Jobs, Internships, and More

Below are a number of opportunities that you may be interested in. Other opportunities can always be found on the Academic and Career Advising Center’s Handshake page. 

Please note that not all of the following programs are associated with Cal Poly Humboldt or the Department of Biological Sciences. Endorsement of the program by Cal Poly Humboldt or the Department of Biological Sciences should not be inferred.

Week of August 3-7, 2026

The Trinity County Resource Conservation District is accepting applications for the position of Horticulture and Ecological Restoration Assistant - Conservation Technician II.  The Horticulture and Ecological Restoration Assistant Conservation Technician II will work under the supervision of the Horticulture Specialist and the Project Coordinator in the Ecological Restoration Program, and is responsible for assisting with nursery operations, supporting stewardship of the Young Family Ranch, and assisting in additional restoration activities such as noxious weed removal, irrigation, and revegetation site maintenance.  The Horticulture and Ecological Restoration Assistant is a full-time position with flexible scheduling, paid leave, medicalbenefits, and retirement options.  This is a grant-funded position until December 31^st. District employees are subject to routine management reviews and serve at the Board of Directors' discretion.The Native Plant Nursery is a 0.1-acre conservation nursery located on the grounds of the historic Young Family Ranch, where plants for restoration projects are grown and housed.  In addition to assisting in the nursery, this position will help with general landscaping and stewardship needs for the Young Family Ranch and assist with District outreach and events.
First review of applications is August 10, 2026; Download the vacancy announcement and details for more information

The Center for Teaching and Learning is looking for several graduate students to join the Mid-Semester Feedback Program and get started at the beginning of Fall 2026. Students working in this program have gained valuable skills in group facilitation, aggregation and analysis of qualitative data, and reporting. Grad Students! Looking for an on-campus job that will provide opportunities to hone your facilitation skills in any field? We are looking for new team members to join the Mid-Semester Feedback Program, where you will gain valuable group facilitation experience, as well as skills in aggregation/analysis of qualitative feedback. Graduate student facilitators meet with faculty to discuss their courses, facilitate student group conversations, and gather feedback about their course experience. The goal is to provide anonymous feedback to the instructor for enhancement/improvement.
· $16.90/hour
· 1-2 hour paid training ~ beginning of fall semester
· Group facilitation weeks 5-14 of the semester
· Hours based on your schedule, up to 20 hours per week
Details about the Mid-Semester Feedback Program can be found on the CTL website.
Email your resume to Shi Feng: sf300@humboldt.edu