[Envstudies-list] FW: clarification re: "Campus Sustainability Fellow" Position opening at The Hill School

[Stevenson, Chris]

Clarification of a previously-posted position.

 

 

 

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Chris Stevenson

Assoc Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Studies

Coordinator, Environmental Studies

University of Richmond, VA 23173

 

From: Green School List [mailto:GRNSCH-L at listserv.brown.edu] On Behalf
Of Cheek, Mrs. Kristin
Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2008 10:26 AM
To: GRNSCH-L at listserv.brown.edu
Subject: clarification re: "Campus Sustainability Fellow" Position
opening at The Hill School

 

Good morning,

 

I just wanted to clarify for people wondering about this position - it
is full-time and paid.  If you could post for your students to see, or
pass it along to someone who might be interested, I would greatly
appreciate it.  If you have any questions, please call or write.


Thank you very much.  

 

-       Kristin Cheek

 

Kristin Cheek

The Hill School

www.thehill.org <http://www.thehill.org/> 

610-326-1000 ext. 7249

 

 

Campus Sustainability Fellow

The Hill School

Pottstown, PA

 

 

Position Summary:

The Campus Sustainability Fellow will continue to develop the School's
sustainability program, which aims to:

-     Raise environmental awareness among students, faculty, and staff;

-     Integrate sustainability practices into all aspects of school life
and operations; and 

-     Reduce The Hill School's environmental impacts.   

 

Responsibilities include:

*	Building relationships with all school constituents to generate
ideas and support for a successful sustainability program. 
*	Completing a campus sustainability audit and establishing a set
of indicators to document progress. 
*	Using the audit and other resources to create a comprehensive
plan with specific projects for sustainability. 
*	Establishing and managing a sustainability task force to aid in
the completion of the campus sustainability audit and plan, in setting
priorities for sustainability, and in implementing changes.  
*	Advising and managing several ongoing student activities,
including the student environmental club (Green Initiative), the Green
Work-Job team, the School's participation in the Green Cup Challenge,
the Mobile Recycling Team, and the spring move-out recycling event, and
participating in the Charterhouse Challenge. 
*	Overseeing the development of a small school garden as an
after-school activity or club. 
*	Educating the School community about sustainability and building
interest in the program through consistent, reliable communications.  
*	Maintaining the "Sustainability at The Hill" section of the
School's website and the intranet site for sustainability. 
*	Working with the Business and Advancement offices to identify
and pursue funding, including grants.  
*	Representing and sharing the School's sustainability program
beyond campus through NAIS networks, the Environmental Education
Committee of the local Chamber of Commerce, and other means. 

 

Qualifications:

            Ideally the successful candidate will have: a bachelor's
degree in environmental studies, science, management, conservation, or
related field; knowledge of sustainability issues and best practices;
commitment to institutional and societal sustainability; ability to
develop relationships and collaborate with people throughout a school
community; excellent organizational, analytical, and planning skills;
strong writing skills; and the ability to work independently.
Experience as an intern in a college campus sustainability office
strongly preferred; interest in working in a boarding school environment
strongly preferred.  Experience with fundraising/grant writing a plus.

 

Please contact Kristin Cheek, (610) 326-1000, ext. 7249 or
kcheek at thehill.org, for more information.

 

 

Kristin Cheek

Sustainability Coordinator

The Hill School

www.thehill.org <http://www.thehill.org/> 

610-326-1000 ext. 7249

 

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