About The Position

Under the supervision of the Director of the Schrader Environmental Education Center, the Assistant Director is responsible for supervision and training of customer service representatives; coordination of all reservations, sales, and rentals for departmental offerings; and managing and performing a range of administrative duties for the EEC.

Requirements

  • Must have a bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as environmental science, ecology, biology, education, or a related discipline.
  • Must have experience in environmental education, interpretation, or related fields. This could include prior work in educational programming, curriculum development, outreach, or similar roles.
  • Performs light physical activity associated with routine administrative duties.
  • Must be able to move throughout indoor and outdoor facilities, including offices, classrooms, and natural areas.
  • Ability to sit or stand for extended periods during meetings, presentations, and administrative tasks.
  • Occasional travel required for meetings, conferences, or field activities.
  • Must be able to lift and carry lightweight objects as needed.
  • Works in a dynamic environment that includes offices, classrooms, exhibit spaces, and outdoor settings such as nature trails.
  • Regular interaction with staff, volunteers, visitors, and community partners; strong communication and interpersonal skills required.
  • Collaborates across departments to support organizational operations and program goals.

Responsibilities

  • Maintains accurate database(s), records and filing system for departmental financial activities, deposits, and coding.
  • Hires, trains, supervises, schedules, and evaluates Customer Service Representatives and other part-time employees, and manages the operations of the front desk and other customer service functions.
  • Coordinates all reservations, sales and rentals for department offerings, including school and public program bookings.
  • Prepares weekly payroll.
  • Directs and manages department-specific social media and newsletter.
  • Manages Samara Shop, inventory, Manages the Holiday Art Show including vendor participation, maps, layout, payments and HAS inventory.
  • Collects and maintains data and statistics report for the EEC and inventory update for Finance.
  • Oversees Nature Day Camp including, Counselors, processing, training, camp sign-in, cookout, aftercare fees, health forms, and prepares NDC themes with staff assistance.
  • Data entry for all seasonal classes in CRM plus (NOW) Nature Day Camp.
  • Serves as the central office supply and purchasing agent for the EEC
  • Assists with correspondence, brochures, schedules and programs, and where appropriate coordinates printing, posting and/or distribution.
  • Assists Director with scheduling all contracted school programming.
  • Confer, advise, and cooperate with local and regional schools, groups, organizations, agencies, institutions, individuals, and others who have an interest in the program areas developed by the department.
  • Complete the work of the department in accordance with the general policy, aims, and objectives of Oglebay Institute
  • Consult with departmental and Institute personnel on long-and short-range goals and objectives associated with the department.
  • Communicate job-related issues and/or the need for assistance with job-related issues to the SEEC Director
  • Interact with the public with a cheerful and positive attitude, solve guests’ problems and complaints in an appropriate manner and maintain harmonious working relationships with fellow employees.
  • Attending in-service training and staff meetings as required.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

  • medical
  • dental
  • vision insurance
  • flexible spending account
  • generous paid time off
  • paid holidays
  • complimentary Park Pass privileges
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