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Chabot Space & Science Center
Basic Information
Address: 10000 Skyline Blvd
Oakland CA 94619
Phone Number: 510-336-7414
Fax Number: 510-336-7491
Email: volunteers@chabotspace.org
Director: Megan Gray, Volunteer Manager
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Youth, non-profit, education
Population Served: All ages!
Ages for Volunteer: Minimum: 18 years old
Hours of Service: Varies
Minimum Hours Required: 8 hours/month
Days of Service: Wednesday through Sunday
Mission Statement:
Chabot Space & Science Center inspires and educates students of all ages about our Planet Earth and the Universe.
Its observatory, planetarium, exhibits, and natural park setting are a place where a diverse population of students, teachers, and the public can imagine, understand, and learn to shape their future through science.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Enveloped in a redwood laced, parkland environment, our interactive exhibits and larger-than-life shows immerse visitors in the wonders of the cosmos, encouraging participation in its splendor. Chabot’s committed staff, instructors, and volunteers ensure each visitor’s expectations are exceeded as they discover the interaction of natural wonders around them.
Program History:
Since 1883, Chabot Space & Science Center has been providing inspirational science education to the diverse community we serve. Our rich history is coupled with the latest technology in a fun-filled, hands-on center where questions about our universe, which includes our own planet, are explored and answered.
Additional Information:
Join a dynamic team dedicated to creating a world-class education and entertainment experience. Chabot Space & Science Center volunteers work in a unique and vibrant environment that combines a beautiful park setting with sophisticated technology. You can make astronomy and science come alive for visitors from around the Bay Area and the world. No science or astronomy background needed - extensive training opportunities available.
Volunteers at Chabot significantly outnumber staff. There are many volunteer positions awaiting people eager to share the wonders of the universe with our visitors. Volunteers primarily work in our exhibits, on our observatory deck, in our classrooms and with special events. Through ongoing training and volunteer experience, you can become qualified in almost any aspect of Chabot's operation.