Education Programs Lead, K-12 & Teacher Training

Louisiana State University; Baton Rouge (LA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Louisiana State University Education Coordinator will lead and coordinate K-12 education and teacher professional learning for the Education & Engagement Unit, developing place-based learning, classroom engagements, and educator materials while providing administrative support for community events and programs in coastal Louisiana.

The role requires organization, collaboration, and strong leadership to launch and sustain programming, including coordinating Ocean Commotion, Adopt-a-Pond, Native

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree and 2 years experience required.
• Master's degree preferred, with 2–8 years in education or outreach.
• Some travel and irregular hours may be required.

Responsibilities

• Plans and coordinates education events on the LSU campus and across coastal Louisiana.
• Develops educational content aligned to state standards for projects like Ocean Commotion, Coastal Roots, Adopt-a-Pond, Native Fish in the Classroom, and Wetland Days.
• Participates in planning for adult-centered learning opportunities and teacher professional development; serves as trainer when needed.
• Directs education endeavors highlighting LSU-supported research activities and connects them with teachers through professional development and conferences.
• Supervises 2-4 students providing support to Louisiana Sea Grant Education and Engagement program.

Skills

Artistic Vision

Audience Engagement

Brand Stewardship

Collaboration

Communication

Content Development

Detail-Oriented

Project Coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Biology, Ecology, Education, Engineering, Environmental Science, or Natural Resource Management, or Geography

Master's degree (Preferred) in Education or related field

Job description

Louisiana State University Education Coordinator will lead and coordinate K-12 education and teacher professional learning for the Education & Engagement Unit, developing place-based learning, classroom engagements, and educator materials while providing administrative support for community events and programs in coastal Louisiana.

The role requires organization, collaboration, and strong leadership to launch and sustain programming, including coordinating Ocean Commotion, Adopt-a-Pond, Native