Major to Career: Environmental Studies

Alumni Job Titles

There are 174 alumni in our records who majored in Environmental Studies.

Account Executive
Administration Manager
Assistant Counsel
Assistant Director Outreach ALLARM
Associate
Associate Director, Career Education and Counseling
Attorney-Advisor
CEO/Founder
Captain
Case Manager/Care Coordinator
Climate Policy Specialist
Clinical Supplies Manager
Co-owner
Development & Communications Officer
Director
Director of Information Management
Director of Public Programs
Director of Student Activities
Director of Tributary Strategies/Md Dnr
District Recycling Coordinator
Ecologist
Education and Outreach Coordinator
Educator/Deckhand
English Teacher
Env. Planner
Environmental Engineer/Scientist
Environmental Project Specialist
Environmental Protection Compliance Specialist
Environmental Protection Specialist
Environmental Scientist (3)
Executive Director Alumni & Parent Engagement
Executive Director and Owner
Farm Intern
GIS Technician
Graduate Student
IT Administrator
Info. Management/Land Growth & Stewardship Fellow
Lecturer
Marketing Director
Natural Resource Management Volunteer
Paralegal
Partner
Partner - Environmental Strategy
President/Owner
Program Associate
Program Manager
Project Assistant
Project Manager
Property Management
Recording Artist
Reference & Web Services Librarian
Regional Construction Manager
Research Analyst
Research Assistant, Sustainability Initiative
Research Director
Researcher
Resident/Small Animal Surgery
Resource Conservation Manager
Sales Director
Science Teacher, Internship Coordinator
Senior Manager, Culinary Events
Senior Vice President, Global Marketing & Communications
Staffer
Student Services
Teacher (2)
Technical Manager
USO Metro Airport Services Specialist
Underwiter
Vice President, Expense/Risk Management
Watershed Coordinator

On this page you will find information about careers pursued by Environmental Studies majors, skills Environmental Studies majors develop and career-related Web sites relevant to the major. Visit the department page to learn more about the Environmental Studies program.

Careers

It is important to remember that your major does not determine what your career will be. With a liberal arts education, YOU, not your major, will determine your career path.
On the right is a comprehensive list of job titles of Dickinson alumni who majored in Environmental Studies.

Career-Related Web Sites

Environmental Career Opportunities - Explore job opportunities in environmental advocacy and outreach in the west/central US
National Park Service Jobs - Browse job opportunities in national parks, camps, state parks, and more.
Envirolink - A good site for finding resources for a wide range of environmental issues, including identifying organizations that may offer opportunities.
Cool Climate Jobs - Source for climate change, renewable energy, and green collar jobs in the United States and around the world.
Pennslyvania Dept. of Environmental Protection - Features current headlines in environmental news, reviews of recent public participation, an issue directory of the DEP, and much more. Link to internships and jobs by clicking on the online services button.
Environmental Careers World - Job listings that you can filter by location. Various career positions in a number of environmental fields
Environmental Careers Organization - Search jobs and long-term well-paid internships. Most internships require a completed or nearly completed bachelor's degree.
Chesapeake Bay Foundation - Jobs and Internships with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
CoolWorks - All kinds of Resort jobs.
Ecological Society of America - Posts ecology’s most up-to-date job opportunities.
Cyber-Sierra's Natural Resources Job Search - Provides jobs search advice and links to job posting sites with opportunities broken down by field.
Princeton University Outdoor Action Guide to Outdoor and Environmental Careers - Job resource guide from a workshop on environmental and outdoor careers.
Student Conservation Association - Conservation & field work jobs.
HAZWOPER Training FAQ - Information on how to become certified to work with hazardous materials. This is a minimum requirement for most entry-level consulting postions.

For additional career resources and links, please visit the Job Search Web Link page.