ERE Student Employment
Looking for a job?
This page includes some resources to assist Environmental Resources Engineering students in finding a job within or outside of the department. Explore the following and click on the links provided for more information. Humboldt's Handshake website is also an excellent resource for student jobs. Good luck on your job search!
| Places to Look | ERE Jobs | Types of Local Positions |
|---|---|---|
| One of the first places to look is Cal Poly Humboldt Handshake, where employers post listings for on and off-campus positions that students can apply for. If you don't know how to use Handshake, contact a Jeffrey S. Novarro mentor. | Inquire about being a Learning Center Tutor or Student Assistant. | Internships with local consulting firms such as SHN or GHD |
| Be sure to check the ERE News page for announcements! The Science D building also has fliers and announcements posted. | Apply to be a Jeffrey S. Navarro mentor (Applications usually due in April). | Internships with local city, state or federal agencies such as City of Eureka, Redwood Coast Energy Authority (RCEA), Caltrans or NRCS |
| The Schatz Energy Research Center (SERC) has a few resources for finding positions they've put out a call for applications for. You can look on their jobs page and news page. SERC usually posts their positions on Cal Poly Humboldt Handshake as well. | Apply to be an Instructional Student Assistant (ISA). See job announcement #151 for ERE Lab Assitant/Grader. Apply before or as the semester begins. | On campus jobs with SERC, CCAT, HEIF, or Faciltiies Management |
| For additional guidance landing a position, inlcuding polishing your resume or locating jobs and internships to apply for, the Academic Career and Advising Center has student resources that can help. | If you are a Graduate Student, talk with your advisor about the possibility of becoming a Teaching Associate. See job announcement #104 for ERE TA. | Of course there are many non-engineeirng related jobs to be found on Cal Poly Humboldt Handshake. |
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