skill-building experience. Work will include project research, site visits, sketching, computer production, design reviews, and marketing proposal assistance, presentation practice and skill building.

Who can apply: We will accept applications from students of color pursuing degrees in landscape architecture, urban design, or planning. Those with dual experience in both landscape architecture and urban design or planning are strongly encouraged to apply. Candidates must be authorized to work in the Unites States and be able to relocate for the internship.

More Information:

Internship Program Information

This Position is out of date and only displayed for historical purposes to give examples of opportunities available to students in Plant Science & Landscape Architecture.

Location: Denver, CO

Posted: 1/12/2024

Closing: 2/5/2024

Contact Info:
Grace Tice
Email: gtice@designworkshop.com
Phone: (281) 227-0862

How to Apply:
To apply, please post a cover letter, resume, and portfolio through our online employment application. A complete application includes all three documents in one pdf under 10 mg. The application deadline is February 5, 2024 at 11:59pm MT. This in-person program runs early June through mid-August. Please note that we will not be offering remote internships. If there is a financial need, assistance to participate is available.

Horticulture Internship

Description:

Horticulture internships at Smithsonian Gardens are designed for students who seek a valuable learning experience in a public garden with a diverse workforce. Interns will work closely with horticultural professionals to acquire hands-on experience and complete meaningful projects with lasting value to SG. They will also get a chance to develop skills in public engagement.

Interns will learn about maintaining ecologically balanced habitats by performing regular horticulture maintenance duties including planting, watering, weeding, pruning, and fertilizing. These duties involve manual labor, exposure to adverse weather conditions (particularly heat and humidity), dirt, dust, and possibly some horticultural chemicals. Interns will be instructed in and exercise safe working practices.

Special projects are typically added to an intern’s regular duties so that they can practice project management skills needed to see a project through from start to finish. Projects vary greatly and are determined on an individual basis. They may include everything from record-keeping, analyzing ecosystems, and conducting independent research to turf management and public programming. Interns will have the opportunity to network with a team of professional horticulturists, gardeners, landscape architects, and entomologists responsible for the design, installation, and maintenance of seasonal and permanent plantings on the Smithsonian campus.

Duties:

Perform daily hands-on, horticulturally related tasks in a public garden setting including planting, watering, pruning, weeding, mulching, fertilizing, propagating, and pest control.
Develop and carry out special projects.
Engage with the public by answering general questions about the Smithsonian gardens and landscapes.
Responsible for prioritizing and accomplishing daily individual assignments, as assigned.
Participates in group work projects.
Learns plant identification and botanical names, as appropriate.

Qualifications:

Applicants must be enrolled in a university horticulture or related program or recently graduated from one. Selection is based on both an evaluation of the applicant’s application and available positions.
Candidates must pay for their own travel, housing, and subsistence during the period of the internship. Limited number of stipends available.
Steel-toe safety shoes are required for certain projects. The shoes must meet ANSI Safety Standard Z41.1.

More Information: Smithsonian Horticulture Internship Posting

This Position is out of date and only displayed for historical purposes to give examples of opportunities available to students in Plant Science & Landscape Architecture.

Location: Washington, DC

Posted: 12/21/23

Closing: February 1st, 2024

Contact Info:
Website: https://www.si.edu/ofi

How to Apply:
Applicants are required to submit the following materials through the Smithsonian Online Academic Appointment System.

An on-line application
Two letters of recommendation
College transcript(s)
Essay describing background, interest in field, career goals and chosen project.

Horticultural Summer Internship

Description:
American Horticultural Society (AHS), headquartered at River Farm in Alexandria, Virginia, is seeking a dedicated Horticulture Intern passionate about gardening and looking to obtain hands-on experience in the field. Reporting to the Chief Horticulturist, the Horticulture Intern will work alongside the Horticulture Staff and assist with garden management, maintenance, and design of the 27-acre historic garden property. The intern will acquire skills in native plant identification, invasive species management, and woody plant care and learn about all aspects of garden management, care of the living collecJons, and maintaining ecologically balanced habitats. The intern will perform regular horticulture maintenance duties, including planting, watering, weeding, pruning, and fertilizing. These duties involve manual labor, exposure to adverse weather conditions (particularly heat and humidity), dirt, and dust. The intern will be instructed in and exercise safe working practices. Beyond the primary focus of contributing to a beautiful garden experience for every River Farm guest, this internship will present the intern with many opportunities to broaden their experience within the horticulture field and to learn about different careers in Public Horticulture. The horticulture internship is for individuals currently enrolled in a college curriculum focused on parks and recreation, horticulture, land conservation, biology, or related fields.

