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   New Orleans Hazard Mitigation Office

Internship Announcement

Internship Title: Hazard Mitigation Intern

Department: Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness,

Hazard Mitigation Office

Position Description:

Hazard Mitigation Interns will support professional staff in the New Orleans Hazard Mitigation Office. As an intern, you will help review FEMA disaster mitigation documents, assist in the coordination of mitigation projects, collect and analyze data, conduct fieldwork, and complete other tasks as necessary. Interns must be able to work collaboratively, meet deadlines in a high pressure environment, handle complex projects, and maintain effective work relationships. Interns are expected to act with the highest level of integrity, be accountable and responsible, and submit regular progress reports.

Qualifications:

* Bachelor’s degree candidate or graduate
* Strong research, writing, and analytical skills
* Interest in hazard mitigation and disaster management

Department Description:

The Hazard Mitigation Office manages the City’s FEMA-funded hazard mitigation programs, including the elevation and reconstruction of homes, hardening of critical facilities, and updates to the City’s Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Office is responsible for gathering knowledge about local hazards and risks, and incorporating this knowledge into city planning and project development. We also communicate hazard and risk information to New Orleans residents, coordinate with city, state, and federal agencies, and build long-term capacity in integrated disaster planning.

Timeline:

Students are expected to start orientation the week of January 25- 28, 2010. Interns will begin working the first week of February, 2010.

Application Deadline: January 15, 2010

How to Apply: Please send a cover letter and resume to:

Miriam Belblidia, Hazard Mitigation Specialist

msbelblidia@cityofno.com

Please note:

Candidates should plan to commit ten hours each week for three consecutive months or one academic semester. Candidates will be notified by January 21, 2010 if they have been selected as a Hazard Mitigation Intern. This is an unpaid internship.


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