Immediate Need for Intern

The immediate project has to do with summarizing and analyzing 
stakeholder testimony related to changes in site remediation
rules taken at public hearings this past summer. Once the testimony is 
analyzed, it will need to be sifted and compared to
what other states in similar situations to New Jersey may be doing. 
_/*THIS IS NOT GRUNT  WORK*/_. It requires analytical
thinking, writing and computer skills. Two to three interns may be 
required for this work. NJDEP is willing to offer payment for this
work. They may also be willing to cooperate with an institution that 
would be willing to grant college credit for this effort.
The students may be supervised by an NJDEP scientist who will most 
likely have a Ph.D. in a relevant field. Students
interested in public policy, environmental science, engineering and/or 
economic redevelopment are preferred.

Another intern position is also available to compile information and do 
an analysis of the progress related to the
implementation of the Hudson River Walkway in Hudson County. This 
position is less urgent at this time. When first
announced more than a decade ago, this Walkway concept received 
international acclaim. Unfortunately, because of
the property ownership realities along the Hudson River, it is 
implemented one property at a time as they are transferred
or when developers are required to obtain development permit approvals. 
The  same conditions as above apply to this internship position.

To be considered for one of these internships contact:

Martin Bierbaum, Director
Municipal Land Use Center @ The College of New Jersey
(609) 771-2832