Qualifications:
Applicants must be enrolled in a university horticulture or related program or have recently graduated from one. Selection is based on both an evaluation of the candidate’s application and available positions. The candidate must have educational and/or practical experience in horticulture, botany, and/or landscape design/maintenance. They must be enthusiastic about plants, conscientious of the environment, and willing to participate in all horticulture practices.

More Information: American Horticultural Society Internship Posting

Location: Alexandria, VA

Posted: 12/15/23

Closing: Until Filled (Position begins June 1, 2024)

Contact Info:
Peter Tajat, Managing Director, Property Operations
Email: ptajat@ahsgardening.org

How to Apply:
Qualified candidates should send a resume and thoughtful cover letter that describes their experience and interest to Peter Tajat, Managing Director, Property Operations, at ptajat@ahsgardening.org. Please submit all materials in Adobe PDF or Microsoft Word only.

Green Department Internship

Description:
Merion Golf Club offers a robust intern program each year. The Club is dedicated to the development of industry talent across departments, including Green, Golf, Culinary, and Restaurant. Merion’s Green Department team understands the value of a hands-on educational experience, and our seasoned professionals work to ensure interns get the most out of the program. Each intern will be provided with knowledge and experience to succeed in every aspect of the turfgrass industry. Merion’s staff works closely with our interns to ensure their success at the Club and to help prepare for the future. Merion’s Green Department takes pride in the strength of its internship program and its ability to help hardworking interns advance int heir careers. Over the years, Merion has placed over 40 interns into great Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent positions. Interns will also have the opportunity to participate in Merion’s unique General Manager and Department Manager “All-Intern Sessions.” These sessions include interns from each Club department and give interns the opportunity to interact with Club leadership to learn more about Club operations, financials, and other interesting topics. The Club’s Executive Team uses the sessions to impart valuable knowledge and get to know each of the interns individually.

Qualifications & More Information: 2024 Merion Golf Club Green Internship Brochure

Oak Hill Country Club Intern

Description:Oak Hill Country Club is a 36-hole facility located in Rochester NY. Both championship courses are designed by storied architect, Donald Ross, and the East Course is consistently ranked as a top 25 course in the country and one of the greatest venues for championship golf. Oak Hill most recently hosted the 2023 PGA Championship and will be hosting the 2027 US Amateur. In August of 2019, the East Course underwent an extensive restoration project led by architect Andrew Green. The successful completion and reopening of the East Course in May of 2020 has led to a Master Plan for the West Course that will be led again by Andrew Green. Currently Oak Hill is looking to fill 2024 internship positions. Individuals selected will be a core member of our team and have ample opportunities to advance their education at Oak Hill. Students who possess a great work ethic, a positive attitude, and the ability to work as a team player will gain substantial experience managing two championship golf courses at the highest level. The internship program has been solely focused on providing our interns with the necessary tools to advance their career. Interns will be given detailed training and guidance into all facets of golf course management with a strong focus on the following:

Water management
- Experience based knowledge of how we manage both USGA Bentgrass greens along with Poa/Bentgrass push-up greens.
Calibration, chemical and fertilizer application. (Spray Hawking, Boom Spraying)
Irrigation Troubleshooting and repair
Numerous agronomic and cultural practices

An internship at Oak Hill in 2024 presents a unique opportunity for the right individuals who embrace our motto of “Be The Best.” In addition to filling internship positions, Oak Hill is in the process of building our team for the future. Oak Hill has always placed a strong emphasis on promoting from within. The potential to move up within our organization and be an integral part of future championships presents an exciting and significant opportunity for young turf professionals.

Qualifications:
Experience Requirements - Prefer at least 1 year of golf course maintenance experience, however not necessary.
Special Requirements - Individual who possesses a positive attitude, passion for the turf industry, a strong desire to learn and a desire to be a team player within the staff.

