Are marine science and conservation important to you?
Do you want to lead, mentor, and inspire both students and fellow educators to create lasting positive change?
We are a team of passionate scientists and educators dedicated to fostering a love for marine science and conservation in future generations. New Logic Marine Science Camp is seeking enthusiastic, experienced individuals to serve as Lead Scientists for Summer 2026. Lead Scientists play a critical role in delivering high-quality programming, mentoring staff, and creating a safe, exciting, and engaging outdoor learning environment for campers and families alike.
Join our team for an unforgettable summer of hands-on science, leadership, and outdoor education!
Availability:
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Programs run from mid-June through early September.
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Required participation for the entire duration of the program, typically Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–2:00 pm.
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Applicants must be available through mid to late August.
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Note: We are unable to provide housing at this time.
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Additional program locations, schedules, and available positions can be found at www.marinesciencecamp.com.
Responsibilities:
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Lead and deliver engaging, hands-on lessons, activities, and discussions focused on marine science and conservation.
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Directly supervise, mentor, and advise Support Staff and Interns, ensuring strong teamwork and professional growth.
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Serve as the primary point of contact on-site, communicating directly with families and camp management.
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Foster a positive, inclusive, and exciting learning environment for campers of varying ages and abilities.
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Ensure the safety, well-being, and positive experience of all participants throughout the program.
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Adapt programming and leadership approach to varying outdoor settings and group dynamics.
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Model professionalism, enthusiasm, and strong leadership for staff and campers.
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Collaborate closely with camp management to ensure program goals and expectations are met.
Qualifications:
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Strong passion for marine science, conservation, and environmental education.
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Bachelor’s degree required in marine science, biology, education, environmental science, or a closely related field.
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Prior experience teaching, mentoring, leading programs, or supervising staff preferred.
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Comfortable leading programs in outdoor, hands-on environments.
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Excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills.
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CPR and First Aid certification required (training provided if needed).
How to Apply: We are now accepting applications for immediate hires through our website at
www.marinesciencecamp.com/opportunities
Please include:
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Resume.
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Cover letter.
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Three professional references.
Attachments may also be sent directly to our team at
[email protected].
Positions are filled on a
first-come, first-served basis, so don’t wait—apply today!
About Us:
New Logic Marine Science Camp was founded in 2007 in Lavallette, NJ. Since then, we have expanded to shores and communities throughout the region, reaching thousands of students and families each year. Our mission is to ignite passion for marine science, conservation, and environmental stewardship through our “hands-on, feet-wet” outdoor education model.
Join our team and lead the next generation of ocean stewards.
Spots are limited—we hope to sea you soon!
About New Logic Marine Science Camp:
We provide attendees with a mixture of dynamic hands-on activities that may include but not be limited to hands-on field sampling, interactive games, scientific demonstrations and experiments, dissections, and special guest presentations. A large component of our program is scientific field sampling and water quality testing. These activities enable attendees to obtain daily hands-on experience with marine life and observe variances in our natural world. Our award-winning general core curriculum is updated seasonally. We strive to incorporate all aspects of marine science into our curriculum. This includes topics such as biology, chemistry, engineering, geology, and conservation. Our various dissections also allow attendees to learn fun, interesting facts about our local marine life’s anatomy.
