Programming

• Assist with planning, scheduling, teaching, and general supervision of existing programs for all ages of community members

• Work with community partners on collaborative programs

• Design and implement new programs for different age groups

• Teach programs with live education animals

• Represent WisCorps at community booths and events

• Complete program and event evaluations

• Keep detailed records of program types and attendance numbers for grant purposes

• Use general budgetary and financial policies and procedure to assess feasibility of programs and events

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Program Marketing

• Assist in designing and creating publicity for community programs and events

• Assist in distribution of publicity for upcoming events, programs, and volunteer opportunities

• Assist with website and social media to promote programs and events

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Volunteer Recruitment and Management

• Assist with recruitment, training, and evaluation of nonpaid, non-AmeriCorps volunteers

• Assist with scheduling and supervision of volunteers

• Make sure appropriate records of volunteer hours are kept

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  Myrick Park Center Operations

• Interact with the public as a community resource during open hours, sharing your knowledge, experience, and insight about the Myrick Park Center and surrounding natural areas

• Engage visitors to meet their needs, interests, or curiosity about the Center and advance the Center’s Mission

• Conduct tours of the Myrick Park Center

• Assist with facility-related needs for community programs and nature center operations

• Ensure Myrick Park Center and Community Program policies and safety procedures are followed

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Capstone Project

• 1700 hour AmeriCorps Members will have the opportunity to develop a significant program series or select a project that will leave a lasting contribution within their program area, the department, or the organization.