The EUREKA! McConnell Science Museum is opening a new position as the Director of the Environmental Institute for Stewardship and Leadership. The EUREKA! Environmental Institute Expedition Director is responsible for the creation, oversight, administration, and implementation of various science based outdoor education and recreation programs for people ages 1-99, focusing on 4th through 12th grade students.
This position will be responsible for developing, planning, and leading all trips, camps, and programs run within the Environmental Institute, as well as developing outdoor education and recreation lesson plans to deliver on these trips. The incumbent will create and enforce important standard safety protocols, determine appropriate locations for all trips, and assist other outdoor instructors in a co-teaching environment. This highly responsible position requires a strong leader who is passionate about science education, has a desire to work with youth, lots of outdoor experience, and who can provide meaningful, fun learning experiences to program participants.
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Please read the full job description before beginning the application process
In order to receive guaranteed consideration, applications must be submitted by December 1st
To apply, applicants must submit the following via email to the Intern Director, Austin Solko, at asolko@eurekasciencemuseum.org
The EUREKA! McConnell Science Museum is seeking dedicated, customer service oriented individuals to be STEAM Interns. The incumbents will be responsible for engaging and educating children in preschool through 12th grade about STEAM using demonstrations and hands-on activities. STEAM Interns deliver educational content in camp programs, birthday parties, school groups, and outreach demonstrations.
The individuals in these positions will be responsible for developing and co-instructing STEAM lessons, providing inquiry based feedback to program participants, and managing classroom behavior. The incumbents will provide oversight to high school students who are enrolled in the Counselor in Training (CIT) Program. This highly responsible position requires a strong leader who is passionate about science education, has a desire to work with youth, and who can provide meaningful, fun learning experiences to program participants.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
LICENSES, CERTIFICATES OR EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS / EXPERIENCE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
To apply, applicants must submit the following via email to the Intern Director, Austin Solko, at asolko@eurekasciencemuseum.org