Hours: 20 hrs./wk. w/additional hours during peak season; additional hours available during summer months and academic calendar breaks as funding allows.
Duration: December 2026 to September 2027; One-year extension dependent on funding and eligibility.
Pay: $21/hour; additional funding may be available for thesis work on SPP topic
The position works with another SPP Coordinator to support the Taylor’s Checkerspot Butterfly program with duties primarily occurring from January through June. Within the scope of the position, they will also work with other SPP staff and DOC liaisons to support SPP programs and projects (e.g. SPP Nature, Art and Science Workshops, Foundations in Gardening/Composting courses, and Beekeeping education), event planning, and education development with greater emphasis on these tasks occurring from July to December. SPP staff practice strong partnership building, communication, adaptability, and problem-solving skills.
