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MARINE SCIENCE EDUCATOR
URL: http://www.oceanology.org/
Company / Organization: Project Oceanology
City: Groton, CT
Description:
About the Organization
Project Oceanology's mission since 1972 has been to nurture enthusiasm for science and for our planet's
marine environment from our waterfront facilities on Long Island Sound in Groton. As a year round,
marine science and environmental education organization operated by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit association
of boards of education, colleges and other educational institutions, Project O has pioneered a hands-on,
inquiry oriented approach to science through programs meeting state education standards. Using our
research vessels, skiffs, oceanographic equipment, and marine laboratories, Project O leads more than
25,000 students and adults annually as they learn about the ocean, estuaries, rivers and marine life
through firsthand, on-the-water science-rich experiences in the surrounding waters of Long Island
Sound, Fishers Island Sound and the Thames River.
Requirements:
Education, Experience and Training:
? Minimum BA or BS degree required.
? Advanced degree in biology, marine biology, or environmental science preferred.
? Formal or informal education experience at the elementary, secondary, or college level required.
? Next Generation Science Standards and Ocean Literacy Principle knowledge is highly desirable.
? Outdoor and/or marine science education program experience highly desirable.
? Experience using oceanographic equipment in educational environment highly desirable.
? Proficiency with Gmail/Google suite, MS Word, MS Excel required.
Certificates/Licenses:
? First Aid/CPR and lifeguard certifications, or ability to obtain those certifications.
? USCG OUPV license or higher, or ability to obtain license if not currently licensed.
Application:
Full time, seasonal and part time positions are available. Applications should include a cover letter,
resume, employment application (located at http://www.oceanology.org/employment), and one recent
letter of reference. Send applications to admin@oceanology.org. If selected for an interview,
applicants for full time positions will be required to submit transcripts. Applicants will be required to
submit to background checks as required by law.
Successful candidates may be offered the position of Resident Supervisor to reside in the on-site
apartment when residential camps are in session.
Project Oceanology is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to attracting and retaining a talented
and diverse workforce. All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to
race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry,
pregnancy, marital status, genetic information, disability, or age.
Point of Contact: admin
Attachment: download