University of Tennessee
STEM Program Director, Lone Oaks Farm - UTIA
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STEM Program Coordinator
The STEM Program Coordinator provides leadership for the planning, development, implementation, promotion, and evaluation of STEM Education programs at Lone Oaks Farm through a partnership between the University of Tennessee Extension and Hardeman County Schools. The position develops and delivers research-based, hands-on learning experiences for students and educators in grades K-12 that align with Tennessee Academic Standards and best practices in STEM education.
The Coordinator works closely with school administrators, teachers, and community partners to coordinate field trips, curriculum-based programming, and professional development opportunities throughout the school year. During the summer, the position collaborates with UT Extension to integrate STEM education into 4-H camps, youth development programs, and the summer academy program.
Responsibilities include:
- Recruiting and supporting volunteers and educators
- Building partnerships with local, state, and federal agencies
- Assisting with program sustainability and funding efforts
- Developing and implementing marketing and outreach strategies to recruit participants, communicate program impacts, and engage stakeholders
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The ideal candidate will possess expertise in youth development, experiential learning, STEM education, and the effective use of outdoor and environmental settings as education tools.
This position reports to the 4-H and Youth Development Center Director, with input from the Superintendent of Hardeman County Schools as it relates.
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