Students must be interested in environmental education, exhibit design and interpretation, and willing to learn the practical application of exhibit interpretation in a public education center. Applicants must be highly motivated, comfortable with public speaking, and able to work independently. Hours are flexible, but generally require 6 to 10 hours a week, which can be done in one or two visits a week. Interns will be trained and as their understanding of SSC operations increase and skills grow, they will be given greater flexibility to define projects. 2 positions every semester for 150 hours.
Longer internships allow for more in-depth and meaningful experiences.
Application deadline is the beginning of each semester or when filled. Send cover letter and resume via mail or email to Steve J. Miller. The Center is recognized as a regional leader in marine education. Positions are open for the spring 2001 program season. Training is required to learn program structure, goals, and logistics.