New Addition To CTAHR Internships Program!

The ASAO office has been hard at work connecting with our CTAHR community and stakeholders to help create successful employment paths for you! Many of these opportunities are great placements for 492 Field Experience courses!

LOTUS & LIME is partnering with CTAHR to open up THREE student internship positions, one in business, social media, and as a Seamstress Assistant!

This amazing opportunity will give Fashion Design and Merchandising Students an incredible view of all aspects that go into designing, creating, and marketing a clothing brand. Lotus & Lime represented Hawaii at New York Fashion Week in 2022 and are constantly working, dressing celebrities, at Pop-Up Mākeke, and at Merrie Monarch!

Check out their instagram here.

More opportunities of interest for a broader range of our programs will be added soon, please stay tuned!

Research & Extension Fellowships in Biocultural Restoration and Management 
May-December 2022

If you have a passion and interest in learning about and managing ecologically and culturally significant ahupua'a in Hawaii, we are offering year-long fellowship opportunities for undergraduates enrolled at the University of Hawaii. Fellows will work with a team of UH faculty, stewardship organizations, and community members to do hands-on work in the field, carry out priority research projects, and give back to the community and the 'aina.

Position requirements:
● Age - Applicants must be at least 18 years of age by program start date.
● Education – Undergraduate enrolled at a University of Hawaii campus; completed one
to two years of full-time coursework. Maintain enrollment through December 2020.

Benefits:
● $5000 stipend from REEU program; $1000 in project supplies; $500 in travel expenses
● Kupu VISTA internship, including education award, available for fellows at select sites
● Eligible for internship or directed research course credits (check with your academic
major)

Questions? Contact the program coordinator
Dr. Travis Idol
808-956-7508
idol@hawaii.edu

Field Research Assistant 
SECE # 215091-A5

Pay Rate: $17.35

Qualifications: Familiarity with Hawaii's diversified agriculture industry's common pest and diseases, edible cropping systems, soil health and farm equipment. Possess computer proficiency with word processing and spreadsheets. Possess driver's license. Able to travel to Pearl City and Waimanalo to perform field work.

Duties:  Install and maintain field trials in accordance to PI's written and oral instructions. Summarize research field data, computer input of research data into spreadsheets and databases, and design of educational materials for public distribution. Primary duties will include field work and crop maintenance at the Waimanalo Research Station and Urban Garden Center.

Deadline to Apply: April 8th, 2022

Veterinary Surgical Technician/Assistant
Oahu Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Opening as Homesless Shelter Guest Manager
The Institute for Human Services

IHS seeks a caring, experienced leader who have worked in a Shelter or Nonprofit serving disenfranchised people in need.

Responsibilities:

• Ensure the provision of a warm and welcoming shelter environment of Ho’okipa (Hospitality).
• Provide leadership and coordination of the guest service team’s efforts in the delivery of services to IHS guests.
• Develop and administer the policies and procedures that have a positive impact on the lives of all IHS shelter guests.
• Foster a safe environment for all visitors, volunteers and staff.
• Work collaboratively with clinical services to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all IHS guests are met.
• Manage and ensure that expenses align with the department’s budget.
• Mentor, support, provide timely coaching and training of staff.

Fishery Policy Analyst
National Oceanic Atmosphere Administration

As a Fishery Policy Analyst, you will perform the following duties:

• Support U.S. interests in the conservation and management of living marine resources and their habitats, especially in cases of migratory/transboundary fish stocks and protected species with the aim of adopting advantageous fisheries agreements with other countries and effective conservation and management measures in regional fishery management organizations (RFMOs).
• Implement the terms of fisheries agreements with other countries and conservation and management measures adopted by RFMOs, particularly through the preparation of regulations and supporting analyses as needed under applicable statutes and mandates.
• Maintain up-to-date information on emerging environmental science, analytical techniques, and other bodies of knowledge.
• Provide administrative and logistical support, such as administrative and technical support to advisory bodies, project management, meeting arrangements, budgeting, procurements, and grants.

Horseback Trail Guide
Kualoa Ranch Hawai'i

New Opening Restaurant, Rooftop Bakery Cafe, Hiring Now!

• -Cook
• -Prep Cook
• -Baker
• -Baker Assistant
• -Dishwasher
• -BOH Manager
• -FOH Manager
• -Server
• -Busser
• -Food Runner
• -Barista
• -Host 

$5,000 Grants Are Available for Organic Education

Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)

UROP coordinates and promotes opportunities for undergraduate students across ALL DISCIPLINES at UH Mānoa to engage in faculty-mentored research and creative work.

UROP accepts Project funding applications (up to $10,000) in the Spring from 2/2-3/3 and in the Fall from 9/9-10/10, as well as Presentation funding applications (up to $5,000) on the first of each month. Students from ALL DISCIPLINES are encouraged to apply!

Attend an online informational session via Zoom for the Fall 2022 application cycle on:

• Wednesday, April 13th, 10:30am - 11:30am

• Thursday, April 14th, 3:00pm - 4:00pm

Register here using your hawaii.edu email address and a unique meeting link will be emailed to you. Information sessions are open not only to students, but to staff and faculty as well. Join us to learn more about:

• Project & Presentation funding

• The Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) and accompanying SURE Symposium

• The Undergraduate Showcase in Fall and Spring (in collaboration with the Honors Program)

• Database of available undergraduate student opportunities on/off campus

Contact UROP: urop@hawaii.edu • 808.956.7492 • manoa.hawaii.edu/urop • Moore Hall 107/108

Connect with us on social media! Instagram: @urop.uhm • Facebook: www.facebook.com/UROP.UHM

Watch our promotional video