Environmental Science Instructor - Field & Lab Program

The-Hotchkiss-School; Interlaken Estates (CT); On-site; USD 27,552,000 - 44,083,000; Full time

Job summary

The Hotchkiss School is seeking an Instructor for the Environmental Science Summer Portals program. You will help develop a field- and lab-based curriculum and guide students through hands-on ecological studies on campus and nearby facilities.

Responsibilities include organizing educational materials, supporting lesson planning, and mentoring a Summer Fellow. Expect on-site work with a warm, inclusive learning community in Lakeville, CT during the two-week program.

Qualifications

• A four-year College Degree is required.
• Qualified applicants will have demonstrated successful teaching and have prior experience with teaching Environmental Science.
• Possess excellent time management and organizational skills.
• Possess strong communication skills that effectively promote inclusive and respectful behavior amongst students and colleagues.
• Friendly attitude and approachable demeanor that exhibits compassion, empathy, and patience for students.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with the Program Director to develop and implement a two-week field- and lab-based curriculum.
• Guide students in maintaining field notebooks, data collection, and drawings while in field and lab work.
• Support curriculum planning and assist with class activities and assessments.
• Supervise and mentor a Summer Fellow who supports instructional program delivery.
• Participate in faculty orientation and mandated trainings related to professional boundaries and safety.

Skills

Time management

Organizational skills

Strong communication

Inclusive environment

Patience

Education

Four-year College Degree

Job description

The Hotchkiss School is seeking an Instructor for the Environmental Science Summer Portals program. You will help develop a field- and lab-based curriculum and guide students through hands-on ecological studies on campus and nearby facilities.

Responsibilities include organizing educational materials, supporting lesson planning, and mentoring a Summer Fellow. Expect on-site work with a warm, inclusive learning community in Lakeville, CT during the two-week program.