Animal Science – Explore opportunities happening in Animal Science and UTIA.
Career – It is NEVER too soon to start looking, even as a freshman! Discover opportunities you may not have considered prior, learn what knowledge and experiences will make you competitive, determine if internship opportunities might be available, etc. This section contains career opportunities that have been shared with us.
Internships are a great way to build real-world experience, learn more about a certain type of career, and build your network with people in the field. Internships are one of the top experiences employers desire. Make a great impression and it may turn into a career opportunity upon graduation!
Scholarships are available from a wide variety of sources, such as the College, University, industry, nonprofit organizations, and government. A partial listing of these sources can be found in this section.
Search and Career Aids – As mentioned above, start searching for career opportunities early – even as a freshman! Discover opportunities you didn’t know existed, learn what knowledge and experiences will make you competitive, determine if internship opportunities might be available, etc. This section contains links to search engines, Hire-a-Vol, and examples of different types of careers.
As for different types of careers, the door is wide open. Consider what it takes to raise an animal – pharmaceuticals for health, food, genetics, reproduction, day-to-day care, etc. In each of those areas, you need people to fill roles in animal care, research and development, quality control, sales, marketing, management, finance, government, communications, and more. You can also integrate animal science with other areas, such as post-harvest food safety or product development or environmental concerns.
Between 2020 and 2025, we expect to see an average of 59,400 annual openings for graduates in food, agriculture, renewable natural resources, or the environment. For details, read the full USDA report.
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General Rules and Regulations for 4-H Scholarships . Visit the 4-H website and look for the Scholarship tab on the Forms and Materials page.
The Extension Accounting Specialist II will provide support for Dr. Liz Eckelkamp and perform and complete all duties of a budget manager, administrative support, and travel coordination for the Dairy Business Innovation Initiatives (DBII) project. Assist with the Producers Subawards program to ensure eligible producer expenditures are properly documented, funds are awarded and purchases are verified. Provide supervisory support for graduate and undergraduate students collecting information from participating dairy enterprises.
Job Functions:
- Coordinate preparation and entry of invoices with Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP)
- Process timely reimbursements (in conjunction with OSP) and accurate financial reporting for dairy processor subawardees identified through the DBII
- Manages IRIS system entries including regular and contract invoices, purchase orders, honorarium/consultant payments, petty cash reimbursements, and internal transfer vouchers
- Maintains and reconcile grant ledgers
- Prepare and initiate approval forms for workshops
- Verify and reconcile procurement card statements (office supplies/equipment, event supplies, and memberships)
- Maintain vendor files, payments and communications, manages vendor payments, initiates and enters paperwork for new vendors in IRIS, and estimates and maintains budgets
- Maintain vehicle usage and gas receipts
- Meet key reimbursement deadlines by coordinating schedules and working with DBII staff to ensure internal and external customers receive excellent customer service
- Maintain files/records, financial and other reporting for the DBII
- Maintain equipment inventory for subawardees that can be maintained after the life of the grant
- Verifies information and performs checks for reporting accuracy to ensure compliance with grant requirements and financial policies
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Ag-related careers are found on major career search engines, but you can also check out those that cater to agriculture by following the links below. You can also try websites tied to specific companies or trade magazines.
AgCareers.com
Hansen Agri-Placement
AgriAssociates
AgriCareers, Inc.
GAF is a highly motivated service organization focused on using the assets of Greenacres to provide custom-designed hands-on active learning opportunities for children of all ages. All opportunities are customized to the needs of the visiting group which primarily consist of local school groups from K to 8. All school based programs are tied to the national and/or state standards so that they contribute to the success of the classroom teacher.
Greenacres Foundation is looking for a dedicated, innovative farmer who has a can-do attitude and the ability to lead our sustainable farming operations. Someone instead of saying “no”, finds creative alternatives to situations. A qualified candidate for this role should have the passion and skillset to build teams who employ consistent practices in regenerative and sustainable Agriculture. The Agriculture Director will be responsible for the quality and profitability of Greenacres Agriculture efforts across all locations. Greenacres animal husbandry consists of a grass-based production model utilizing registered Black Angus Cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry. Greenacres gardens and greenhouse follow practices that would be considered “organic.”
The AHP Internship Program is designed specifically for college students who have an interest in horses and seek a career in equine publishing. This program offers opportunities for students to work at equine publications and businesses throughout the country and the opportunity for AHP members to utilize the talents of students with an interest in equine publishing. For colleges and universities, it’s a great way to provide students with the resume-building experience that’s so critical to today’s job market.
