At S2S, we have many volunteering opportunities for people with a passion for science and for inspiring future STEM leaders.
We offer immersive STEM experiences in state-of-the-art labs and, each year, serve over 40,000 students from public school districts, charter schools and afterschool organizations. Volunteers play an important role in our programs as mentors and role models for our students. We have many opportunities with flexible schedules and welcome STEM professionals and community members to volunteer. Explore our volunteer opportunities below.
For information on how to register for an S2S volunteer opportunity, visit our Volunteer Registration page.
Are You Interested in Volunteering?
We encourage you to apply if you are:
• Active or Retired STEM Professionals
who are actively seeking new opportunities to give back to their communities. Volunteering is rewarding and offers great networking and mentorship opportunities.
• College and Graduate Students
including recent graduates, and post-secondary faculty who are experienced and knowledgeable in a specific STEM field. They can connect with students through their personal experiences and also help keep our experiments and programs up to date with recent developments in the field.
• Corporate Volunteers
who are employees of our partner organizations make great student mentors as they teach students about career opportunities in STEM. To learn more about our employee engagement programs, please visit our Corporate Partners page.
• Community Volunteers
who have a genuine curiosity about science and a passion for helping middle and high school students are encouraged to volunteer. We will send you everything you need before volunteering.
Current Volunteer Opportunities
ISAAC Program Volunteers (In-person)
Volunteers in our signature in-lab program assist S2S instructors and work side-by-side with students in the lab. They help students follow procedures and protocols in the lab and assist in experimentation as needed. They also act as role models and answer students’ questions, including real-life applications of the lab experiments, professional work environments, and information about higher education/career choices.
