Stateside Jobs and Opportunities

Student Employment Opportunities

Student Services posts current job and internship opportunities that are relevant and interesting to students. Check out the College of Forestry’s own Student Employment Opportunities Job Website to find your next job or internship!

**Oregon State makes no representation, warranty or guarantee about the positions listed. We do not prescreen employment or internship opportunities that are submitted. You assume full responsibility for your safety, security, wages, working conditions, etc. of any off-campus employment/internship opportunities.**

Getting a Dam Job- Search Success: A Step-by-Step Job Searching Guide

Looking for a job can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to. In this practical session, we’ll walk through the job search process step-by-step, from identifying your strengths and polishing your application to navigating the fatigue that comes with job searching. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to make a change, this session will give you the tools and confidence to take the next step in your career.

  • Tue, Jan 27 · 5:30 PM-6:30 PM PST, Register here.

Getting A Dam Job: How AI Is Changing Hiring & Jobs. Leveraging AI For Your Career

Artificial Intelligence continues to shape the future of work and the job market. Come to this workshop to learn employer’s perspectives on how AI influences their hiring practices and their expectations for how new employees will use AI on the job. Also, we’ll talk through how you can build and communicate your AI skills to future employers.

  • Thu, Mar 5 · 5 PM-6 PM PST, Register here.

RMBL Summer REU Research Opportunity

The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory is accepting applications for the 2026 undergraduate & post-baccalaureate independent research program.  Go to www.rmbl.org and follow the tab for ‘students’.

Each summer, the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) offers a 10-week intensive summer program, where 40 undergraduate and post-bac students live on site at the field station and conduct independent field-based research projects under the direction of a RMBL scientist mentor. Students apply to the RMBL Education Program, and when admitted, are matched to mentors and projects based on their interests. Students can select from a wide variety of ecological, behavioral, and evolutionary field projects (full project descriptions on the RMBL website).  Students may also supplement their research with a short course in field ecology or wildlife biology.  

Job Boards

Check out these company’s job boards for updated opportunities!

Research Opportunities

Looking for ways to get involved in research… and get paid? Check out these projects that need undergraduate assistance. These projects are spread out over a wide variety of disciplines, with a mix of in person/remote and paid/unpaid work. Check out this website to get more information and see if your skills, abilities, and interests are a match for these positions! (Deadlines Vary.) If no application link is provided for your project of interest, email the associated faculty member! Or check out opportunities with URSA Engage!

Handshake

Update your profile and upload your resume on Handshake to connect with employers, schedule interviews, and register for career fairs and events.

Willamette Resources & Educational Network (WREN) Volunteer Opportunities

WREN is a local nonprofit whose mission is to educate and promote land stewardship of the West Eugene Wetlands and surrounding habitats. Their current programs include a classroom based lesson series focusing on the wetlands for 4th and 5th graders, an after school program, and monthly Wetland Wanders–guided walks with ecosystem-specific experts. WREN is looking for volunteers to help with classroom activities, field trips, Wanders, community events, and more! If interested in volunteering with WREN, fill out the WREN Volunteer Form or contact by email at info@wewetlands.org.

Space Grant Internship Opportunities

Interested in space and looking for ways to get involved? Consider an internship with NASA. Visit NASA’s One Stop Shopping Initiative (OSSI) here. OSSI offers students the opportunity to apply for nearly all of NASA’s student internships in one place, using one simple application!  The OSSI website also makes it easy for students to find opportunities and apply to multiple programs with one simple application form.

For more information on the Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium’s (OSGC) available student opportunities please visit our website here.

To get involved with the Oregon Internship Opportunity Network (OrION) and connect to internship opportunities please visit OSGS’s website here.

Self-paced Sustainability Course

OSU’s Sustainability Office in partnership with OSU’s Sustainability Double Degree Program, is offering a new, two-part leadership program designed to provide a structured, practical and meaningful experience for students who wish to explore sustainability in a flexible, cost effective framework. Students can complete the Canvas-based Program at their own pace without committing to the time or expense of a for-credit course. Learn more here.

CEL Spotlight

Beaves Volunteer:

Help grow food for low-income families, provide emergency meals & housing, enhance parks & trails, maintain space for animals (with doggie playtime), or work toward affordable housing and housing equity. Projects address multiple social issues alongside community partners: Benton Habitat for Humanity, Heartland Humane Shelter & Care, Corvallis Parks & Recreation, Room at the Inn, & Starker Arts Garden for Education (SAGE). Read more about these projects on our Beavs Volunteer webpage.

CEL Events and Opportunities:

Did you know that Community Engagement & Leadership offers many opportunities in the Corvallis area? If you’re looking to get involved with your community, check out their newest opportunities here.

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