An interview with Jonathan Barnett, Trees For Houston's Intern from ExxonMobile Community Summer Jobs Program in Houston (click link for more information) which works collaboratively with Volunteer Houston.
[All TFH questions in italics]
Please give your attended college and major:
Texas A&M University, B.S. in Environmental Geoscience
What is your job objective for the summer?
This summer, I am working with the project manager, Casey Scribner, to design, plan, and scout future planting projects. In addition, we are currently maintaining previous planting sites and upkeeping TFH's tree farms.
What projects are you currently working on?
Creating google Sketch-up community services planting designs to enhance fundraising opportunities. Increasing awareness of drought conditions and watering trees around Houston...and beyond.
What are your personal goals for TFH?
To succeed. To conserve/save as many trees as possible during this severe drought.
How is this helping your future career choice?
Gaining exceptional and valuable experience in the non-profit field, as well as enhancing professional resume. My co-workers are always informative and helpful.
Do you have advice for other interns at Trees For Houston?
Drink lots of water when you are outside working in the heat of the summer!
Trees For Houston is a non-profit organization dedicated to planting, protecting and promoting trees.
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