SUMMER RESEARCH INTERNSHIP Galveston Bay Bottlenose Dolphin Research and Conservation Program The Environmental Institute of Houston is seeking a dedicated intern to assist with collection, entry and analysis of bottlenose dolphin population and health data in Galveston Bay, Texas. The position will entail a combination of field and office work during mid-May - July 2016 (start and end dates may be flexible to accommodate school schedules). Previous marine mammal field and photo-identification experience is highly desirable. INTERN PAY: $1,200 per month Education requirements: Undergraduate degree in marine/wildlife/conservation biology, ecology, or similar field. The qualified candidate must: - Commit to a full time Monday through Friday work schedule and maintain flexibility for potentially long field days. - Have the ability to carefully follow instructions, work independently on sometimes tedious tasks and pay close attention to detail. - Have the ability to work long field days on a small boat in Texas heat, often in inclement or challenging conditions. - Be experienced and comfortable using word, data and image processing software including Microsoft Office and Adobe products. - Provide two references (from a faculty member, advisor or employer). - Provide own lodging and transportation for office located in the Clear Lake area of Houston, TX. - Pass a background check, and have the ability to work within the United States SUBMIT LETTER OF INTEREST, CV and REFERENCES TO Kristi Fazioli at fazioli@uhcl.edu