13-Feb-17 10:42 AM
URL: https://www.canterburyflorida.org/marine-studies
Affiliation: non-MATE
Company / Organization: Canterbury School of Florida
Type: College/University Internships
City: Saint Petersburg
State or Country if outside US: Fl
Application Deadline: 03-Mar-17
Duration: June 5- August 4, 2017
Description:

The Marine Studies Department at the Canterbury School of Florida is seeking a Marine Science Education Intern for the summer of 2017. The Marine Science Education Intern will assist with various marine science camps for students in grades PK4 through Grade 8. The intern will lead students and campers in interactive learning experiences with touch tanks, a redfish aquaculture system, a laptop lab and an interactive Promethean. The intern will also assist with field trips to venues including local beaches and aquariums. The intern will also help develop marine studies curriculum for students in PK3 through Grade 12. The curriculum will focus on all aspects of marine science and environmental education. Additionally, the intern will help maintain and care for the classroom, lab space and learning resources in the Cousteau Center for Marine Studies (CCMS). The marine studies program features a kayak fleet, 23-foot Sea-Pro bay boat, and three aquarium touch tanks filled with crabs, sea stars, fish, shrimp and tunicates. The mission of the Marine Studies Department is to inspire an appreciation of the local marine environment and to promote responsible stewardship. The program aims to accomplish these goals by enhancing traditional science curriculum and focusing on inquiry-based marine science education. * Undergraduate or graduate student majoring in marine science, environmental science, biology, or similar field. * Exhibits a positive attitude, is hard-working, and passionate about educating students about the marine environment. * Capable of working independently and able to solve wide variety of problems in the field. * Willingness to work with students in grades PK4 through Grade 8. * Internship begins June 5- August 4, 2017 with a paid stipend of $2500. Work week averages between 20- 40 hours per week. * Capable of working long hours outdoors in typical and inclement coastal Florida weather. * Capable of lifting 30- 50 pounds. * Experience working in environmental education and with youth ages 4 through 12 a plus. * Kayaking experience a plus. * Lifeguard certification a plus. * Send resume and an interest statement to Jenna LoDico at Jlodico@canterburyflorida.org by March 3, 2017.

Requirements:

A college students in the field of marine science, science, and or education.

Point of Contact: Jenna LoDico