Bureau of Land Management Internship Placement
ABPA Institute's Partnership With The Bureau of Land Management
A key focus of the DHA-RAI Program is supporting the full participation of individuals traditionally underserved in federal career fields:
· Black and African American, Latino/Latina/Latinx, Indigenous and Native American, Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Asian American, and Arab American
· Students from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs)
· Persons with disabilities
· Veterans of the U.S. armed forces
· Persons who live in rural areas
· Persons adversely affected by systemic issues and accessibility
Salary: $6,600.00. Housing is provided. Relocation travel expense is covered.
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Federal Resume
References
One of each type: professional, educational, and personal. Provide the full name, e-mail address and phone number for each reference. Mailing and physical addresses are not needed.
A copy of your unofficial transcripts
Unofficial transcripts should be from your current or most recent degree program. Official transcripts are not needed to apply.
"Taking an internship at the Bureau of Land Management wasan excellent choice! The work environment was extremely friendly and welcoming.
The internship provided me many new skills, such as learning to use Trimble Business and CNN and how they are used to move survey data to true line diagrams. If you are interested in surveying and GIS work, I would highly recommend the Cartographic Technician internship with the Bureau of Land Management."
"This cadastral surveying internship was an illuminatingjourney that immersed me in the dynamic realm of land surveying and mapping. From hands-on experience with cutting-edge equipment and software to collaborating with my incredibly talented supervisor, I gained a profound understanding of accurate land delineation and legal boundaries. This internship not only honed my technical skills in boundary surveys and subdivision mapping but also emphasized the significance of effective communication and teamwork in presenting findings to local authorities. I'm incredibly grateful for the invaluable knowledge and experiences I've acquired, which have fortified my passion for cadastral surveying and equipped me with the confidence to excel in this field in the future."
"This was such an incredible opportunity to hone in on many skills that are needed for my future career in outdoor recreation. This experience provided me with a project and goals to work towards, as well as encouraged me to produce a finished product that I can use to showcase my knowledge of recreation and design skills. "
"Working with the BLM Utah was an incredible experience anda great stepping-stone for being right out of college.
I gained several skills and learned so much about the past cultures from this area. The people were wonderful and extremely welcoming, helped me in any way I needed during my time here. The experience I gained here has been invaluable and I'm so glad this is where I choose to spend my summer!"
"Applying for my internship was a spur of the moment decision, but I’m glad I did it. Moving to a new place and meeting new people has been a great new experience. This internship has taught me new skills and allowed me to practice and hone my skills I have learned previously in archaeology. It has also allowed me to network with more people in the archaeology field. If you are someone who is thinking of an internship, but aren’t sure if you should apply, just do it."
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