Thank you for your interest in joining New Logic Marine Science’s passionate team! Intern, Support Staff, and Lead Scientist positions offered are dependent upon overall experience. We work in a contained but variable outdoor setting, where conditions may include but not be limited to: sudden wind and rain events, extreme heat, changing tides etc. Team members must participate in all program activities, including but not limited to: Dissections, seining, curricula, kayaking, and moving gear and equipment.

Marine Science Camp Intern Opportunities

Intern Position

Interns will be encouraged to learn various teaching techniques in an open classroom setting. Our interns will learn valuable fish identification skills, as well as field sampling and data collection techniques. In some cases, college credit may be received for these efforts. In order to ensure that credit may be obtained, academic advisors should be consulted well in advance prior to the start of our program.

Responsibilities

Assist Support Staff and Lead Scientists in a wide array of lessons and activities.
Lead data collection and water quality testing.

Marine Science Camp Support Staff Opportunities

Support Staff

The major role of our support staff is to assist the Lead Scientist in conducting various lessons and activities. Support Staff are expected to teach regularly throughout the season. The Support Staff will be responsible for the upkeep and handling of site supplies. Staffers must also be prepared to work with program attendees independently if needed.

Responsibilities

Supervise attendees and run curricula in tandem with Lead Scientists.
Oversee supplies and other team members.
Care for attendees with a range of both physical and mental abilities.

Marine Science Camp Lead Scientist Opportunities

Lead Scientists

Lead Scientists are our point-people for our designated program locations. As such, they are responsible for communicating directly with parents and guardians and relaying all relevant information back to administration. Leads implement our curriculum and dynamic activities. It is the Lead’s responsibility to set the tone for a positive and encouraging learning atmosphere.

Requirements

A degree in Marine Sciences, Biology, Education, or a related field.
Upon hire, First Aid and CPR certification.
Ability to lead and implement program activities in a variable setting.
Strong communication and organizational skills.

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