You!
To promote climate and conservation solutions in your community or region. As an intern, you will be representing the Alliance, whose mission is to connect and empower schools worldwide to lead the transformation to a sustainable future.
- Blogging: on the GSA Student Blog about topics that inspire you
- Social Media: creating engaging and motivational posts via our SM outlets Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- How-to guides: Lending your knowledge around environmental efforts you've executed in your school or community
- Anything else? Pick a project that speaks to you and we will work with you to support it!
WHEN?
Year-round! Join anytime!
Our interns represent all regions of the United States and many countries worldwide. There are no boundaries to the scope of an intern's outreach.
Take a stand. Continue to take action for what you believe. You are not alone.
HOW? To become a GSA Intern
Have a conversation with Kelly Harding our Intern Coordinator Kelly@greenschoolsalliance.org
STUDENT INTERNS
CURRENT INTERNS
Ava Hedecker '20
Courtney Horner '20
Florence Kane '17-'20
Robyn Landes '20
Joseph O'Brien '20
Lena Wu '20
Angeli Mittal '16-'19
Amelia Pollard '18
Diki Dolma '18
Liam DelMain '18
Taylor Grove '15-'18
Tsering Choden '18
Emily Kuhn '17
Harjap Singh '17
Isabel Devito '17
Jackie Nutter, '17
Jamie Grayson '16-'17
Max Wix '17
Tyler Stotland '17
Student Blogs
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In Part V, the final part of this blog series, we discuss Sam’s future aspirations, along with how individuals can help support tree planting initiatives. morein Students on 02/22/2021 09:30 AM
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Don’t let the seemingly long and fancy word “photoperiodism” throw you off from reading this blog! Though it may sound complex and full of syllables, the definition is simple. ‘Photo’ means light and ‘period’ means length, so together the word photoperiod just refers to how much sunlight plants get per day (how long the daylight is). ... morein Students on 02/17/2021 10:01 AM
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In Part IV of this blog series, we learn more about the #greenschoolsinitiative, and the challenges and successes of this enormous tree-planting project. morein Students on 02/15/2021 09:09 AM