Public Interest Environmental Scientist/Engineer The Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic at Washington University School of Law is seeking an environmental scientist/engineer with experience related to the development, implementation, and regulation of water quality policies. This position is an integral part of the team of attorneys and engineers who administer the Clinic, a pro bono law practice that handles complex environmental and community health cases for non-profit organizations in Missouri and Illinois. The Clinic is staffed by students who take primary responsibility for case handling during the academic semester, and offers the unique experience of working in interdisciplinary teams to serve public interest clients directly. The environmental scientist/engineer will provide primary technical expertise, direction, and feedback to students and clients on Clinic cases involving water and water related issues. Case related work could include providing input on the development of state or federal regulations p! ertaining to water quality, evaluating a particular industry or company's compliance with the CWA, reviewing and commenting on NPDES permits, reviewing and commenting on applications for CWA Section 401 Certification and Section 404 permits, litigation support, and/or participating in relevant stakeholder processes. For more information on the Clinic and the position, please see: http://law.wustl.edu/Clinics/Intenv/.
To Apply: Electronic submission preferred. To submit resume, writing sample and cover letter, or for additional information, please contact Beth Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED], (314) 935-4136. Beth Martin, M.S., P.E. Engineering and Science Director Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic Washington University in St. Louis 314-935-4136 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
