[SusDet Announce] Job Announcement: Research Analyst/Advocate, Ecology Center Clean Car Campaign
Lacey Doucet
laceyd at ecocenter.org
Thu Sep 20 14:06:18 EDT 2007
>>>
>>> Job Announcement
>>>
>>> Research Analyst/Advocate, Ecology Center Clean Car Campaign
>>> The Ecology Center is seeking a talented person to help coordinate
>>> research and advocacy efforts to reduce the environmental impacts
>>> from automobiles.
>>>
>>> Organization
>>> The Ecology Center is a Michigan-based environmental organization
>>> that works for a safe and healthy environment where people live,
>>> work, and play. Founded in 1970, the Ecology Center has
>>> approximately 6,000 members and supporters, 12 staff persons,
>>> several part-time consultants and interns, and an 11-person Board of
>>> Directors. In recent years, the Ecology Center has led successful
>>> campaigns to close down Michigan's medical waste incinerators,
>>> improve the environmental performance of the auto industry, and save
>>> thousands of acres of working farms and valuable natural areas. The
>>> Ecology Center is the parent organization of Recycle Ann Arbor, also
>>> a nonprofit organization, which operates the premier recycling
>>> program in the state of Michigan.
>>>
>>> Job Responsibilities
>>> The Research Analyst/Advocate will work with senior Clean Car
>>> Campaign staff to conduct critical research and carryout advocacy
>>> campaigns aimed at reducing the environmental impacts of automobile
>>> production, use and disposal. Major current initiatives include:
>>> the Ecology Center’s Green Machines campaign to promote
>>> fuel-efficient technologies and sustainably-grown, next generation
>>> renewable fuels; our Healthy Car campaign to inform consumers about
>>> vehicles made with fewer toxic materials; promotion of greener
>>> practices within the automotive supply chain, such as the use of
>>> lead-free wheel balancing weights and bio-based plastics; and
>>> encouraging producer responsibility at vehicle end-of-life.
>>>
>>> The Research Analyst/Advocate will:
>>> • coordinate research activities
>>> • design public education and advocacy campaigns
>>> • prepare reports and outreach materials
>>> • make public presentations
>>> • build and strengthen coalitions with campaign allies
>>> • publicize key issues in the media.
>>> Qualifications
>>> Advanced degree in engineering or other technical field highly
>>> desireable; experience in grassroots organizing, political, policy,
>>> legal, journalistic, or government settings; strong analytical,
>>> writing and communication skills, and ability to communicate
>>> technical information to the general public; ability to successfully
>>> network with individuals and organizations in designated project
>>> areas;
>>> familiarity with or willingness to undertake cutting edge internet
>>> advocacy; well-organized, self-motivated, and ability to work
>>> independently; passionate about protecting public health and the
>>> environment, and tenacious in the face of challenges.
>>>
>>> Compensation
>>> Salary is commensurate with relevant professional experience. The
>>> Ecology Center offers generous benefits, including medical, dental,
>>> four weeks vacation, and retirement.
>>>
>>> To Apply
>>> Please send a cover letter, resume, and a current writing sample by
>>> email to jobs at ecocenter.org. Alternatively, please fax to (734)
>>> 663-2414, or mail to Ecology Center, 117 N. Division, Ann Arbor, MI
>>> 48104. For more information, please call (734) 761-3186.
>>>
>>> Application Deadline
>>> Please apply before September 28, 2007. Applications received
>>> prior to September 28 will be given priority, but we will continue
>>> to receive applications until the position is filled.
>>>
>>>
>>> The Ecology Center is an equal opportunity employer. Women,
>>> minorities, and people of diverse cultural backgrounds are strongly
>>> encouraged to apply.
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