THE WILLIAM W. MCINTYRE WYOMING OUTDOOR LEGACY FELLOWSHIP
The William W. McIntyre Wyoming Outdoors Legacy Fellowship offers a unique opportunity for one University of Wyoming graduate student to gain hands-on experience in state conservation and energy policy each year. The fellow will work part-time with the Outdoor Council, have the opportunity to earn academic credit through an applied practicum, and get experience working directly with policy advocates and lawmakers in the state.
The fellowship is designed to be customizable and generally mirror the academic calendar with the goal of helping students “find their voice” on conservation issues affecting Wyoming and/or tribal conservation on the Wind River Reservation. By tracking the full legislative process, the fellowship participants will gain practical, real-world experience in natural resource policy work to help them prepare for a successful career in conservation or natural resource policy.
Applications will be available around April 2026 for the Summer 2026—Spring 2027 fellowship position. Please check back then for more information.
If you have questions, email us at info@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org.