Opportunities at MoMath
How to Apply | Fellowships | Open Positions | Volunteering
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) is a growing institution that provides insight into the evolving, creative, human, and aesthetic nature of mathematics to a diverse audience of all ages. Its interactive exhibits and stimulating programs encourage inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math.
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How to Apply
To ensure a successful application, please follow these instructions carefully.
Application requirements:
- Send an email to jobs@momath.org expressing your interest in a position at MoMath
- Include the name of the position in the subject line
- Include all three of the following items
- Cover letter
- Résumé with GPA
- Personal statement describing your views on mathematics or a personal life experience you have had related to mathematics (must be separate from the two items above; one paragraph to one page in length)
Incomplete application packages will not be considered.
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Fellowships
2024-2025 Centroid Fellowship
The National Museum of Mathematics is pleased to announce the MoMath Centroid Fellowship program. A limited number of May 2025 graduates from around the country will be accepted for this highly selective, paid, year-long opportunity to work in museum administration at the National Museum of Mathematics, where they will:
- Provide behind-the-scenes support to a unique New York City museum.
- Help coordinate school visits and other school outreach programs.
- Provide professional and polite customer service support via phone and email to visitors, patrons, and partners from around the world.
- Collaborate to help provide high-quality, flawless public programs and communications.
- Aid in the ongoing maintenance and improvement of the Museum’s online presence.
- Perform miscellaneous administrative tasks as needed.
- Learn what it takes to operate a successful business.
- Gain exposure to a variety of interesting programs, lectures, and people.
- Interact with a motivated and talented team of colleagues.
The successful candidate will have:
- A bachelor’s degree or equivalent with a 3.5 GPA or higher; math or STEM majors are preferred but not required.
- Excellent written communication skills.
- Strong attention to detail.
- A desire to support a mission-driven organization.
- Prior employment experience demonstrating a solid work ethic.
- Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States for 14 months without visa sponsorship from the Museum.
Total compensation for this position in the 2025–2026 fellowship program will be approximately $50,000, with roughly $47,000 paid during the program and a $3,000 completion bonus.
To apply, please email the following to centroid@momath.org with a subject line that includes “MoMath Centroid Fellowship” and your first and last name:
- A cover letter that explains how you meet the qualifications for the position.
- A current résumé, including grade point average.
- A statement describing your views on mathematics or a life experience you’ve had related to mathematics (no more than one page, please).
- Three letters of reference, including two from your college math professors and one from your most recent manager or supervisor from a position you’ve held. (Letters should be submitted directly by your recommenders to centroid@momath.org.)
2025-2026 Exponent Fellowship
The National Museum of Mathematics is pleased to announce the 2025–2026 MoMath Exponent Fellowship program. A limited number of graduating math majors from around the country will be accepted for this highly selective, paid, year-long opportunity to work at the National Museum of Mathematics, where they will:
- Interact with the public as a mathematical docent on the exhibit floor.
- Build outreach and communication skills.
- Enhance their mathematical knowledge.
- Meet mathematicians from around the world.
- Be given the opportunity to develop and complete a unique personal project.
- Interact with the Museum’s senior leadership team and the Visiting Professor.
- Learn what it takes to operate a successful business.
- Gain exposure to a variety of interesting programs, lectures, and people.
- Be part of a motivated and talented cohort.
The successful candidate will have:
- A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in mathematics with a 3.5 GPA or higher.
- Strong interpersonal communication skills.
- A creative mindset, with an ability to think outside the box.
- A desire to share the joy of mathematics with others.
- Prior experience demonstrating a solid work ethic.
- Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States for 14 months without visa sponsorship from the Museum.
Total compensation for this position in the 2025-2026 fellowship program will be approximately $52,000, with roughly $47,000 paid during the program and a $5,000 completion bonus.
To apply, please email the following to exponent@momath.org with a subject line that includes “MoMath Exponent Fellowship” and your first and last name:
- A cover letter that explains how you meet the qualifications for the position.
- A current résumé, including grade point average.
- A statement describing your views on mathematics or a life experience you’ve had related to mathematics (no more than one page, please).
- Three letters of reference, including two from your college math professors and one from your most recent manager or supervisor from a position you’ve held. (Letters should be submitted directly by your recommenders to exponent@momath.org.)
First round candidates will be offered an interview. A select number of those interviewed will be invited to share additional information; further details will be provided to those accepted into the second round.
Fellows must be able to be present in New York City from December 18, 2025, through December 31, 2026, and will be responsible for finding their own accommodations.