Use a “matchmaker” to help identify opportunities in the animal feed industry that you are interested in. One group is Continental Search http://www.consearch.com
At Continental Search we combine the science of recruiting and the art of matchmaking. We support animal feed companies and their suppliers in the United States and Canada. Whether you’re involved in feeding poultry or pigs for an integrated operation or work with a commercial feed company or a feed additives or ingredients company, we’d like to get to know you.
Each year the Appaloosa Youth Foundation awards thousands of dollars to youth who are pursuing higher education.
The Animal Science department at The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA) is seeking a self-motivated graduate student (MS or PhD) in applied agricultural statistics. This Graduate Teaching Assistantship will support Dr. Liesel Schneider’s teaching and statistical consulting efforts. After appropriate training, the GTA will be expected to provide assistance related to data cleaning, organization, simple statistical procedures (i.e. descriptive statistics, manipulation to provide summary datasets, graphical representation) and more advanced statistical modeling (i.e. linear regression, logistic regression, mixed model analysis of variance, and multivariate analyses).
Additionally, the student will perform research related to statistical methods, beef cattle health, and precision livestock farming. Potential research topics include livestock environment management, animal health monitoring and surveillance, and comparisons of diagnostic methods.
Applicants should have an earned B.S. or M.S. in animal science, biostatistics, or related field by the time of hiring. Strong skills in one or more statistical analysis software are expected. Experience in machine learning is highly preferred, but not required.
More information of graduate program can be found in Animal Science website: A tuition waiver and a competitive stipend commensurate with education and experience will be offered.
Admission is expected in Spring, Summer, or Fall 2021. If interested, please send your CV and research statement to Dr. Liesel Schneider (lschneider@utk.edu). Please contact Dr. Schneider for any questions.
A resource for types of job opportunities and networking in the BIOSCIENCE world of feeding, healing, and fueling the world.
Check out more on their website: bio.org
TIP: Getting research experience within a faculty member’s lab would be a great way to build experience!
Bioscience
The Professional Animal Retirement Center (PARC) Inc., known locally as “Black Pine Animal Sanctuary” in Albion, Indiana, provides refuge to nearly 100 displaced, captive-raised exotic animals for the REST of their lives. Residents include big cats, bears, monkeys, reptiles, parrots, and more. Tours and other educational programs are offered year-round.
Internship Program
Certified Angus Beef LLC (CAB) markets the Certified Angus Beef brand — Angus beef at its best. A position with us provides challenge, responsibility, career options, and rewards.
Christensen Farms responsibly provides wholesome, safe, nutritious food to nearly 15 million people around the world.
We are one of the largest family-owned pork producers in the United States with a reputation for industry leadership, a commitment to ethical practices, and a team of passionate people invested in bringing high-quality pork to family tables.
The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife is a teaching hospital and visitor education center dedicated to saving wildlife through state-of-the-art veterinary care, research, education, and conservation medicine.
The Beef Industry Scholarship was introduced in 1989 through the Live Cattle Futures Contract of the CME Group. The National Cattlemen’s Foundation and CME Group are committed to the future of the cattle industry and continue to recognize and support outstanding youth in the beef community. The tradition remains strong today, as each year a total of ten $1,500 scholarships are awarded to students pursuing careers in the beef industry.
Fields of study may include: education, communications, production, research, or any other area involved with the beef industry. The purpose of this program is to identify and encourage talented and thoughtful students who will emerge as industry leaders.
national cattlemen’s foundation
Guide for College and University Scholarships and Grants
Link to Education Corner Website
Dairy Farmers of America is one of the largest dairy cooperatives in the nation and has multiple opportunities in terms of scholarships, internships, and careers.
Learn about career and internship opportunities at their website. https://www.dfamilk.com/careers/students-and-graduates
The CSU Equine Reproduction Laboratory offers a unique Equine Breeding Farm Internship Program. The program provides advanced training in equine breeding farm procedures and management for individuals with a sincere desire to pursue a career in the equine breeding industry. Applicants should have completed a BS in equine sciences, animal sciences, or related discipline. This is a one-year, non-degree program.
