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The Koshland Science Museum offers a variety of opportunities for individuals interested in science to share their talents. From volunteer Exhibit Interpreters who work with visitors daily to behind-the-scenes staff who work in the office, the museum provides a fun and dynamic environment!

Volunteers
The museum utilizes volunteers as Exhibit Interpreters. If you are interested in science and have a desire to learn as well as teach, this is the volunteer opportunity for you. Volunteer Exhibit Interpreters interact with Museum visitors daily, providing information about the exhibits, answering questions, and conducting demonstrations. Benefits of volunteering at the Koshland Science Museum include interaction with scientists, backstage participation in special events, free Museum passes, discount at National Academies bookstore and more. Volunteer Exhibit Interpreters provide visitor service daily in four-hour shifts from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m, Monday through Sunday.

Learn more or submit an application at the Volunteer page.

Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Graduate Fellowship Program
Fellows in the National Academies’ Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Graduate Fellowship Program are eligible to work at the Koshland Science Museum. This program is open to graduate science, engineering, medical, veterinary, business, and law students. The museum has been fortunate to include some exceptional Fellows on its development team. Past Fellows have worked closely with museum staff and Academies members in developing museum exhibitions through the following projects:

  • Investigating and summarizing background materials for an exhibition on DNA sequencing
  • Attending exhibit development meetings and assisting with deliberations among Academy members and other content experts, designers, and evaluators
  • Identifying materials and web links from other museum exhibitions related to climate change and genetics
  • Developing innovative public programming

For more information, visit the Christine Mirzayan Graduate Fellowship Program web site.

Job Openings

Currently there are no openings available.

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