The application deadline is no later than October 15, however, the application window may close prior to this date if the program fills. Applications will be accepted and evaluated on a rolling basis, so be sure to apply early!
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Events Manager
MoMath is entering an exciting period of expansion. To support its growth, the Museum is seeking an experienced and entrepreneurial Events Manager, focused on customer service and fundraising, to build, manage, and grow the Museum’s events business. The Events Manager is the first point of contact for potential clients/vendors and provides full customer service and administrative support related to venue rentals and events. The primary goal of the events manager is to ensure all events in the Museum, particularly private events, meet and exceed expectations of excellence.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Develop marketing and promotional strategies for presentation to senior management; implement approved programs.
- Conduct research using a targeted focus to identify and cultivate potential clients.
- Actively market the Museum space for events, working both directly and in collaboration with the communications team.
- Build and maintain relationships with event planners, caterers, and vendors to promote events at the Museum.
- Respond to general inquiries and provide specific information about the Museum to prospective and current clients, including availability, features, restrictions, and contract terms.
- Arrange and conduct tours of the venue for prospective clients and provide thorough follow-up to close event sales.
- Manage and maintain an accurate rental calendar to avoid or mediate scheduling conflicts.
- Oversee the planning and logistical needs related to the production of events, including meeting with clients and caterers on site as needed.
- Work closely with the finance team to maintain and update client event files, ensure accurate and timely invoicing according to contract terms, track accounts receivable and follow up on past due accounts, and monitor the events revenue and expense budget.
- Collect and maintain needed documentation from customers and vendors, including licenses, certificates of insurance, hold harmless agreements, and any/all other required paperwork.
- Work closely with clients to schedule their activities, discuss and arrange for audio/visual needs, coordinate catering and vendor schedules, and arrange to have the area equipped as requested.
- Coordinate staffing, setup, access, and cleaning with floor managers.
- Coordinate load-in/load-out with vendors and internal staff.
- Communicate with the floor manager, floor staff, technology team, and any other internal staff as needed to ensure events are executed at a high level of excellence.
- Be available in person during events to handle issues that may arise.
Qualifications:
- 5+ years of work experience in event sales and planning, preferably for a not-for-profit.
- Ability to approach all events through a customer service and fundraising lens.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills with a broad range of constituents.
- Keen attention to detail in all aspects of the job.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage many projects at the same time.
- Experience providing white-glove–level service as needed.
- Proven record of applying excellent judgement in executing responsibilities.
- Demonstrated organizational skill with contracts, invoices, and other paperwork.
- Efficient administrative skills; familiar with budgets, scheduling, and databases.
- Ability to work individually or on a team.
- Ability to adapt quickly to changes and troubleshoot when necessary to accomplish goals.
- Familiarity with the event industry (New York City preferred).
- Flexibility in scheduling, including evenings and weekends and sometimes on short notice.
- Bachelor’s degree or higher required.
- A positive, can-do attitude is a must.
The pay range for this position is $90,000 to $110,000 annually. The higher end of the range is reserved for those candidates that have at least five years of highly relevant experience.
Events Coordinator
MoMath seeks an entrepreneurial individual focused on customer service and fundraising as an Events Coordinator to grow the Museum’s events business. The Events Coordinator is the first point of contact for potential clients/vendors and provides full customer service and administrative support related to venue sales and events. The primary goal of the Events Coordinator is to ensure all events in the Museum, particularly private events, meet and exceed expectations of excellence.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Conduct research using a targeted focus to identify and cultivate potential clients.
- Actively market the Museum space for events, working both directly and in collaboration with the communications team.
- Build and maintain relationships with event planners, caterers, and vendors to promote events at the Museum.
- Respond to general inquiries and provide specific information about the Museum to prospective and current clients, including availability, features, restrictions, and contract terms.
- Arrange and conduct tours of the venue for prospective clients and provide thorough follow-up to close event sales.
- Manage and maintain an accurate rental calendar to avoid or mediate scheduling conflicts.
- Oversee the planning and logistical needs related to the production of events, including meeting with clients and caterers on site as needed.
- Work closely with the finance team to maintain and update client event files, ensure accurate and timely invoicing according to contract terms, track accounts receivable and follow up on past due accounts, and monitor the events revenue and expense budget.
- Collect and maintain needed documentation from customers and vendors, including licenses, certificates of insurance, hold harmless agreements, and any/all other required paperwork.
- Work closely with clients to schedule their activities, discuss and arrange for audiovisual needs, coordinate catering and vendor schedules, and arrange to have the area equipped as requested.
- Coordinate staffing, set-up, access, and cleaning with floor managers.
