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The Greater Lansing Food Bank is seeking a Plant Propagation Intern for spring semester to produce vegetable seedlings in a greenhouse for the Garden Project <http://greaterlansingfoodbank.org/programs/programs-home/the-garden-project/> and Lansing Roots <http://greaterlansingfoodbank.org/programs/programs-home/lansing-roots/> programs. Responsibilities include: · Seed selection and starting, watering, nutrient management, and ongoing plant maintenance · Management of greenhouse space (learn climate control mechanisms, organize and clean greenhouse materials) · Self-motivation will increase possibilities of service scope and may include conducting seed starting workshops, and creating educational materials 10 hours per week minimum, 15-20 preferred. Includes a stipend ranging from $500-1500 depending on availability and experience. For a full position description, including application instructions, follow this link. <http://greaterlansingfoodbank.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/2017-Horticulture-and-Propagation-Intern.pdf> Majel Maes | office and administrative coordinator mailing: p.o. box 16224 | lansing, mi 48901 office: 919 filley | lansing, mi 48906 warehouse: 2116 mint | lansing, mi 48906 p: 517.853.7804 f: 517.853.7817 | www.greaterlansingfoodbank.org <http://www.greaterlansingfoodbank.org/> Serving Eaton, Ingham, Clinton, Shiawassee, Gratiot, Isabella & Clare counties. <http://www.facebook.com/#!/GreaterLansingFoodBank> <http://twitter.com/#!/GLFoodbank> <http://www.youtube.com/user/GLFoodBank> Julie Cotton, M.S. Academic SpecialistSustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Michigan State University 1066 Bogue St., Room A264 Plant and Soil Science Building East Lansing, MI 48824 [log in to unmask] 517-353-0156 undergrads: www.safss.msu.edu grads: www.effs.msu.edu