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 🔗Program Coordinator for B2CC (An Historic Landscape Education Program)

  • Part Time
  • Temporary
  • Woodlawn, NY
  • $25 USD / Hour
  • Applications have closed
  • February 15, 2023
  • Department: Bridge to Crafts Career Program
  • Job Summary: Assist the Program Manager in daily tasks, including supervising 12 or more landscape interns, planning small projects and field trips, and chaperoning field trips. The position will last 12 weeks and will require a small write-up about the program.
  • Job Qualifications:
    • Some higher education or work experience is required
    • Must be on-time everyday
    • Mature/responsible
    • Flexible
    • Patient
    • No smoking
  • How to Apply:

    Please email your resume and a short cover letter to the Program Manager, Jonathan Clemente, at jclemente@woodlawn.org.

  • Physical Demands / Work Environment: Able to lift at least fifty pounds and able to work outside (rain or shine).
  • Contact Name: Jonathan Clemente
  • Application Email: jclemente@woodlawn.org
  • Application Address: 3800 Jerome Ave, The Bronx, NY 10467

Website Woodlawn Conservancy

Woodlawn Conservancy, Inc. is a 501c3 organization charged with the mission to enhance Woodlawn Cemetery as a natural, educational, and cultural landmark, and to build a community of supporters dedicated to preserving Woodlawn for the enjoyment of present and future generations. The Conservancy preserves the landscape and architectural treasures of the cemetery and illuminates the lives of those interred in this National Historic Landmark.

  • Supervise 12 to 20 interns (ages 18 to 24)
  • Answer questions about trees and plants to the best of your knowledge (Reading material will be provided)
  • Chaperone field trips
  • Watch zoom education lectures with interns
  • Participate in planning weekly schedule
  • Help clean up after interns leave for the day


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