• Work directly in a hospital-setting to assist with patient care (i.e. feeding, bathing, ambulating, reposition, etc.) and hospital administration.

• Gain experience from the various clinical and administrative units throughout their time in the program to build their soft skills and resume for future job and/or graduate school applications.

• Receive a certificate in Pre-Licensed Clinical Care and Patient Experience from the Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) upon graduation from the program.

• Be eligible for a letter of recommendation upon completion of a minimum of 280 hours.

To learn more, you can find more information on our website linked below. We are also currently accepting applications for our Fall rotation! 

COPE Health Scholars Website: https://copehealthscholars.org

Application Link: https://join.copehealthscholars.org

This position offers a unique opportunity to work closely with animals and educate guests about their behaviors and wellbeing. 

Attached is a flier and the application form, feel free to forward this info! 

Thank you!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScHkZuzxXH1g5HsrDBji0VqcB_swj93Zse4v0B-hCT8ul63mQ/viewform?usp=header

Animal Experience Volunteer Application

Currently open: Aussie Walkabout Entrance Guide Each cohort training session must be completed within 3 months. Training is done online, and may not take the entire 3 months. Volunteering at the Zoo is a minimum 6 month commitment that requires weekly shifts. There is a 1 time registration fee and yearly annual $36 dues to stay active in the program. All Animal Experiences volunteers volunteers must be 18yrs or older. All prospective volunteers must attend an orientation session onsite at the Zoo. Registration Fees: (include training, uniform polo shirt, nametag and materials) AE volunteers - $100 What's Next: 1. Apply 2. Attend the Orientation 3. Be accepted into the program and pay the fee 4. Start Training 5. Complete shadow shifts 6. Become an Zoo Volunteer Applying for this program does not guarantee you a volunteer position.

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Onsite Tuesday-Saturday

We will be having our first SBCC Biology Club meeting for Fall 2025 this Friday, August 29 at 1:00 pm in EBS 209 (Animal Biology Lab). 
See attached flyer and please distribute the flyer widely.

WE WILL BE ELECTING OFFICERS AT THIS MEETING SO COME PREPARED IF YOU PLAN ON RUNNING FOR SOMETHING...

Thanks!
Blake

First SBCC Biology Club Meeting for Fall 2025

THIS Friday, August 29 at 1:00 PM
EBS 209 - Animal Biology Lab
Majors and Non-Majors Students Welcome!

We will be planning for activities such as fundraising, field trips, meetings, and community outreach including: 

• Volunteer opportunities & local elementary school biology education presentations 

• Guest speaker former students who have recently transferred and also some who have gone on to graduate and medical school and some who now have professional careers

• Camping and Field Excursion to somewhere in California - TBD in early Fall 2025

• Club hikes on local trails to examine flora and fauna

• Fundraisers for upcoming activities

• Activities assisting the SBCC Department of Biological Sciences

• Upcoming SCUBA diving certification classes & museum and zoo excursions

Please share this terrific opportunity for our students - we have teamed up with Sea League to create an internship that could lead to a paid job.

They can also get credit and extra support via our ENVS 205 - Internship in Environmental Studies class.

Feel free to reach out or send students my way with questions.

Cheers!

Michelle

Assistant to the Agricultural Manager - PAID Internship

Hands-on experience in organic gardening, soil testing, harvesting, irrigation, and livestock training. This is a great opportunity for students interested in horticulture, agriculture, environmental studies or sustainability.

Scan the QR code to read the internship description or click here!

Tailor your resume to the position

Formulate a response to "why should you be considered for this internship and why do you want to join the team?"

Questions & to apply: Contact Christina Maguire, cjmaguire@pipeline.sbcc.edu



For internship details:

Click Here

Ventura Wild, an education initiative of Ventura Land Trust, provides wilderness programs designed to connect children to nature by nurturing awareness, knowledge, skills, and stewardship in the natural world. 

Ventura Wild is excited to offer both volunteer and paid internship positions for the Summer 2026 Season. This is a unique opportunity for individuals interested in gaining practical experience in early childhood and outdoor education.

We are now accepting applications through our website! See attached flyer for additional information to share with your community (English and Spanish versions available). 

Please contact us by email or phone if you have any questions about our program. 

Thank you,

Sarah "Trudy" Trudeau 

Education Manager

(805) 643-8044 Ext. 4

Ventura Land Trust

Ventura Wild

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Ventura Wild

Ventura Land Trust

A wilderness awareness and educational program

Phone: 805-643-8044 Ext. 4

VLT Office: 805-643-8044 Ext. 0

www.venturawild.org

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