Individual Placement Program
The Individual Placement Program connects our partner organizations who need help with natural resource conservation, environmental education programs, or capacity building projects with young conservation professionals looking to break into the field and serve their communities through the AmeriCorps program.
Current Openings!
Construction and Recycling Assistant
ReStore, Habitat for Humanity
Location: La Crosse, WI
Start Date: April 25th, 2022
End Date: August 26th, 2022
675-hour AmeriCorps Term
(2 positions available)
Beaver Creek Reserve
Start Date: March 7th, 2022
End Date: August 26th, 2022
675-hour AmeriCorps Term
(2 positions available)
Kenosha County Park System
Start Date: April 25th, 2022
End Date: August 26th, 2022
675-hour AmeriCorps Term
Position Dates:
Vary By Position
Position Type:
Full-time, temporary
Compensation:
$335/week, job training, optional health insurance and child care for 1700-hour AmeriCorps Members
Quick Facts
Overview
Individual Placement AmeriCorps Members serve with WisCorps partner organizations focused on the areas of natural resource conservation and environmental education.
WisCorps’ Individual Placement Program through AmeriCorps / Serve Wisconsin provides opportunities for dedicated AmeriCorps members to gain practical conservation and educator skills while working with a site mentor and exploring career options.
Members promote community service and environmental awareness through direct training and service in the outdoors while participating in community engagement projects. Service Members serve at a single placement site, receive a biweekly stipend and AmeriCorps benefits
that correlate to their term of service. Upon successful completion of their service hours, Individual Placements receive a Segal Education Award correlating to the number of service hours completed.
Individual Placement Members will be responsible for participating in valuable opportunities focusing on environmentally conscious activities through programming for community involvement. Members will spend time researching, maintaining and cultivating interest in area community gardens, community conservation programs, and assist with volunteer mobilization and recruitment. Members will be supported and mentored by WisCorps headquarters staff, placement site staff, and team leaders throughout their term of service.
Check out each position descriptions above for our current openings!