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Overview Our science summer camps are handson, fiveday camps that run for eight weeks from June29 to August21,2026. Camps are a collaborative effort between various departments in the Faculty of Science and provide an enriching experience for local youth. Day Camp Leaders will be required to lead educational, scientific demonstrations and activities for children in grades111 and to supervise the student campers throughout the day. Location Inperson at NorthCampus, Edmonton. Position ends August21,2026. Responsibilities Summer camp preparation (5 weeks before camps begin): designing and creating activities, assisting in classroom setup, and training. Science activity design and instruction. Daily supervision of up to 24 students alongside coleaders (handson activities, tours, breaks, lunch). Leading freetime and break activities/games (inside and outside). Registration signin/out duties every day. Qualifications Enthusiastic, creative, caring, mature, and conscientious university students (ideally continuing in Fall2026), preferably with prior experience mentoring young people and designing and delivering educational programs. Applicants who are currently participating in a majority of chemistryfocused studies and who are underrepresented studentsincluding female, rural, BIPOC, socioeconomically disadvantaged, lowincome, and firstgeneration students. Criminal record check for working with minors required before the position begins. First aid training will be provided and is required for the position. Application Instructions Click Apply Now to submit your cover letter and resume. For the cover letter, please address the following topics: The program you are in and your progress in that program. How you meet the position qualifications. What science topics are of particular interest to you and why? What is your experience with science education/outreach and/or child care experience? Why do you think science education is important to young people? We will evaluate all applicants before winter reading week and schedule interviews during reading week and into late February/early March. You will only be contacted if selected for an interview. EEO Statement We encourage women, First Nations, Mtis, Inuit, members of visible minority groups, persons with disabilities, persons of any sexual orientation or gender identity and expression, and all those who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas and the university to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr