Fwd: [Geo-Ed] Fw: Science Communication Assistance - AmeriCorps Position at Grand Canyon National Park

[Jessica Kleiss]

Check out the Scientists in Parks (SIP) program for college students to work in paid internships in the National Parks over the summer. (below)

It looks like there are so many current openings. You can apply for up to 5 positions, and each position closes once they receive 60 applications, so apply early. 

Looks like many of the skills and concepts that you've been learning in your courses are in demand for these programs! Applications are currently open.

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From: Steven Semken via Geo-ed <geo...@mailman.ucar.edu>
Date: Mon, Feb 2, 2026 at 3:32 PM
Subject: [Geo-Ed] Fw: Science Communication Assistance - AmeriCorps Position at Grand Canyon National Park
To: Geo-Ed Listserv <geo...@mailman.ucar.edu>, Geo-Ed Research List <geoed-r...@list.msu.edu>

Hi, 

Please see attached flyer for information regarding a Science Communication Assistant position at Grand Canyon National Park in partnership with the Scientist in Parks program. Apply Today: https://www.scientistsinparks.org/

Thank you,

Vincent (Vicente) Diaz

Tribal Affairs Coordinator

Grand Canyon National Park

Work Cell: (928) 607- 8914

Grand Canyon National Park is the traditional lands of the Havasu'baaja (Havasupai Tribe), Hwal'bay (Hualapai Tribe), Hopisinom (Hopi Tribe), Diné (Navajo Nation), Nungwu (Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians, Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, Moapa Band of Paiute Indians, Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe), A:shiwi (Pueblo of Zuni), and Yavap'e - Nṉéé (Yavapai-Apache Nation).