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Education
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POSTED 3/1/2010
J3413. Science Educator- Physical Science
Coyote Point Museum, San Mateo, CA
Coyote Point Museum provides new ways of exploring the world. Our programs spark excitement, curiosity and discovery through distinctive, interactive experiences. We are an integral resource for science education to our community. Our philosophy is one of creating an authentic, inquiry based, and immersive environment, which creates meaningful, transparent, and personal learning experiences.
A Science Educator creates robust physical science curriculum and acts as a facilitator, establishing a foundation of knowledge and providing tools for personal discoveries. We serve primarily youth ages 3-13 years and their families in a variety of formats.
A physical science educator is creative, curious, and responsive and is effective when they understand and respect the learner, recognize that learning is a process, and is committed to providing the tools and guidance to make that process authentic, fun, and engaging.
A physical science educator must have experience and/or expertise in the arena of physical science.
A complete position description can be found at coyoteptmuseum.org. Send resume and cover letter to coosterman@coyoteptmuseum.org.
POSTED 2/25/2010
J3416. Senior Project Director (Educational Outreach)
WGBH, Boston
The position is responsible for the non-broadcast education strategy for NOVA, including managing multiple local and national outreach initiatives, supervising outreach staff, and developing proposals and budgets for upcoming projects. The Manager will also oversee the development of media-rich resources using existing and emerging technologies, sustain and grow a community of NOVA educators, and grow NOVA’s role in formal and informal education communities. This is a dual report to NOVA and Educational Outreach within WGBH. Apply online at wgbh.org/careers.
Exhibit/Curatorial
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POSTED 3/10/2010
J3418. Exhibits Project and Production Manager
Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Colorado
Provide project management and production management for small and large exhibit projects. Includes day-to-day management of personnel, contractors, vendors, schedule, and budget. Minimum 3 years experience in project/production management in museum/theater/environmental design or similar field(s) required. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is an equal opportunity employer. DMNS is the largest natural history museum in the Rocky Mountain region with 1.3M annual visitorship. See job description and submit cover letter and resume online (http://www.dmns.org) no later than March 18. No phone calls, please.
POSTED 3/1/2010
J4316. Exhibit Designer
Witte Museum, San Antonio, Texas
The Exhibition Designer is responsible for the visualization and communication design of exhibitions in the Museum, including the installation or reinstallation of art and material culture galleries, natural history displays, interactive science displays and outdoor installations. The Exhibition Designer develops two- and three-dimensional displays, environmental and space designs, drafts concept and design drawings, prepares specifications and project documentation, and supervises fabrication and installation. Please submit resume to: Witte Museum 3801 Broadway San Antonio, TX 78209 or fax: 210-357-1882.
POSTED 2/15/2010
J3414. Curator of Science
Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT
Bruce Museum (www.brucemuseum.org), seeks Curator of Science responsible for permanent collection encompassing all aspects of natural history, with strengths in birds, minerals, shells & local mammals. Curator develops & implements 2–4 temporary science exhibitions annually; documents & interprets the permanent collection; be part of a team planning a new coastal Long Island Sound Environmental Studies and Seaside Center at Greenwich Point. Additional responsibilities include: serving as liaison between the Museum & advisory Science Committee; serving on the Collection Committee that acquires specimens; supervising PT science curatorial assistant, volunteers, interns; managing department budget & restricted funds. This is a FT, exempt position. Working knowledge of curatorial practices & natural sciences required; fluent writing, speaking skills a must; ability to handle collection objects without supervision & to travel essential; extensive independent judgment & authority for decision making required; foster & advise local collectors; cultivate donors, sponsors. Master of Science with thesis in natural science field; 3-yrs previous curatorial experience required, PhD preferred. Salary commensurate with experience; competitive benefits package. Cover letter, resume to: Kathy Reichenbach, Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, CT 06830; kreichenbach@brucemuseum.org.
Management
Listings
POSTED 2/19/2010
J3412. Director of the K-12 Professional Developement Group
EXPLORATORIUM, San Francisco, CA
The Exploratorium, located in San Francisco, California, is a not-for-profit museum dedicated to the public understanding of science, art, and human perception. It has pioneered the role of museums as active teaching centers with original programming based on an interactive approach to learning. It serves as an interdisciplinary resource for schools, universities, scientists, and artists, as well as for the public.
The Director of the K-12 Professional Development Group leads the team that supports the development of creative professionals in the field of education (formal as well as informal settings) concerned with making education more understandable, more dynamic, and more effective for all. Programs are created and implemented through partnerships with school districts, state educational agencies, education funders and major universities as well as through in-service teachers and teacher developers.
