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For the latest forecasts and critical weather information, visit weather.gov.

Communications and Outreach: Translating atmospheric sciences research into engaging stories (Virtual or Washington DC metro area or in Oak Ridge, TN)

Summary / Description

NOAA research benefits the public! Join the Air Resources Laboratory (ARL) this summer! We are looking for someone passionate about telling the stories about our work and helping our team develop exciting content. Longer projects include larger campaigns such as web and social media content around ARL’s involvement in safeguarding the 2026 U.S. FIFA World Cup games and the Air Resources Car as it participates in a field mission in Texas and New Mexico. (No travel will be involved.) Short-term projects include interviewing scientists about their work to write interesting stories and potential graphic design opportunities.

Skills Required

  • Strong writing skills with the ability to translate scientific language into plain language
  • Familiarity with creative tools such as Creative Suite and Canva
  • Background or interest in communications, atmospheric or environmental sciences or digital content creation

Type of Opportunity

  • Communications

Location

  • Virtual or in-person at an ARL office in the Washington D.C. metro area or Oak Ridge, TN. No housing assistance is available.

Other Information

  • Intern Supervisor:  Tracey Bien-Aime, Outreach and Communications Specialist
  • Number of Slots Available:  1