Eureka Coordinator Job Omaha area,Nebraska USA,Non-Profit & Social Impact

Eureka! Coordinator

We are currently seeking a Eureka! Coordinator who is passionate about the Girls Inc. mission and is excited to motivate more girls to consider STEM post‑secondary and career pathways. The Coordinator will support the development of year‑round Eureka! programming through assisting in planning and implementation of monthly learning sessions, summer camp experiences, quarterly parent meetings, and internship opportunities for participants.

Primary Responsibilities

Eureka! Programming

Assist with logistics, planning, and development for all Eureka! field trips, externships, field trips, UNO summer camp, and recruitment
Attend, supervise, and assist in coordinating UNO camp during the month of June
Support promotion and recruitment efforts of girls at partner sites
Monitor, encourage, and ensure Eureka! Program participant engagement
Ensure Eureka! Program social media is kept up to date
Assist with program development
Other duties as assigned

Data Collection and Tracking

Collect and track relevant program data, e.g. enrollment forms, demographic information, attendance, and surveys

Other Support and Duties as Assigned

Available to attend local events to network and promote the organization and its programming and possibly facilitate presentations and workshops for girls and adults across the community

Requirements

Have strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work independently and demonstrate strong ability to take initiative.
Demonstrate cultural competency and a comfort level working with diverse girls, families, and staff team.
Have experience with youth development.
Must possess flexibility, independence, warmth, strong organizational skills and capacity to problem‑solve.
Knowledge and experience with program support and development, with a bonus of creativity skills.
Highly adept at cross‑team collaboration and creative at generating solutions.
Relevant and significant experience in gender‑specific and/or experiential programming highly desirable.
Demonstrate dependability.
Commitment to strength‑based individual and group work.
Knowledge of local community resources.
Willingness to have a flexible schedule, e.g. weeknight and weekend availability required.
Valid Driver’s License and access to reliable transportation.

Education

Bachelor's (Preferred)

Experience

Working with high school students: 2 years (Required)

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