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From: lsquill@gsosun1.gso.uri.edu (lesley squillante)
Subject: Job Opening at University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center

APOLOGIES FOR ANY CROSS-POSTINGS !!


UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
Position Description


TITLE:                          Marine Research Specialist III

DIVISION:                       Graduate School of Oceanography

REPORTS TO:             Associate Coastal Manager, US Program,
                                                Coastal Resources Center

SUPERVISES:             Students and professional support staff

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Manage hazard mitigation projects with an emphasis on developing state and
local hazard mitigation plans and implementing actions.  Responsibilities
also include increasing public awareness of natural hazard risk and
promoting policy which will significantly reduce the related risks to
property and life.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelors degree required in coastal management or relevant field such as
marine affairs/policy, civil engineering, landscape architecture, natural
resources, geology or public administration/planning.  Must have a minimum
of three years experience in such areas as hazards planning, flood
management, community planning, or government policy development/analysis.
Skills in the following required: project management, team projects,
working with government officials, program and policy development, report
writing, communication, and workshop facilitation.  Also required are basic
skills in word processing and database management.  Must provide own
transportation in order to travel extensively to meetings and to conduct
research in the state and the region.  Program training and GIS experience
preferred.

APPLICATION

Submit a letter of application and resume by February 7, 1997 to:

Virginia Lee, Search Coordinator
(Log # 091204)
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
P.O. Box G
Kingston, RI 02881

NOTE:  For those receiving this posting via internet, DO NOT email your
application/resume.  All applications/resumes must be forward in hard copy
to the above address.


Lesley Squillante
Assistant Director
Coastal Resources Center
Graduate School of Oceanography
University of Rhode Island
Narragansett, RI 02882

tel:  (401) 874-6489
fax:  (401) 789-4670
email:  lsquill@gsosun1.gso.uri.edu


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