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During island operations season (~April - ~Nov.) assists in operation of Stone Laboratory Fieldtrip program, Science days at the South Bass Island Lighthouse, and other outreach events; utilizing knowledge acquired from prior field station experience serves as informal resource for less experienced colleagues (incoming new employees); assists in preparation and maintenance of facilities for utilization by visitors, faculty, researchers, and students; provides assistance to administrative and laboratory staff as needed; conducts inventory of supplies and equipment; maintains and repairs scientific equipment and occasionally assists with field research; rely upon training from supervisor, guides the scientific classroom activities for school groups (grades 5-12); leads tours, science cruises, and activities for visiting groups; provides information about fieldtrip program; assists in the development and storage of educational displays; conducts orientation sessions for visiting groups; assists in seasonal set-up and close-down procedures for the laboratory; assists in all day-to-day operations including basic maintenance and various dining and residence tasks as needed; recognizes and solves issues related to students, other staff, and visitors with guidance form Lab Manager; During Fall and Winter (~Nov. - ~April) with guidance form Director of Stone Lab and Ohio Sea Grant researches county foundations within Ohio to see what funding support may be available for field trips groups that come to Stone Lab; by evaluating established options and procedures, reviews and edits, as needed, the “BFSA training manual”; works to recruit more middle schools and high students to the island for field trips, courses, and workshops; with guidance form Director of Stone Lab and Ohio Sea Grant and by evaluating established options and procedures, investigates the feasibility of a long-term island monitoring program and datasets; assists in the recruitment of future BFSA employees; and assist with education and outreach efforts at OSU’s Olentangy River Wetland Research Park. Throughout the year, serve as an informal resource/mentor for less experienced BFSAs (colleagues) and assists with special assignments as needed. Position is a term appointment. Position located at Put-in-Bay, Ohio during operations season (~April - ~Nov.) and in Columbus, Ohio (or remotely) during Fall and Winter (~Nov. - ~April). Minimum Education Required: High School diploma Minimum Education Desired: Associate or bachelor’s degree in life science education, fisheries & wildlife, ecology, biology or related field. Required Qualifications: 1 year of relevant experience; demonstrated ability in the conduct of routine field work; ability to work with a diverse population and as a team; valid driver’s license; successful completion of a background check. Must be able to work flexible hours, including weekends, evenings, and some holidays. Desired Qualifications: At least one year of “field station” and Lake Erie experience. Ability to lift 30 lbs. desired. 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