The Extension Assistant I is a critical member of the Animal Science Extension Team that will develop, implement, and evaluate youth and adult Extension programs. Specifically, will assist in planning, conducting, teaching, implementing, and evaluating adult and youth livestock and equine outreach events and programs. Additionally, expected to assist in developing, writing, delivering, and preparing educational publications, videos, training materials, and other educational media; including website and social media content development and maintenance. Provide leadership and educational training/content to the Tennessee State Livestock Skillathon Team, and assist in preparing and delivering current, research-based training for County Extension Agents, Area Specialists, volunteers, youth, and stakeholders. As requested, the position will perform additional duties.
The UTIA Farm Credit Scholars Program was established in 2012 by Farm Credit Mid-America (FCMA) through the Herbert College of Agriculture with the goal of enhancing the learning experience of students and preparing them for careers as leaders in agriculture.
Once on website, click on Careers. The majority of positions require BS with research experience, MS, or PhD.
Godolphin Flying Start, formerly Darley Flying Start, is a unique management and leadership training program that specializes in the international thoroughbred racing and breeding industry.
An education charity that provides twelve scholarships annually to people who want to study and experience the global thoroughbred industry at the highest level.
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Precision technology, or precision livestock farming, has gained much attention in recent years. One unexplored avenue is the use of precision technology in conjunction with animal welfare measurements (hygiene, body condition score, locomotion scoring, etc.). The focus of this research will be applied usefulness of precision technology animal measurements to augment visual animal welfare assessments. An additional focus will be the perception of dairy producers on the usefulness of precision technologies to fulfill this task.
Students in the Eckelkamp lab will be provided the opportunity to learn about the dairy industry, data collection, collaboration with other specialties across campus, present their research at national meetings, and to develop communication and interpersonal skills. For more information about the Eckelkamp lab, interested applicants should visit https://utdairy.tennessee.edu/. This M.S. student position also provides full tuition, a stipend, and Graduate Student benefits. In turn, students will contribute to extension publications, research articles, and direct producer outreach. A variety of degree backgrounds should be a sufficient starting point for this MS position, but a knowledge of animal science and baseline knowledge of dairy cattle and animal handling will be beneficial.
Interested applicants should submit a brief letter describing the basis for their interest, along with a curriculum vitae, copies of their undergraduate transcript, and contact information for three references to: Dr. Liz Eckelkamp, Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Science, using the e-mail address eeckelka@utk.edu. Applicants may also reach Dr. Eckelkamp by e-mail or phone (865-974-8167) with any questions, if necessary. View or download the file
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Animal Science department at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK) is seeking 1-2 self-motivated PhD graduate student assistants in smart poultry farming. The individuals are expected to engage in cutting-edge research that addresses environment and welfare challenges in modern poultry production. Potential research topics include poultry environment management, sensoring, robotics, and welfare and behavior monitoring, and can be tailored based on the incumbent’s experience and interest.
Applicants should have an earned B.S. or M.S. in agricultural engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, animal science, poultry science or related degree by the time of hiring. Strong skills in one or more programming languages are expected. Experience in image processing, machine learning, deep learning, and robotics is highly preferred, but not a must.
A copy of the GRE score should be submitted upon application. In addition, international applicants need to meet the requirements on English proficiency with a minimum score of 80 on internet-based TOEFL or 6.5 on IELTS. More information of graduate program can be found in Animal Science website: (https://animalscience.tennessee.edu/graduate-program-future-students/)
We offer tuition waiver and competitive stipend commensurate with education and experience.
The admission is expected in Spring, Summer, or Fall 2021.
If interested, please send your CV and research statement to Dr. Yang Zhao (yzhao@utk.edu). Free feel to contact Dr. Zhao for any questions.
assistantship, research, poultry
The Equine Extension program led by Dr. Jennie Ivey and housed in the Department of Animal Science at the University of Tennessee, conducts research, teaching, and extension projects centered on developing and implementing science-based practices to increase stakeholder knowledge on various management areas. Specifically, the Ivey lab focuses on applied nutrition concepts and their impact on equine welfare, well-being, and athletic performance. Research supervised by Dr. Ivey may include onfarm projects, surveys, economic and population data, and retrospective data analysis on topics relevant to the industry today.