More Information: 2024 Oak Hill CC Internship Posting

Westchester Country Club Intern

Description:
Westchester Country Club is a 45 hole private country club located in the heart of Westchester County, approximately 20 miles north of New York City. Westchester opened in 1922 and has two-18 hole championship golf courses designed by Walter Travis. Westchester also features an 8 story hotel and grounds, driving range, par three executive course, both grass and har-tru tennis courts, outdoor paddle tennis courts, and a 67 acre Beach Club on the Long Island Sound. In the fall of 2010, the West Course greens and approaches were re-grassed from our 80 year old poa annua to A1-A4 bentgrass. The South Course still features poa annua greens which will give student Interns a great opportunity to compare and contrast the differences between bentgrass and poa annua greens during summer stress. Westchester has hosted 45 PGA tour events in its long history, along with Champions Tour, LPGA events and most recently the 2021 USGA Women’s Amateur. Westchester has actively been working on a new Master Plan with the Fazio Design Group. The South Course completed an extensive renovation during the Fall of 2016 into the Spring of 2017. The South renovation consisted of new Better Billy Bunkers, entire new tee complexes , contouring and sodding green surrounds, and adjusting fairway lines. The West Course completed a bunker renovation in 2020/21 with additional work planned for 2024. Student interns will have the opportunity to be involved with the Master Plan construction as well as normal golf course maintenance and daily property management responsibilities.

Daily Work Requirements:
Student interns will have the opportunity to be involved in every aspect of turf and property management. Interns will have an opportunity to: hand water and syringe greens, spray turf related pesticides, work on irrigation and drainage projects, bunker restoration, tournament preparation for both professional and member events, operating all turf related machinery and equipment, and scouting for turf related problems and diseases.

Qualifications:

Education - All applicants must be enrolled in either a two or four year turf related field.

Experience - Prior golf course experience is preferred but not required.

Special Requirements - Applicants must possess a positive attitude, relentless work ethic, and willingness to work in a team based environment with a diverse staff. All employees must have the dedication and ability to work the necessary hours.

More Information: 2024 Westchester CC Internship Post

Landscape Architecture & Planning Intern or Co-op- Summer 2024

Description:

Langan is seeking a Landscape Architecture and Planning Intern to join its collaborative team in New Haven, CT. This individual will serve a key function in providing planning, design and permitting assistance on a variety of Landscape Architecture and Planning projects. In this role, you will have the opportunity to partner cross-functionally and gain industry experience working a diverse portfolio of projects which may include urban revitalization and streetscape, retail and commercial projects, school and university design, healthcare clients, smart growth planning, community design, rooftop and courtyard projects, and brownfield redevelopment assignments.

Job Responsibilities:

Assist the Landscape Architecture team with planning, design and permitting of landscape architecture, civil engineering, land development and infrastructure projects using design, engineering and graphic software (AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Sketch Up, Photoshop, Illustrator) and equipment to prepare landscape architecture and design documents
Assist with zoning, ordinance and permit assessments, and assist with determining the feasibility of projects based on the analysis of collected data
Support the preparation and modification of various design and engineering documents including reports, specifications, plans, construction schedules, cost estimates and design plans for projects
Assess soil composition, terrain, hydrological characteristics, and topographical and geologic data and their impact on the planning and design of projects using reports, maps, drawings, design and engineering plans, tests, and aerial photographs
Perform other duties as requested.

Qualifications

Working towards a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture;
Prior related internship experience desired;
GPA of 3.0 or higher preferred;
Highly creative and possess exceptional computer skills in Adobe Suite, Sketchup, AutoCAD, Rhino, and Excel;
Demonstrate strong interpersonal, organizational, and verbal and written communication skills; and
The ability to occasionally travel to other regional Langan offices.

Langan does not provide housing or relocation assistance for internship/co-op positions.

Kelman Scholars Program

Description:

The program is open to all rising sophomore, junior, and senior undergraduate students with a demonstrated interest to explore the biological sciences through the field of plant pathology. Plant pathology is the study of 1) the biological agents (eg pathogens) and the environmental conditions that cause diseases in plants; 2) the mechanisms by which these biotic and abiotic agents produce disease in plants; 3) the interactions between the disease-causing agents and the plant, and 4) the methods of preventing or managing diseases and alleviating the damage they cause.

Dr. Kelman believed that the complex interactions between microbes and plant hosts made plant pathology a stimulating and versatile biological discipline that could attract diverse talent into the discipline responsible for helping mitigate crop loss due to plant diseases. Research projects for Kelman Scholars can range from assessing novel chemistries to managing emerging pathogens (e.g. viruses, bacteria, fungi, nematodes) on important crops in North Carolina to collecting, isolating, purifying, and sequencing the genomes of these pathogens to pinpoint the underlying genetic factors that lead to their ability to cause disease.

The Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology values diverse perspectives and life experiences and we particularly encourage students from underrepresented minority groups and from colleges with limited research opportunities to apply. Prior research experience is not required. NC State is an equal opportunity institution and prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, and veteran status.