- Coordinate load-in/load-out with vendors and internal staff.
- Communicate with the floor manager, floor staff, technology team, and any other internal staff as needed to ensure events are executed at a high level of excellence.
- Be available in person during events to handle issues that may arise.
Qualifications:
- 1+ years of work experience in event sales and planning, preferably for a not-for-profit.
- Ability to approach all events through a customer service and fundraising lens.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills with a broad range of constituents.
- Keen attention to detail in all aspects of the job.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage many projects at the same time.
- Experience providing white-glove-level service if/as needed.
- Proven record of applying excellent judgement in executing responsibilities.
- Demonstrated organizational skill with contracts, invoices, and other paperwork.
- Efficient administrative skills; familiar with budgets, scheduling, and databases.
- Ability to work individually or on a team.
- Ability to adapt quickly to changes and troubleshoot when necessary to accomplish goals.
- Familiarity with the event industry (New York City preferred).
- Flexibility in scheduling, including evenings and weekends and sometimes on short notice.
- Bachelor’s degree or higher required.
- A positive, can-do attitude is a must.
The pay range for this position is $20 to $22 per hour. The higher end of the range is reserved for those candidates that have at least one year of highly relevant experience.
Patron Relations Assistant
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) is a growing institution that provides insight into the evolving, human, and aesthetic nature of mathematics to a diverse audience of all ages. Its interactive exhibits and stimulating programs encourage inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math.
MoMath is seeking a Patron Relations Assistant to help steward member, donor, and customer relationships. The Patron Relations Assistant will provide administrative support to membership programs, fundraising efforts, and customer queries covering a variety of programs and topics. Candidates must have excellent communication skills, a strong desire to provide exceptional customer service, and a proven ability to follow through on all patron communications.
This is an on-site, regular, full-time position located in New York City. It offers a full suite of benefits.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Aid in the tracking of the Museum’s obligations with respect to each member, donor, and sponsor, to ensure they are being met;
- Providing donors and sponsors with expeditious acknowledgement of all donations;
- Responding to inquiries and requests related to fundraising, membership, events, and other customer requests in a professional, timely manner;
- Maintaining records of all fundraising and membership activity in the development database;
- Recording donations and membership payments, including scans of appropriate documentation; providing administrative support for all development efforts, ranging from mailings and scanning to coordination of fundraising events;
- Keeping management abreast of specific patron requests and obligations, and of the progress towards meeting them;
- Responding to all patron queries within one business day; coordinating with management to determine appropriate responses;
- Processing new memberships and membership renewals within one week, preparing member cards, and sending welcome letters;
- Creating and maintaining donor lists to allow appropriate recognition on the MoMath website and in the Museum;
- Contacting members regarding upcoming expirations; collaborating with accounting personnel to ensure that donations and membership payments are reconciled with accounting records on a monthly basis, and that discrepancies are investigated and resolved;
- Keeping MoMath management updated on corporate memberships and overall membership policies; maximizing the efficiency and effectiveness of the membership process; working towards the goal of generating growth through increasing individual, family, and corporate memberships;
- Improving engagement with corporate members;
- Representing MoMath with an upbeat and positive attitude and demeanor in a variety of administrative interactions; and
- Responding to event inquiries and other revenue-generating requests, including, but not limited to: birthday parties, group visits, venue rentals, and general program queries.
Also note that everyone may be asked from time to time to pitch in on a variety of tasks, from stamping envelopes to carrying boxes and collating papers, etc.
Qualifications:
- Minimum of three years in a relevant role preferred, but strong entry-level candidates will be considered
- A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
- Superb organization skills and attention to detail
- A successful record of administrative problem-solving and troubleshooting
- Extraordinary presentation skills in writing, on the phone, and in person
- A strong sense of professionalism and responsibility
- The drive and patience to roll up sleeves and ensure that the minutiae of a complex plan fit together perfectly
- Comfort with and a positive attitude toward mathematics, and/or a passion for education or museums preferred but not required
The pay rate is $20.50 per hour.
Museum Operations Manager
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) is a growing institution that provides insight into the evolving, creative, human, and aesthetic nature of mathematics to a diverse audience of all ages. Its interactive exhibits and stimulating programs encourage inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math.
MoMath is seeking a responsible, efficient, and energetic individual to oversee the daily operations and visitor services of the Museum. This is an on-site, regular full-time position based in New York City. It offers a full suite of benefits.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Direct all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the Museum and ensure that the Museum provides a welcoming and mission-effective atmosphere.
- Oversee floor and retail operations, including the management, training, development, and supervision of floor and retail staff.