Students in the Ivey lab will participate in a multidisciplinary program that integrates extension,
teaching, and applied research in the areas of nutrition, welfare, and exercise physiology in horses and other equids. Students under Dr. Ivey’s mentorship are provided the opportunity to learn modern approaches to equine-centered projects, data collection, to interact and learn from collaborating labs/programs across campus and at other programs throughout the U.S., to present their research at national meetings, and to develop skills of interest. This M.S. student position also provides full tuition, a competitive stipend, and Graduate Student benefits. In turn, students are expected to work collaboratively and independently, to develop their research into submitted scientific manuscripts, develop extension publications, and to contribute to the collective efforts of the department and equine extension program. A variety of degree backgrounds should provide a sufficient foundation for entering into this M.S. program, but a strong knowledge base in animal science, with coursework in nutrition/biochemistry and functional knowledge of the equine industry is preferred.
Interested applicants should submit a brief letter describing the basis for their interest, along with a
curriculum vitae, copies of undergraduate transcripts and GRE scores, and contact information for
three references to: Dr. Jennie Ivey, Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Science, using the email address jzivey@utk.edu. Applicants may also reach Dr. Ivey by e- mail or phone (865-974-3157) with any questions, if necessary. Review of interested applicants will begin immediately, and will continue until a suitable student is found.
The Herbert Scholars Program, established by UT alumni James and Judi Herbert, provides financial assistance of up to $5,000 for five to eight Herbert College of Agriculture undergraduates during the summer term to engage in experiential learning opportunities for ten weeks.
Participants will have the ability to fully engage in hands-on summer experiences without the burden of personal financial obligations. Herbert Scholars will use these opportunities to lay a strong foundation for future success as leaders in the agricultural and natural resources industry.
This site lists scholarships available to youth majoring agriculture or with a dairy background.
The Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) program is dedicated to improving the opportunities for college students wishing to pursue an interest in the field of equine management.
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Kentucky Equine Research is an international equine nutrition, research, and consultation company serving horse owners and the feed industry. The company’s goals are to advance the industry’s knowledge of equine nutrition and exercise physiology, apply that knowledge to produce healthier, more athletic horses, and support the nutritional care of all horses throughout their life.
KESMARC Kentucky is the finest and most complete equine therapy center in the world. From Breeder’s Cup winners to Grand Prix level horses, we have provided care to the top equine athletes in every discipline for more than twenty years. Horses sidelined by injury, surgery, or those simply in need of a break can come back to athletic form through our program of controlled exercise. We work with your veterinarian to put together rehabilitation programs for each equine athlete.
The only freestanding grief counseling center in the state of Tennessee. It is a nonprofit focused on equine-assisted grief counseling located in Maryville, Tennessee.
Volunteers needed. Link to Website
Miner Institute’s Mission: Research, Education, Demonstration
Explore the many educational opportunities in research, summer experiences, and programs at their website.
Murphy Family Ventures, MFV, is genuinely a family company that opened for business in December 2004. As a management company, MFV provides a wide array of support services to businesses owned by the Murphy family and others. Through the years since its inception, the business has expanded to provide management and support services to a diverse group well beyond the heritage of agriculture.
At the core of the company’s success is its vision of being committed as a responsible employer and an active member of the community. Murphy Family Ventures’ focus is to provide value-driven and diverse growth, founded on a heritage of loyalty, integrity, efficiency, work ethic, and family-centered values.
The National Dairy Promotion and Research Board (NDPRB), through Dairy Management Inc. (DMI), annually awards up to eleven $2,500 scholarships to eligible undergraduate students (sophomore through senior) enrolled in college/university programs that emphasize dairy. Majors include: communications/public relations, journalism, marketing, business, economics, nutrition, food science, and agricultural education. In addition, the NDPRB awards a $3,500 James H. Loper Jr. Memorial Scholarship to the outstanding scholarship recipient.
Internships offer students real-life opportunities working within the dairy industry. Recognizing this, National Dairy Shrine has established an internship posting for its members to share internship opportunities with dairy youth. Check out the available internships offered by industry leaders around the country!
Dairy
The National Pork Producers Council, representing forty-two affiliated state associations, works to ensure that the US pork industry remains a consistent and responsible supplier of high-quality pork to domestic and international markets.
The Summer Research Experiences (SRE/REU) at NIMBioS provide undergrads in math, biology, and related fields the opportunity to conduct research in teams with UT professors, NIMBioS researchers, and collaborators on projects at the interface of math and biology. During this eight-week summer program, participants live on the UT Knoxville campus and work in collaborative teams on a variety of biological research projects using mathematical methods. The topics change each year and cover a range of life science areas including disease and health, evolution, ecology, molecular biology, and more. Students receive a stipend, apartment-style housing, travel support to Knoxville, and more.