Program Activities & Expectations:

The program kicks off with a one-day introductory boot camp, where participants will be introduced to faculty and their research programs in the Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology. All participants will also meet the department head and associate head.
During the boot camp, there will be one session dedicated to program logistics and expectations, and a timeline highlighting major milestones for program completion will be discussed.
Attend biweekly lunches where two faculty members in the department will discuss their research and their path into science and plant pathology.
Full-time, 10-week time commitment (end of May 2024 – beginning of August 2024)
All participants will be required to be present for the duration of the 10-week summer program.

This Position is out of date and only displayed for historical purposes to give examples of opportunities available to students in Plant Science & Landscape Architecture.

Location: Raleigh, NC

Posted: 11/22/23

Closing: 2/25/2024

Contact Info:
Alejandra Huerta
Email: ahuerta@ncsu.edu
Website: https://cals.ncsu.edu/entomology-and-plant-pathology/students/undergraduate/kelman-scholars/

How to Apply:
Complete the application at https://cals.ncsu.edu/entomology-and-plant-pathology/students/undergraduate/kelman-scholars/

BSWC Member

Description:

The BSWC program is seeking passionate individuals who are looking to gain experience in the natural resources while making a measurable impact in communities throughout Montana. If you are interested in project design and implementation, community outreach and education, organization development, volunteer generation and management: we want to hear from you!

See Internship Flyer for More Details

Qualifications:

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
• U.S. citizen, U.S. National, or Lawful Permanent Resident Alien.
• College degree (B.A./B.S.), preferably in a natural resource related field.
• Valid driver’s license, ability to pass a motor vehicle records check, and ability to provide personal transportation to worksites, personal residence, and trainings.
• Committed to completing full term length: 1/8/2024 - 11/15/2024.

DESIRED EXPERIENCE:
• Previous watershed-related experience, including fieldwork, data collection and analysis, or plan development.
• Previous teaching or volunteer management experience.
• Ability to work with and build consensus among diverse stakeholders.
• Open and adaptable to new environments, different perspectives and rural communities.

Agronomy Internship

Description:

The candidate must be a team player with a drive, passion, and positive attitude. Interns will work closely with our Superintendents to become proficient in daily course preparation, agronomic and cultural practices, irrigation maintenance, chemical/fertilizer calibration and application, water management, equipment setup and maintenance, detailed record keeping/inventory and other tasks as assigned. Interns will be cross trained in all facets of golf course maintenance and operations, including in-house construction projects. This is a tremendous learning opportunity for those striving to grow personally and professionally in the turf industry.

Interns will attend bi-weekly meetings with the Director of Grounds, Golf Course Superintendent, and other members of our turf team to discuss and understand the decisions we make daily, review all cultural and maintenance practices, examine our pesticide program and why we are applying the products, as well as the importance of communication with the Equipment & Shop Manager when it comes to equipment usage.

Landscape Design/Architecture Summer Internship

Description:

This Summer Internship provides the opportunity to work in collaborative setting, gain field work experience, and be exposed to facets of high-end residential landscape design. Along with this, the candidate will learn a great deal about planting design and putting plants together as well as exposure to interaction with clients and sub-contractors.  Responsibilities of the intern position would include, but not be limited to, CAD drafting, field work, graphics, nursery trips and various other tasks. This is a paid internship program. Transportation is the candidate’s responsibility.

Qualifications:

Strong written and verbal communication skills, Curiosity to learn about residential landscape design, Organized and detail-oriented, Outstanding design and presentation skills, Experience in AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Suite, Microsoft, Hand drawing skills and horticultural knowledge are an asset. This internship is open to second-year and beyond students.

This Position is out of date and only displayed for historical purposes to give examples of opportunities available to students in Plant Science & Landscape Architecture.

Location: Lyme, CT

Posted: 3/20/23

Closing: 4/15/2023

Contact Info:

Email: christinedarnellgardens@gmail.com
Website: https://christinedarnellgardens.com/

How to Apply:

This internship is open to second-year and beyond students. Please send resume, cover letter including a paragraph of goals and expectations of the internship program, portfolio (please submit in PDF Form), and letter of recommendation from professor to christinedarnellgardens@gmail.com with "2023 Internship" in the subject field.

Phone:	(860) 486-3436
E-mail:	psla@uconn.edu
Address:	Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture Wilfred B. Young Building (YNG) University of Connecticut 1376 Storrs Road, Unit 4067 Storrs, CT 06269-4067

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