Four positions are available.
Positions are renewable at the discretion of the director.
The Oregon State University Child Development is a laboratory preschool that serves as a student training and research resource for the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences, in the College of Home Economics. Center classrooms are located in the Mercedes Bates Family Study Center, Bates Hall, on the OSU Campus, and at Garfield Elementary School. Master s degree in Early Childhood Development, Human Development, Early Childhood Education, or related field and three years experience lead teaching in a preschool setting, OR Bachelors degree with five years lead teaching experience. The instructor meets with practicum students approximately 2 hours per day, and conducts the preschool session 3.5 hours per day, Tuesday through Friday. Additional activities include conferencing with students and specialists, planning with other staff, tracking educational performance standards, conducting home visits.