John Marshall Everglades Internship

Duration: 10 weeks during summer

Overview:
A summer undergraduate internship program where qualified students learn about the Everglades ecosystem, history, water management issues, and policies related to Everglades restoration.

Program Details

• Students gain in-depth understanding of Everglades history, environmental challenges, connection to Florida's economy, and restoration solutions
• Interns meet with high-level stakeholders, policymakers, and local business leaders
• Students discuss roles in Everglades restoration and learn about federal and state policies driving restoration efforts
• Program is part of the largest ecosystem restoration project in the world

Eligibility

Primary: Undergraduate students attending:

• Broward College
• Miami-Dade College
• Florida Memorial University
• Palm Beach State College

Alternative: All other undergraduate students can apply through REU Site Link

Contact

Address: 18001 Old Cutler Road, Suite 625, Palmetto Bay, Florida 33157

Background

Named after John Arthur Marshall (May 9, 1940 – March 28, 2016), a longtime environmentalist, career military officer, and devoted advocate for preserving the Everglades.

Application Process

1. Application Submission:
   • Students from Broward College, Miami-Dade College, Florida Memorial University, and Palm Beach State College: Click the specific application link provided
   • All other students: Apply through REU Site Link
2. Important Dates:
   • Application Period: November 28 through January 30 (typically)
   • Application Review: Month of February
   • Notification: Mid-March for acceptances/rejections
   • Program Dates: May 20 - July 26
3. Required Materials:
   • Not specified in available documentation
4. Contact for More Information:
   • Visit evergladesfoundation.org or contact info@evergladesfoundation.org