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Part-time Temporary work with the EPA

Part-time Temporary work with the EPA

U.S. EPA Region 5 is seeking qualified applicants to work part-time on a
six to seven month project to identify and remove barriers to
sustainable historic preservation. The project will cover a range of
issues related to creating or changing policies or tools to facilitate
the green preservation of older and historic buildings. The successful
candidate will be detail-oriented, possess good organizational skills,
be a self starter, motivated and enjoy working in a team environment.
The candidate should also be proficient in the use of Microsoft Office
and some aspects of web page design. Excellent written and verbal
communication skills are necessary. Preference will be given to
applicants who have or are working on a master’s degree in historic
preservation, planning, architecture, interior design, real estate, or
business with strong analytical abilities and an interest in sustainable
building design.

Position Responsibilities include:
• Organizing materials to help structure agency initiative
• Attending and taking notes on all meetings for two workgroups
(approximately 10 meetings over the course of the project). Meetings
will take place during business hours and we can work with your schedule
to minimize schedule conflicts
• Conducting research as required to support workgroup activities
• Documenting findings and writing up reports.
• Developing a white paper on barriers to sustainable preservation
• Help develop a discussion page for website

Hours: 15/week (flexible)
Compensation: $15/hr
Duration: Approximately 6-7 months

Please email a cover letter and resume via e-mail or fax by Sept.1 to:

Yolanda Bouchee

bouchee.yolanda@epa.gov
or
312-385-5440 Fax