Interns or co-operative education students will be primarily responsible for conducting environmental education programs and interpretive tours for students, scouts, summer nature class participants, families and adults. Opportunities also exist for enthusiastic individuals to develop curriculum, exhibits, program materials and research projects to be used at the Nature Center. The Nature Center staff is open to new ideas and is willing to cater the internship to the student s special needs. Interested applicants must be willing to work flexible hours to accommodate the varying program schedule. Applicants that can work a minimum of 20 hours a week are given preference.
Limited funds are available for two paid internship positions.
Cape May. The majority of the Nature Center s programs occur in the morning, which enable interns to work afternoons or evenings at other establishments. Co-op students report to the Program Director and are primarily responsible for observing and possibly conducting environmental education programs and interpretive walks for students, scouts, day camp participants, families, and adults. Students might also have responsibilities for assisting with the planning and implementation of activities for special events and weekend public programs. Opportunities also exist for enthusiastic individuals to develop curriculum and to research, write, and broadcast radio programs. Positions Available Fall semester, spring semester, or summer months.