Ithaca College

Join the ICNL Student Intern Training Program by contacting Faculty Manager Jake Brenner at jbrenner@ithaca.edu.

Ithaca College Natural Lands (ICNL) is a 600-acre conservation reserve system managed by IC faculty, staff, and students.  Student Interns play an important role in managing ICNL and gain valuable job skills in land, natural resource, and recreation management. 

The most important step in preparing to apply for an ICNL Student Intern job is to join the Student Intern Training (SIT) program. The work (totaling 4-12 hours per week) is spent on regular ICNL management duties and an independent project.  It requires high levels of self motivation, organization, time management, and professionalism.  To join the SIT program, contact ICNL Faculty Manager, Jake Brenner (jbrenner@ithaca.edu) by Wednesday January 22nd, 2014 and obtain permission to enroll in ENVS 201 for 1-3 credits.