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Nonprofit science refers to scientific research and activities conducted by nonprofit organizations, rather than by private companies or government agencies. These organizations often focus on advancing knowledge, promoting public health, addressing environmental issues, or supporting education without the goal of making a profit. Nonprofit science can involve fundraising, advocacy, community engagement, and collaboration with other institutions to achieve their missions. They play a vital role in supporting research initiatives that may not receive enough attention or funding from the private sector or government.

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People who specialize in science often assume that their career options are limited to academia or corporate roles. However, you can find a variety of science jobs with nonprofit organizations as well. Scientists contribute to policy and advocacy, communications and public relations, public health, ethics, research, and many other disciplines. In these roles, your duties and responsibilities depend on your area of expertise. For example, as a computer or data scientist, you can design software to support humanitarian aid or disaster relief, while as a forensic scientist, you work to help the unjustly incarcerated. If you are an environmental scientist, you can study ways to end the global water crisis.

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To thrive in a nonprofit science role, you need a solid grounding in scientific research, grant writing, and project management, typically supported by a relevant STEM degree. Familiarity with data analysis software, scientific databases, and nonprofit management systems is often required. Outstanding communication, collaboration, and advocacy skills help build relationships with stakeholders and effectively convey scientific impact. These abilities are crucial for advancing organizational missions, securing funding, and ensuring successful program delivery in nonprofit environments.

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Professionals in nonprofit science often work closely with teams such as fundraising, communications, and program management. They may provide scientific expertise to help develop grant proposals, create educational materials, and ensure that programs align with the latest research. Collaboration is key, as scientific staff frequently translate complex information for non-scientific colleagues and stakeholders, fostering cross-team understanding and advancing the organization’s mission. Regular meetings, interdisciplinary projects, and joint outreach initiatives are common ways these collaborations are structured.
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Middle School Science Teacher

Milwaukee Rescue Mission

Milwaukee, WI

$50K - $81K/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 21 days ago

Job description

MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHER
The Milwaukee Rescue Mission Cross Trainers Academy (CTA) is a K4-12th grade Christian Academy in the heart of Milwaukee, serving students and families who are searching for a strong academic learning experience in a gospel-centered environment. As a Choice School, CTA is committed to offering a comprehensive, student-centered educational experience that serves the whole student. Our express purpose is to provide at-risk children with the opportunity for an excellent, Christian-based education that will equip them with academic, social, emotional, and spiritual tools for life.
Cross Trainers Academy is seeking a Christ-centered Middle School Science Teacher. The Middle School Science teacher will engage students in experimentation, research, discussion, critical thinking, and problem-solving, while integrating a sense of awe, wonder, and appreciation of God’s creation. This role encourages students to be curious and to have respect for the natural world, seeking out opportunities to integrate Biblical truth into the science lessons and help students process science through a Christian worldview.
WORK SCHEDULE: Monday 7:00am-4:00pm amp; Tuesday-Friday, 7:00am-3:00pm.
LOCATION: North Campus, 1530 W Center Street, Milwaukee, WI. 53206
RESPONSIBILITIES:
  • Provide Life, Earth and Space, Physical Science, and Engineering instruction to 6th-8th grade students
  • Plan and execute demonstrations and experiments for Middle School students to experience science firsthand
  • Establish classroom/lab rules and regulations for demonstrations and for supervision of students as they conduct experiments
  • Maintain classroom and lab space and materials
  • Lead school-wide science fair
  • Embody and demonstrate a Christ-like character, consistently enforcing school-wide core values with an emphasis on academic development, ensuring that students exhibit the same values
  • Focus on instruction and adolescent development
  • Responsible for communicating and collaborating with parents and other staff members to ensure each scholar is making academic and social progress.
  • Engage students in learning process and implement effective classroom management practices
  • Attend and participate in scheduled devotionals, staff in-service, and parent meetings.
  • Maintain a neat, organized and engaging classroom environment, as well as keep accurate records
  • Fill in when needed for additional roles such as lunch, recess or dismissal monitors
  • Use technology, as needed, to fulfill use of the curriculum, classroom projection system, online gradebook and attendance.
QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in a relevant area of study (Science Education, Chemistry, Physics)
  • Teacher certification in Education and/or Secondary Science preferred, but not initially required (must be obtained within 3 years of hire).
  • Strong instructional and classroom management skills
  • Ability to work effectively with diverse students and families
  • Competent in the following platforms/programs: PowerSchool, Word, Excel, Outlook, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, IXL (English)
  • Proven skills in leadership, group facilitation, communication, and data collection
  • A workplace demeanor consistent with a Christian school environment: civil, respectful, polite, and responsive
  • Be in agreement with and subscribe to the Milwaukee Rescue Mission Statement of Faith and the MRM Statement of Biblical Convictions
  • Be a committed follower of the Lord Jesus Christ, which is evident in personal testimony and Christian conduct
  • Pass a pre-employment background check and drug test
PREFERRED:
  • Experience in an urban teaching environment
  • Track record of closing the achievement gap, making gains greater than 1AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress)
EXCELLENT BENEFIT PACKAGE:
  • $50,100 - $81,700 salary range based on experience/credentials
  • Excellent Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
  • Health Savings Accounts with employer match
  • Life and Short/Long Term Disability Insurance
  • 401K with generous employer contribution
  • Paid holidays and generous PTO
  • Health Club reimbursement
  • Education Assistance
  • Free onsite parking
  • Free meal available during shift
  • Business Casual/Casual dress

The Milwaukee Rescue Mission is a 501 (c)3, charitable, non-profit church, Christian organization. Milwaukee Rescue Mission has an organizational religious exemption from the prohibitions contained in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, concerning religious discrimination in employment. We further reserve the right to discriminate or designate certain positions when a bona fide occupational qualification exists. Subject to the Constitution of the United States and all applicable state and federal laws, Milwaukee Rescue Mission does not discriminate in the administration and dissemination of its programs and services.

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