Cultivates public interest in the planetarium and serves as a resource to the education community at large. Conducts all phases of special events and bookings of the facility for other than standard school and public shows. Serves as a member of the planetarium service team to ensure facilities are operational and well maintained. Requires a Bachelor's degree in Astronomy, Physical Science or Science Education, three years of related experience, and a valid drivers license and satisfactory driving record permitting being insured under the University's motor vehicle insurance carrier. Must be able to clearly express oneself and convey often highly technical and complicated information in a clear and concise manner understandable to the average person.
Position is subject to loud noise, more than average mechanical, laser and electrical hazard.
Candidate must have knowledge of astronomy, personal computing and familiarity with instructional media and distance education. Candidate must have operational understanding of Spitz 1024 projection, ATM 4, Immersavision and AVI laser. Candidate must have a police record check. A university employment application must be completed. Grade 126 Salary range 27,101 - 40,922.