Mitchell shared her experience working in national parks and other public lands. As a Utah Master Naturalist, Mitchell has extensive training and certification in the natural sciences, which allows her to share her expertise with the public.
During the speech, Mitchell shared her experience working for the National Park Service via the Intergovernmental Internship Cooperative, a program based out of SUU to help students and recent graduates get involved with various government agencies, including the National Park Service, Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
Mitchell also explained that while national parks are great for a number of activities, they are still limited in some ways. Working in public lands is a difficult job, and Mitchell explained that some of the challenges she faces include finding jobs and being in the field.
She encourages anyone struggling to find a job or choose a career to be persistent and patient. You can do it scared; you can do it nervous; you can do it.
If you have a passion for something, you should totally explore it. Mitchell also recommended that anyone with a passion for the outdoors try an IIC program. Those interested in more information should visit the IIC webpage. Story by: Jacob Horne outdoors suunews. February 3, February 3, February 1, January 31, January 31, Related Posts. Wind advisory to start the week February 3, February 3, Outdoor recreation grad to pro bike shop manager January 31, January 31, Previous Article Gymnastics cements their conference control with championship win.