- Collaborate with other departmental managers to successfully administer public programs and offerings, including in-house events as well as outreach programs offered to the broader community, always ensuring that the Museum deploys its exhibition space, various events and programs, and other offerings at a high level of excellence.
- Oversee the Museum’s retail operations, establishing and maintaining policies and procedures related to sales; taking responsibility for inventory management and controls including shipping and receiving; maintaining neat and professional visual displays; coordinating retail initiatives with other aspects of the Museum’s activities; and developing and managing the overall retail effort to generate sufficient profit to make a meaningful contribution to the support of the Museum’s mission.
- This leadership role requires a fully on-site presence daily in the Museum from pre-opening (8:00 am) to post-closing (6:00 pm; later if needed to accommodate Museum events); a five-day onsite work schedule including one weekend day if/as needed/directed; additional effort beyond onsite work if/as needed, especially to keep up with internal and external communications and to provide guidance and support to onsite managers if/as needed; and the flexibility to work extra days when needed, even if on short notice. A minimum of 50 hours per week is expected with a high degree of flexibility in scheduling required.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree required; STEM field preferred.
- Operations experience with a museum or visitor center, preferably a hands-on science center, is a must for this position.
- A strong commitment to visitor service and visitor satisfaction.
- Strong personal communication skills and rapport with staff and visitors.
- Advanced organizational skills with the ability to juggle multiple projects with the day-to-day running of the Museum.
- Experience leading a diverse team and collaborating with colleagues.
- Ability to creatively problem-solve.
- A strong work ethic with a consistent and ongoing track record of reliable onsite attendance and the willingness and flexibility to provide events coverage and to accommodate the planned or unplanned absences of Museum staff.
- Background in or love of mathematics or a closely aligned field preferred.
The salary range for this position is $75K to $90K, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Educator / Senior Educator
(part-time mornings preferred, full-time possible)
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) is a growing institution that provides insight into the evolving, creative, human, and aesthetic nature of mathematics to a diverse audience of all ages. Its interactive exhibits and stimulating programs encourage inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math.
MoMath is seeking creative, energetic individuals to join its staff as educators. The educator role offers the opportunity for a teacher with strong formal K-12 classroom teaching experience to participate in one of America’s major efforts in mathematical outreach to students, teachers, and the public. This role is an excellent opportunity for an experienced math teacher to stay active in education.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Educators will deliver a variety of online and in-person MoMath programs, including:
- Field trip offerings for classes, camps, and other groups that visit the museum
- In-museum public demonstrations and group activities
- Mobile museum curricula, including educational outreach activities occurring in schools, community centers, public spaces, and other off-site venues
- Internship programs
- After-school and weekend math clubs or enrichment programs
- Summer math camps and programs
Qualifications:
- A minimum of one semester of formal K-12 classroom teaching experience is required; experience of at least one year is a strong plus. Candidates with longer experience, as well as candidates with state certification, are encouraged to apply.
- A strong mathematics background
- A record of successfully conveying the breadth, beauty, vitality, usefulness, and excitement of modern mathematics to diverse audiences
- Experience with and enthusiasm for working with groups of K-12 students on mathematical activities
- A love of communicating mathematical ideas at all levels of sophistication and understanding, especially in ways pitched to be meaningful to a broad public
- The demonstrated ability to manage a classroom and present a compelling, thought-provoking, and fun experience
The pay rate is $20.00 to $25.00 per hour.
Summer Camp Educator
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) is a growing institution that provides insight into the evolving, creative, human, and aesthetic nature of mathematics to a diverse audience of all ages. Its interactive exhibits and stimulating programs encourage inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math.
MoMath is seeking creative, energetic individuals to join its staff as a Summer Camp Educator. This role offers the opportunity for a teacher with strong formal K-12 classroom teaching experience to participate in one of America’s major efforts in mathematical outreach to students, teachers, and the public.
We are open to candidates who are looking for summer-only employment or continued employment into the school year as an Educator. Part-time and full-time opportunities are available.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Educators will deliver a variety of online and in-person MoMath programs, including:
- Lead campers and camp groups using established curricula and activities.
- Partner with other Educators and Museum staff for camp-wide activities.
- Lead in-Museum and external explorations.
- Creating a safe, secure, and enjoyable environment. Enforcing safety regulations including keeping campers and program areas clean and safe.
- Anticipating and minimizing potential problems with staff, campers, or the environment and responding effectively to problems that occur. Applying camp policies and procedures.
- Acting as a team member by actively participating in all training events and related staff meetings.
