• Coordinate and lead environmental, garden, and culinary education programs for public schools and partner groups in the community.• Teach hands-on demonstrations and lecture-style lessons in the garden and classroom to diverse ages and socioeconomic groups, primarily to students, grades k-5 but also to adult and senior citizen populations.• Plan, facilitate and manage winter, summer and fall camps• Teach Farm to School lessons• Create and develop curriculum and educational materials for classes with the Education staff.• Measure, track, and communicate outcomes and program status to the Education Director through data collection and development/delivery of pre/post tests.• Ensure that programs meet goals as outlined in grants and annual performance objectives• Represent the Wylde Center at meetings, conferences, tabling events as it relates to the education program.

- Promotes, plans, schedules, bills, facilitates and evaluates environmental education programs. - Uses Georgia Performance Standards in planning program components. - Oversees operations, planning and budgeting of Nature Center camps. - Supervises environmental education contract labor- Interacts with general public and volunteers- Assist with wildlife care including resident and rehabilitating animals.- Assists with special events

• Teach and coordinate public programs for a wide-range of Museum visitors, including animal encounters, drop-in explorations and family activity days • Teach curriculum-correlated educational programs for students, with a focus on K-8• Assist with Summer Camp program, including planning, registration, logistics, teaching and aftercare • Assist in care and maintenance of live program reptiles, mammals and amphibians • Support NatureQuest by working in exhibit and caring for live animals• Support FUN youth volunteer program by assisting with training, mentoring and activity development• Assist with development of programs or other educational materials• Answer science inquiries from the public • Collaborate with and support other departments such as Membership, Marketing and Development

• Lead activities for onsite day programs, outreach programs at local elementary and middle schools, and residential school programs for students ages 5 – 16• Develop science and activity curriculum to fit Georgia Performance Standards for grades K - 8• Assist in the development and implementation of the Tree Climbing program at CEWC• Facilitate Project WILD, Project Learning Tree, Project WET and Growing up WILD educator workshops• Provide care for and maintenance of program birds of prey and reptiles (including Barred Owls, Red Tailed Hawks, a Great Horned Owl, an Eastern Screech Owl, a Bald Eagle, endangered Indigo snakes, corn, rat and king snakes, Gopher Tortoises, a box turtle, yellow bellied slider, leopard frogs, blue gill fish, an Eastern Starling and Alligator Snapping Turtles)• Promote conservation and a respect of wildlife through weekend public education programs• Maintain and manage Charlie Elliott trails• Assist in running CEWC Visitor Center (cover store and license sells, museum upkeep, aquarium maintenance and other administrative work when necessary)

• Organize SEEDS (Strategies for Ecology Education, Diversity and Sustainability) Program events at the ESA Annual Meeting for up to 35 student participants and 35 student mentors• Plan, organize and facilitate two field trips per year to Long Term Ecological Research sites and Biological Station sites across the U.S. and Puerto Rico for 20-25 undergraduate minority students • Manage logistical planning for the annual SEEDS Student Leadership Meeting for 20-25 undergraduate minority students • Maintain contact with SEEDS participants, documenting student career paths both formally (maintaining database, sending/evaluating surveys, contacting graduates) and informally (developing relationships with students) • Manage and update content for the program’s website and social networking site • Oversee and manage over 70 individual program chapters across the US, Puerto Rico, Amr. Samoa and the Virgin Islands, (17 Ecology Chapters established under my administration) • Maintain SEEDS Chapter network in part by visiting schools and delivering presentation about the SEEDS program and checking on the status of any SEEDS funded Special Projects• Maintain and track all program expenses, generate invoices for advertising and program revenue and produce reports for all program events • Construct quarterly newsletters & monthly announcements • Track 500+ participants that have directly participated in the SEEDS Program in the past• Represent ESA in SEEDS partnerships and promote the program at conferences• Sit on and contribute to SEEDS Advisory Board and Education and Human Resources Planning Committee for the Ecological Society of America

• Supervise 10-20 elementary level students in a group setting• Tutor students during homework hour in math, science, and English • Develop educational activities that stimulate problem solving, learning & teamwork• Lead mixed age group students in activities

• Operate cash register (sales, exchanges & returns)• Assist shipping and receiving text books, school supplies & general merchandise• Provide assistance & support via telephone & e-mail• Train seasonal staff