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Call for CAL-IPC Student Liaisons Applications

The California Invasive Plant Council is seeking two Student Liaisons to join our leadership team!


Clip art of hand holding a herbaceous plant that has green leaves and yellow flowers. The CAL-IPC logo is featured along with application information also described in the body of text below.

Student Liaisons have the opportunity to work with land managers and the Cal-IPC board members to plan events for the annual symposium and engage with the weed management community as part of a growing organization.

This is also a great opportunity to expand your network. Our Cal-IPC board is comprised of land managers, government employees, academics, and non-profit and private sector members.

This is a two-year commitment, so it provides plenty of time to build meaningful connections within the Cal-IPC community.



Open Positions: Secretary, Communications Coordinator


*Roles denote managerial responsibility, not the sole responsibility


General Liaison Responsibilities

  • Update job board 1x a month

  • Participate in student phone/video meetings 1x month

  • Attend board meetings when possible

  • Attend the annual symposium when possible

  • Join at least (2) task forces or committees to engage with the full Cal-IPC board and broaden your network


Secretary

  • Taking meeting minutes and facilitating communication between members of the Cal-IPC Student Section (managing Google Drive and other shared resources)

  • Responsible for post-meeting debriefs including posting notes on google drive and sending around an email when this is done with action items included


Communications Coordinator

  • Creating flyers and updating the Cal-IPC blog

  • Managing the Cal-IPC student website page and out-facing communication like mass e-mails, Twitter, or other broad social media posts

  • Promoting the Cal-IPC symposium and student section events via email and social media









If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at calipcstudents@gmail.com.


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