SRE/REU participants have gone on to do amazing things, from publishing their research in academic journals, to winning competitions with their research, to pursuing doctoral studies at the interface of math and biology.
Noble Research Institute
One semester or one summer…that’s all it takes to become a member of a team, impact the agriculture industry, and set a course that can change your life.
The National Poultry and Food Distributors Association Scholarship Foundation has given almost $260,000 to rising leaders in the forty years it has been operating. Every year since 1979, NPFDA has awarded a select group of deserving students with a scholarship to help them complete their college education.
Poultry
The OneUSDA Internship Program offers federal opportunities to students currently enrolled in qualifying educational programs or institutions. It is a comprehensive developmental program intended to provide students with experience in a dynamic work environment that will enhance their educational goals and help shape their career choices. An internship with USDA will involve various components of on-the-job experience, mentorship, and training tailored to the student’s education, experience, and interests.
To ensure the robust supply of scientists and engineers to meet the DoD’s future science and technology needs, the ORISE program places individuals from the academic community (students, recent graduates, and faculty) in DoD research projects. Whether you are interested in applying to the program, are a current participant, or are a DoD employee sponsoring or mentoring participants, our site has valuable information for you. We invite you to learn more about our programs by selecting the category that best describes you.
Oxbow Animal Health offers scholarships to students interested in pursuing careers in the pet industry (especially small mammals such as rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, etc.) or the field of animal health and nutrition. Use this same link to check out available career opportunities.
Link to the Academic Scholarships page
pets
The PDPW Enhanced Internship Program offers a platform and resource for collegiate-level students to partner with an active dairy farmer for an educational, hands-on, on-farm professional experience.
Looking for students enrolled in pre-vet, general agricultural, or animal science programs that want to expand their exposure to the world of equine veterinary medicine.
A full service equine clinic offering ambulatory and hospital care. Visit their website to explore intern, extern and shadow programs.
The University of Tennessee, Department of Animal Science invites applications for a full-time, 12-
month, tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor.
This position will have a 70% UT Extension appointment focusing on Poultry Management and 30% research appointment with UTIA AgResearch.
Responsibilities include: Independently and collaboratively work with other faculty, UT Extension agents, and key partners to plan, develop, implement and evaluate practical, science-based educational programs for poultry management that will benefit the Tennessee poultry industry; Provide lectures within the Department of Animal Science; Provide continuing education to county UT Extension agricultural agents and provide assistance to the department’s youth livestock programs; Establish and maintain a strong working relationship with key partners in the Tennessee poultry industry; Independently or collaboratively conduct applied research projects in areas related to the candidate’s expertise; Apply for and receive extramural funding (grants, contracts, gifts and fees) to support extension programming and applied research; Convey work to stakeholders and the scientific community in the form of scholarly, peer-reviewed Extension publications, scientific abstracts, and refereed journal articles); Provide timely and accurate information in response to public requests about poultry management; Participate in implementation of UT Extension Strategic Plan structure as requested; Establish and/or maintain cooperative efforts with Extension specialists at other institutions both regionally and nationally; Create opportunities for Animal Science students to learn about the poultry industry through field trips, poultry-related meeting or conferences, hands-on operations, etc.; Participate in institutional service activities as directed by the Animal Science Department (e.g., committee service and student recruitment).
As part of RFF’s commitment to research excellence, RFF promotes research and policy analysis on environmental and natural resource issues by supporting work at colleges, universities, and other institutions around the world and by connecting researchers to RFF to help formulate new lines of inquiry.
Select Sires Inc. is a federation of nine farmer-owned-and-controlled cooperatives. It provides highly fertile semen as well as excellence in service and programs to achieve its basic objective of supplying livestock breeders with America’s best genetics at a reasonable price.
Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute, 3001 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20008
Visit the Careers section to find jobs and internships.
Looking for good people who are willing to work hard so that others will enjoy their horseback riding experiences in Colorado. There are several seasonal positions they hire for, including openings for wranglers and cooks. We hire for several stable locations each summer, and sometimes have year-round positions available. If you have any questions please contact us.
Job Opportunities
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The University of Tennessee is seeking applications and nominations for the position of Student Support and Records Specialist in the Animal Science Department, Herbert College of Agriculture at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. This full time, non‐exempt hourly position provides administrative support to the Undergraduate and Graduate Programs.
