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  • Welcome
  • Adult Conservation Crews
    • Gear Lists >
      • Front Country Crews
      • Back Country Crews
      • Chainsaw Crews
      • Fire Crews >
        • Veterans Fire Corps (VFC) - NPS
        • Women's Fire Crew
        • Kentucky Fire & Recreation Crew
      • Day Crews
      • Disaster Response Crews
      • Gear Stores - Chattanooga
    • Food
    • Wellness in the Field
    • Outdoor Ethics
    • Off Hitch - Chattanooga >
      • Places to Stay
      • Things To Do
    • AmeriCorps Benefits
    • Living Stipend Disbursements
    • Member Assistance Program
    • First Day
    • FAQ's
  • Individual Placements
    • Individual Placement Program
    • AmeriCorps Benefits
    • Living Stipend Disbursements
    • Member Assistance Program
    • FAQ's
  • Youth Conservation Crews
    • Gear Lists >
      • Camping Crews
      • Day Crews
    • Wellness in the Field
    • Outdoor Ethics
    • Living Stipend Disbursements
    • Member Assistance Program
    • First Day
    • FAQ's
  • After Your Term
    • How to Use Your Education Award
    • Opportunities
    • Fire Opportunities
  • About
    • Contact
    • Learn More About SECC
    • SECC Newsroom

welcome TO 
​Southeast Conservation corps

Congratulations on accepting a term of service as an AmeriCorps Corpsmember with Southeast Conservation Corps (SECC). These next few months will present you with a grand opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of conservation, land management, forestry, fuels management, and stewardship. Service as an AmeriCorps member is an introduction to a new and exciting lifestyle - over the course of the season you will live, learn, train, and work to protect and preserve America’s public lands.
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Exciting, challenging, rewarding – there is no one word to describe participating in SECC. You’ll learn new skills, but it will take sweat: this program is designed to be extremely rigorous. You will complete conservation service projects and learn many skills through experience. You will meet great people and finesse teamwork skills to push through times you don't see eye-to-eye. You're joining a long legacy of working hard for the environment and community, and giving something back. We’re glad you’re joining us. Please browse through this site before your first day using the clickable links at the top and bottom of each page. This information will help you gain a better understanding of what to expect!

Things to do before your first day

1. Paperwork

2. Purchase Gear (If Applicable)

  • Complete all your paperwork on UKG Ready.​ Check your spam folder in your email if you haven't gotten login information.  
  • ​Don't forget to bring your ORIGINAL IDs on your first day (either social security card and passport OR social security card, birth certificate, and driver's license)!
  • Purchase all the gear that you need from the gear list (let us know if you need loaner gear) and have it all packed and ready to go. You may want to test out your gear beforehand.​
  • Break in your boots if they are new!

Member Expectations

Commitment - Members must make a strong commitment to complete all aspects of the program, including conservation projects, education, and training.  Your commitment to the program is necessary for our success and yours! 
Safety - You will be expected to take a serious attitude toward safety all day, every day.
Professionalism – Members must be willing to appropriately represent SECC and AmeriCorps.
Teamwork – Members must be willing to work hard and participate as part of a team. Flexibility is key!
Environmental Ethics - Members must be willing to learn and practice 'Leave No Trace' techniques.
Substance Free – In accordance to a drug free workplace, alcohol and drugs are prohibited while participating in SECC and AmeriCorps activities and while on SECC property.
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