[Sextonlabmeeting] Fwd: Exciting new job opportunities at CNPS California Native Plant Society

[Jason Sexton]

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From: Lawrence P Janeway <LJaneway at csuchico.edu>
Date: Sun, Mar 25, 2018 at 6:26 PM
Subject: Exciting new job opportunities at CNPS California Native Plant
Society
To: Herbarium <herbarium at csuchico.edu>


I don’t usually send around job announcements. But CNPS is so central to
all aspects of conservation of native plants in California that I am
forwarding their information about 3 positions that they are currently
recruiting to fill.  BTW, Northern California Botanists have a Jobs Board
on their web site for advertising and finding such job announcements:
www.norcalbotanists.org/jobs.htm.

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Will you please help us to get the word out and find great candidates for
these important positions? Because this is so important, we hope you will
please send to anyone you think would be good, and of course share widely
among your network.



Job descriptions for these three positions are available at
www.cnps.org/cnps/jobs/:



-- Development Director

-- Rare Plant Treasure Hunt Manager

-- Important Plant Areas Program Manager



Review of applications for the IPA position has started and will continue
until it is filled. Review of applications for the others begin April 2nd



Thank you in advance.





About the California Native Plant Society (CNPS):

www.cnps.org

"The California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a 501(c)(3) organization
dedicated to conserving California native plants and their natural
habitats, and increasing understanding, appreciation, and horticultural use
of native plants. CNPS statewide programs include conservation, education,
horticulture, rare plant science, and vegetation science. Approximately
10,000 members and thousands of volunteers, organized across 35 chapters
covering all of California and Northern Baja California, Mexico, hold
regular local events and activities to engage the public and bring
awareness to California’s native plants and natural heritage."









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-- 
Jason Sexton
Assistant Professor
Life and Environmental Sciences
School of Natural Sciences
University of California, Merced
231 Science and Engineering Building 1
jsexton2 at ucmerced.edu
(209) 228-2426
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