Volunteers:
> Should have some skill in basic repairs, carpentry, etc
> Should be willing to work odd hours ( rarely necessary )
> Should work well with others
> Should have a self-initiative attitude
> Should have some skills in operating machinery and vehicles.
Volunteers should:
> Work with others to acquire articles and items
> Have basic computing skills, but not necessary
> Have vision for the Museum's future to facilitate acquisitions
> Have methodical aptitude and able to assist with other groups when needed
> Assist authors, educators, and other seekers in locating and using information.
> Participate in the curating of newly acquired documents
> Interface with other Museum departments to integrate applicable Research Center materials into exhibits, educational curricula and events.
Volunteers should:
> Bring creativity and innovation to new exhibit designs
> Interface effectively with other Museum departments to incorporate recently restored pieces and educational themes into exhibits
> Build, Restore and Rotate exhibits to maintain a fresh and stimulating collection
> Knowledge of one or more of the following is helpful: Carpentry, Electrical work, Painting, Metal Work, Diorama Construction, Modeling
> General Labor skills helpful.
Volunteers should
> Facilitate rocket classes in conjunction with tours or other groups
> Deliver STEM - based programming, on or off-site
> Participate in and assist with Museum events
> or may serve as a guest presenter for local organizations on ESAM's Behalf
> Assist with curriculum development
Volunteers:
> Must be 18 or older
> Should have some experience working with tools and have an eye for detail
> Should be willing and able to work under supervision and with others
> Painting experience highly desirable, but not necessary
> Should have some basic mechanical skill level, but not necessary
> Have knowledge of one or more of the following: Carpentry , Electrical Work, Painting, Metal Working
> General labor needed.
Volunteers:
> IT experience is a huge plus
> Should have some knowledge of both hardware and software problems and solutions
> Strong logic and problems solving skills highly desirable, but not necessary
> Knowledge of one or more of the following is helpful: Microsoft Office Suite, Past Perfect
Volunteers:
> Must be 18 or older
> Should have some experience working with digital media, social media and marketing
> Should be willing and able to work under supervision and with others
> Computer experience highly desirable, but not necessary
> Knowledge of one or more of the following is helpful: Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Publisher, WebFlow
> Various Social Media Platforms is a definite plus.
Volunteers:
> Assist with planning and execution of on and off site events
> Work with other museum groups to ensure a fully coordinated presence events
> Participate and engage the help of others in conducting the events
> Actively seek out places and events where the Museum would benefit from being present
> Distribute pamphlets, poster and other media to promote events
> Be creative in developing and implementing fund raising events
> Be involved in setting - up and taking down event material
> Common duties include but are not limited to: answering calls, data input, sorting and filing
> Assisting with bulk mailing, event coordination, and membership.
> Computer experience highly desirable, but not necessary. We can teach you!
> Knowledge of one or more of the following is helpful: Microsoft Office Suite( Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Publisher), WebFlow, PastPerfect, Gmail.
Tour Guides should be:
> Engaging communicators
> Are willing to learn about the Museum's exhibits and collections
> Enjoy working with the Museum's school groups
> Help children get excited about exploring
> Are organized, flexible, problem-solvers
> Are available to monitor exhibits, assist visitors, and answer general questions
