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More than just supervisors, SCA Field Leaders serve to mentor, motivate, and inspire, ensuring that their team members learn, grow, and achieve great things over the course of their programs. Field Leaders can lead an SCA Corps team of young adults for several months, a high school-aged National Crew for four weeks over summer vacation, a Community Crew located in an urban setting close to home (select U.S. cities), or a team of their peers on an off-season Leader Team. Field Leaders can be specialists in trail maintenance & building, habitat & native species restoration, fire management & monitoring, visitor use surveys & outreach, and many more fields of service.
Website: http://www.scacrewleaders.org/
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Members: 62
Latest Activity: Apr 30
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So it begins...
Posted by Olivia Angelino on May 22, 2013 at 8:51pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Today, May 22nd, I begin my SCA journey. This morning I woke up to find an email from SCA crews; I had received a summer national crew placement. I honestly had given up hope since my availability dates were so limited, so I didn't expect to get a placement, but luckily I was proven wrong. I opened the email on my phone and my eyes went immediately to "congratulations". I quickly began skimming the email for the important details, location and dates. Well turns out I'll be heading to Alaska,…
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Kayleigh Weaver joined Kate Hagner's group
AmeriCorps
A place for AmeriCorps members and alumni to come together around national service, volunteerism, and getting things done to make our planet a better place.See More
Heather Furman replied to Emily Poore's discussion May's Book: "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle" by Barbara Kingsolver in the group Conservation Book Club"I've had a lot of luck growing lettuce in windowboxes and herbs in containers :) "
Libby Young joined Ann Pedtke's group
SCA New York City
News from SCA members serving in the Big (green) Apple.Follow SCA New York City on Facebook @StudentConservationAssociationNYC and on Twitter @sca_nyc.See More
Nancy Logan commented on Andrea Willingham's blog post Life after SCA"Congratulations and best of luck to you!
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Kate Hagner replied to Emily Poore's discussion May's Book: "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle" by Barbara Kingsolver in the group Conservation Book Club"I'd be interested in knowing how many people out there grow food of their own -- on any scale, whether it's a single tomato plant on a deck or a full-fledged canning-for-winter garden. I always have aspirations to have a great…"
AmeriCorps
A place for AmeriCorps members and alumni to come together around national service, volunteerism, and getting things done to make our planet a better place.See More
Rachel King joined Rob Terry's group
Conservation Interns
A place for all past, present, and future Conservation Interns to connect, share their stories, and support one another as we work in service to the land.See More
Kate Hagner commented on Kate Hagner's group AmeriCorps"This month's career webinar offered by the organization AmeriCorps Alums is The AmeriCorps Alums Career Panel. It will provide perspectives from alumni on how they leveraged AmeriCorps as part of their career. Participants…"
Olivia Angelino posted a blog postSo it begins...
Today, May 22nd, I begin my SCA journey. This morning I woke up to find an email from SCA crews; I had received a summer national crew placement. I honestly had given up hope since my availability dates were so limited, so I didn't expect to get a placement, but luckily I was proven wrong. I opened the email on my phone and my eyes went immediately to "congratulations". I quickly began skimming the email for the important details, location and dates. Well turns out I'll be heading to Alaska,…See More
Joe Szuszwalak commented on Joe Szuszwalak's blog post Preparing for the summer in RMNP"Thanks Rob, I'm looking forward to it!"
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