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TDEC Environmental Scientists, Foresters, and Consultants - View open TDEC positions here!
Description: The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation frequently hires for various environmental positions at their West, Middle, and East Tennessee offices. Visit the TN.gov website and search for positions at TDEC.
Salary Range: $48,204 – $72,468 annually.
TDEC Environmental Scientist 1 - Division of Air Pollution Control
Description: The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation is hiring an Environmental Scientist 1 (TDEC ENSC1) in the Division of Air Pollution Control's Quality Assurance Team. As a TDEC ENSC1, you will support the operation and quality assurance of Tennessee’s ambient air monitoring network by conducting field work, analyzing air quality data, and assisting in the development of technical procedures and documentation. This position is based at the Nashville Environmental Field Office. Currently, TDEC employees are working in alternative workspaces from their homes with weekly scheduled time in their assigned offices.
Qualifications: The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree or higher in environmental science, chemistry, physics, meteorology, or a related field. Preferred candidates will have some familiarity with air quality or environmental monitoring equipment, data analysis, and technical writing.
Salary Range: $48,204 - $72,468
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Position closes on 07/21/2025 11:59 pm Central Time.
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Engendering the Spirit of Gadugi at the FEW-Nexus
Description: The Engendering the Spirit of Gadugi at the Food-Energy-Water (FEW) Nexus program is a graduate-level program designed to promote a collaborative approach to the training of a socially and culturally responsible holistic-style professional, interested in applying technical engineering and science principles to complex FEW Nexus challenges. Partnering with key community leaders, including the Cherokee Nation, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Appalachian communities, and local rural areas, the program offers students an inclusive and immersive learning experience that strengthens students’ ability to solve complex FEW problems.
Overview: The program is a National Science Foundation Research Traineeship program that provides a comprehensive and culturally appropriate mentoring approach for students interested in investigating FEW Nexus challenges as part of their M.S. and Ph.D. programs at Tennessee Technological University. The mentorship team will work with the NRT-NSF fellows to reach their academic and research goals with their leading advisor as well as facilitate the completion of the FEW Nexus focused program of study. Immersive experiences in partnering communities and innovative Renaissance Foundry Model guided classes that integrate cultural, sociopolitical, and historical knowledge influences FEW challenges that will form the foundation for the fellowship experience.
Students Who Can Apply: Applicants can be prospective students who would first apply to a graduate degree program for admission before applying for a fellowship. Current students at Tennessee Tech who are interested in the program can also apply but will need to confirm their eligibility with the program coordinator. Students must be U.S. Citizens.
What Does an NSF-NRT Fellowship Include? Fellowship stipends of $34,000 per year as available with possible renewal dependent on funding availability. Full tuition + fees (6-9 credits/academic semester). Opportunities for immersion, mentoring and holistic educational experiences.
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