Our park and recreation agency, Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission has some outstanding internship opportunities to offer this summer. Our internship program is based on providing an excellent educational opportunities to help young parks and recreation professionals grow in the field.
A highly qualified candidate who is committed to pursuing a Ph.D. degree in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management (PRTM), College of Natural Resources (CNR) at NC State University is being sought for a graduate research assistantship.
The Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies in the School of Health and Human Performance at Dalhousie University (Halifax, NS, Canada) is excited to announce two awards. One is a doctoral award to pursue a PhD at Dalhousie University and the other is to support a post-doctoral student. Both awards are designed to support the advancement...
Please find the job vacancy announcement for the Philip J. Rock School for the Recreation/Activities Coordinator.
Any questions, please call
Peggy Pausche
Executive Administrative Assistant
Philip J. Rock Center & School
818 DuPage Blvd.
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
DuBois Center is the camp and retreat center for the United Church of Christ in Southern Illinois.
The Wyman Teen Leadership Program Job Opportunities for Students Wanting to Make a Difference.
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My name is Becki Hayes, and I represent Clemson University's Youth Learning Institute. The summer is fast approaching, and we are looking for college students to work for our traditional 4-H summer camp.
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Looking for work in the summer. Camp Kamaji is looking to hire college aged students (females or males) to work as Wilderness Trip Leaders for the upcoming 2015 summer season. This is a summer camp for girls in Northern Minnesota.
My name is Kahle Atherton and I am a rehabilitation therapist for the Department of State Hospitals located in Atascadero, California. We have job openings and are recruiting qualified recreation therapists.
