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Updated: Jun 6, 2024
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kidSTREAM Children’s Museum is seeking our first Director of Guest Experience to help the museum open our doors to the children of our community. This full-time salaried position will work directly with the Executive Director and the Senior Staff to create a dynamic guest experience through our education and exhibit programming. With an estimated attendance of 150,000 per year, this is a legacy project and the successful candidate will lead efforts to write the museum’s programs and oversee the fabrication of the museum’s exhibits. With our hands-on focus on Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, the Arts, and Math, the position is perfect for someone who is passionate about early childhood education.
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