Specific duties include but are not limited to:
- Compile, summarize data, enrollment reports, surveys and questionnaires, prepare & maintain reports for Undergraduate and Graduate programs
- BANNER overrides, force adding, adding minors, grade changes, change of majors and concentrations, drop/add, update advisors, update mentors, print DARS reports and transcripts
- Coordinate with Undergraduate Coordinator, Graduate Director and Department Head to complete Animal Science timetable of course offerings each semester
- Identify, troubleshoot issues, direct contact with Registrars’ Office and UTK Graduate School
- Keep Graduate mentors informed of Graduate applicant’s status in Slate, communicate with Graduate applicants related to status of application, notifying Graduate Committee chair when application is complete
- Coordinate pre/post admissions for incoming graduate students; including correspondence via email, verbal and written communications with graduate applicants and graduate mentors
- Attend UTK Graduate Directors Workshop and inform Director, Graduate Faculty, Students of program content
- Assess/Review applicants in SLATE, provide applicant status to graduate committee. Enter admission decisions for graduate applicants into SLATE, Keep faculty educated on SLATE and other relevant software
- Develop/Maintain positive relationships with UTK Herbert College of Agriculture, Graduate Admissions, Graduate School, Registrar and Bursar’s Office and other entities
- Assist Herbert College of Agriculture coordinate prospective student campus visits/tours for Animal Science faculty
- Plan and coordinate annual Teaching Summit and Awards Banquet
- Assist Scholarship Committee with reports/invitations/mailings
- Other duties as needed and directed by Department Head and Supervisor
The Chronicle of the Horse offers an editorial internship for people interested in horses and journalism. Our internship gives interns a real feel for publishing. The job description varies little from the actual duties of the editorial staff. We work with the intern, offering personal attention and a level of responsibility fitted to the individual. Successful candidates arrive at the Chronicle ready to hit the ground running thanks to strong writing skills, familiarity with our products, and in-depth sport horse knowledge.
Currently the largest pork producer in Tennessee and the thirtieth largest pork producer in the United States.
Visit Tosh Farms to find available positions
swine, pork, animal care, producer, tennessee, grain, feed,
During the next five years, US college graduates will find good employment opportunities if they have expertise in food, agriculture, renewable natural resources, or the environment. Between 2015 and 2020, we expect to see 57,900 average annual openings for graduates with bachelor’s or higher degrees in those areas.
According to our projections, almost half of the opportunities will be in management and business. Another 27 percent will be in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Jobs in sustainable food and biomaterials production will make up 15 percent, while 12 percent of the openings will be in education, communication, and governmental services.
TIP: Build your skills through internships, research, and extra writing and speaking opportunities.
See FULL REPORT @ USDA Ag Career Opportunities
Bioscience, Industry, Management, Sales, Communication, Education
UT AgResearch is the state’s flagship research institution for agricultural science and natural resources. As a land-grant university, the University of Tennessee is committed to excellence in learning, scholarship, and engagement with society. In all its activities, the university aims to advance the frontiers of human knowledge and enrich and elevate society. The university welcomes and honors people of all races, genders, creeds, cultures, and sexual orientations, and values intellectual curiosity, pursuit of knowledge, and academic freedom and integrity. The university intends that its graduates will promote the values and institutions of representative democracy and be prepared to lead lives of personal integrity and civic responsibility.
First stop for all things career-related. Provide career counseling, career exploration classes, interest and personality assessments, and resources to help you choose a major and career. If you seek employment, they can help you identify part-time jobs, internships, and full-time positions through our HIRE-A-VOL system. If you haven’t already, register with HIRE-A-VOL and gain access to job postings as well as updates about workshops, job fairs, and employer visits.
The National Cattlemen’s Foundation is honoring the successful career of the late W.D. Farr of Greeley, Colorado, through two annual $15,000 graduate scholarships bearing his name.
As a Disney College Program participant, you’ll become part of the magic that is known worldwide. Gain valuable, on-the-job experience working in our parks and resorts, participate in college coursework, and have the opportunity to meet and live with people from all over the country and potentially the world in company-sponsored housing. This truly unique five- to seven-month program allows participants to network with leaders, take part in personal and career development classes, and build transferable skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, guest service, and effective communication.
Zoo Knoxville offers programs for undergraduates that provide practical experience for students interested in working in a zoological facility, encompassing the fields of animal care, research, and conservation.
Click to learn more about Zoo Knoxville Internship Opportunities