Qualifiers: Graduate degree in a scientific discipline or education. A Ph.D. ideal. Experience in teacher education is essential; teaching experience an added bonus. Must have demonstrated the ability to manage a diverse staff that includes experienced teachers, science and science education Ph.Ds and artists. Previous experience in managing National Science Foundation grants is essential. Will have national stature within the professional community.
Compensation competitive and commensurate with experience; includes a comprehensive benefits package. Full-time; EOE. For more visit: www.exploratorium.edu. Send cover letter and résumé to: TRC Executive Search, 2750 Bardy Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95404; FAX: 707-527-7996;e-mail, trc_corp@ix.netcom.com. Position open until filled.
POSTED 2/19/2010
J3413. Business Development Director
EXPLORATORIUM, San Francisco, CA
The Exploratorium, located in San Francisco, California, is a not-for-profit museum dedicated to the public understanding of science, art, and human perception. It has pioneered the role of museums as active teaching centers with original programming based on an interactive approach to learning. It serves as an interdisciplinary resource for schools, universities, scientists, and artists, as well as for the public.
We seek an experienced Business Development professional to leverage the work and creativity of the organization in new ways and new markets. Goal is to build-out strong new earned revenue streams and support existing businesses, including a strong exhibit sales program. Seeking an entrepreneur with a passion for science, learning and enterprise thinking to research new markets, forge new partnerships and create new lines of businesses for the Exploratorium Intellectual Property (IP).
Qualifiers: Business world experience with an MBA likely, proven track record of business development in new markets (global perspective), strong vision for the outcome, plus creativity and imagination. Comfortable and experienced with open-source business thinking. Experience with nonprofit and/or education is a plus.
Compensation competitive and commensurate with experience; includes a comprehensive benefits package. For more visit: www.exploratorium.edu EOE. Send letter of interest and résumé to: TRC Executive Search, 2750 Bardy Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95404; FAX: 707-527-7996; e-mail, trc_corp@ix.netcom.com. Position open until filled.
POSTED 2/12/2010
J3411. President & Chief Operating Officer
Loggerhead Marinelife Center, Inc., Juno Beach, Florida
Description:
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC) is a nonprofit organization committed to the conservation of Florida’s coastal ecosystem through education, research and rehabilitation with a special focus on threatened and endangered sea turtles. The LMC operates a sea turtle rehabilitation program and features aquariums and other marine exhibits on an expansive campus located in Juno Beach, Florida.
The LMC seeks a Chief Operating Officer with a broad range of management skills who can provide vision and direction to a healthy, stable and expanding organization. The ideal candidate will demonstrate best practices in business leadership, management skills, budgeting, strategic planning and the ability to oversee 20+/- staff members and approximately 250+/- volunteers. The candidate must be organized, possess strong writing and verbal skills and have at least five years prior experience as a leader in a dynamic environment with no less than 20 employees. A demonstrated passion of marinelife conservation is preferred.
Salary:
Range of $70,000-$85,000, depending upon experience
Contact:
LMC Counsel, smcmullen@jones-foster.com
Note: Please provide the word "Loggerhead" in the subject line of all responses to this Job Advertisement. Thank you.
Programs Listings
POSTED 2/12/2010
J3412. Project Director
Exploratorium, San Fransisco, CA
The Project Manager works closely with Project Directors and Exploratorium management, project team members (including exhibit and program developers, writers, graphic designers, and evaluators), and a variety of outside consultants, contractors, and advisors. The position requires a highly organized and flexible individual with excellent planning, budgeting, and communication skills. The Project Manager may be asked to manage both large- and smaller-scale projects. The Project Manager reports to the Assistant Director of Exhibit Environments, and is accountable to particular Project Directors/Curators with regard to the implementation of projects. For information about how to apply, please go to www.exploratorium.edu/jobs.
POSTED 2/1/2010
J3409. Director of School and Family Programs
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
The world’s largest children’s museum, is seeking a Director of School and Family Programs. Provides the educational vision for, and integrity of, the museum’s world class family and school programs that connect the museum’s exhibit experiences directly to families as well as the formal education community of pre-k -16 schools and universities. The role also provides strategic leadership and oversight in the areas of school services and outreach programs to children and families including the museum’s Preschool. Understands and advocates for the Family Learning philosophy of TCM and incorporates it into all programs. Assures the operational effectiveness of all family and school programs for visitors within and outside of the museum. Partners with like-minded formal and informal learning institutions in order to develop and implement a world-class school services and family learning programs.
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in education, Master’s degree or comparable education experience is preferred. A minimum of 5 years experience in a museum or informal learning environment and in education at a leadership level in grades K-12. Online applications and further information at www.ChildrensMuseum.org. EOE
Miscellaneous Listings
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