The program also involves partnering with UMCE's state 4-H Youth Development staff in Orono to collaborate with state youth agencies and organizations based in Augusta. Requirements include an earned Master's degree in human development, child development, adult education, volunteer management or other related area of study. The ability to develop and deliver community-based educational programs, manage a volunteer program, a demonstrated commitment to serving diverse audiences, the ability to travel usually requiring a valid driver's license and appropriate background checks are required.
Salary is commensurate with training and experience.
Review of applications begins June 14, 2001. The initial focus of this position is to provide educational leadership for the 4-H Youth Development program in Kennebec County. Youth Development programming can be expected. The position involves partnering with UMCE's state 4-H Youth Development staff in Orono to collaborate with state youth agencies and organizations based in Augusta. The individual will develop, implement and evaluate programs to educate volunteers and parents and provide them with appropriate educational resources to promote youth development.