- Assisting staff in executing established procedures for supervising campers and activities.
- Performing other duties, as needed.
Qualifications:
- A minimum of one semester of formal K-12 classroom teaching experience is required; experience of at least one year is a strong plus. Candidates with longer experience, as well as candidates with state certification, are encouraged to apply.
- A strong mathematics background
- A record of successfully conveying the breadth, beauty, vitality, usefulness, and excitement of modern mathematics to diverse audiences
- Experience with and enthusiasm for working with groups of K-12 students on mathematical activities
- Demonstrated professionalism with ability to manage multiple responsibilities, while maintaining flexibility, and a positive team-oriented attitude
- A love of communicating mathematical ideas at all levels of sophistication and understanding, especially in ways pitched to be meaningful to a broad public
- The demonstrated ability to manage a classroom and present a compelling, thought-provoking, and fun experience
The pay for this position will be $20 to $25 per hour.
Exhibit Technician
The National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) is a growing institution that provides insight into the evolving, creative, human, and aesthetic nature of mathematics to a diverse audience of all ages. Its interactive exhibits and stimulating programs encourage inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math.
If you enjoy tinkering with mechanical, electronic, and digital components, we may have the career for you! Better yet, the work you do will bring curiosity and learning alive to help people of all ages appreciate and explore the wonders of math. MoMath is seeking a talented and versatile individual to join our team at our New York City Museum. To help keep the Museum’s exhibits healthy and engaging for our visitors, the ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in basic fabrication (carpentry, plastic, metal), mechanical systems electronic troubleshooting, mechanical fabrication, installation, maintenance, and repair. No prior experience working specifically in a museum is needed.
This is an on-site opportunity.
What you’ll do:
As an Exhibit Technician, you’ll be the person that keeps the heart and soul of our Museum working to ensure visitors can interact with our exhibits to further spark their curiosity. There’s a wide range of skills you’ll utilize daily to support the production of exhibits including the design, construction, installation, maintenance, and acquisition of all temporary, traveling, and permanent exhibits. No two days will be alike, but you could expect to do the following routine tasks and special responsibilities:
Routine Responsibilities:
- Monitor exhibits daily and collaborate with team members from all departments to ensure routine needs and unexpected problems are addressed in a timely manner
- Perform routine maintenance and repairs to keep the exhibits running smoothly
- Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical problems in the Museum’s exhibits and facility
- Creatively approach recurring issues to continually improve exhibits functionality
- Source materials and equipment
- Communicate and work with outside contractors and vendors as needed
- Transport, set up, and strike the Museum’s traveling exhibits to and from local schools and math and science festivals and events (as much as once a week during fall and winter semesters, more on occasion)
Special Projects:
- Fabricate and construct exhibit prototypes to support the Museum’s exhibit development process
- Support the Museum’s changing exhibit program, including but not limited to: Prepping changing exhibits gallery, creating custom mounting systems, construction/installation of temporary partitions, installation of artwork or artifacts, and fabrication of new interactive experiences
What you need to thrive in this role
- HS diploma or equivalent
- Basic experience troubleshooting mechanical and electrical issues
- Experience fabricating, building, repairing, refinishing, working with power tools, and being generally handy
- Familiarity with Arduino is a plus
- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required
- Ability to lift 50 pounds required
- Strong communication and organization skills
- Bonus points if you have experience building and/or maintaining custom-designed objects or environments (museum exhibits, scenery, props for theater or television, musical instruments, model making, computer equipment, etc.)
The pay for this position will be $23 to $25 per hour. Overtime is available.
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Volunteer Opportunities
High School Integrators volunteer program
Each academic year, MoMath accepts a very limited number of mathematically-talented high school students for ongoing volunteer roles in the Museum. The Integrators program offers a unique chance to improve interpersonal and communication skills, explore mathematical concepts, and learn valuable job skills. MoMath Integrators interact with visitors (on the Museum floor and online) and train with renowned mathematicians, professional educators, interpreters, and managers. The applicant pool is highly competitive, and many Integrators go on to top colleges.
Students who participate in the summer program must commit to volunteer for five (eight-hour) days a week, including a Saturday or Sunday, for a minimum of eight weeks during the summer. The summer program typically runs from Memorial Day weekend to the weekend after Labor Day. Students who participate during the school year must commit approximately one eight-hour day per week, typically a Saturday or Sunday, from September through June.
The High School Integrators volunteer program is unpaid. Participants are eligible to accrue hours towards the President’s Volunteer Service Award (PVSA), a program for which MoMath carries the honor of serving as a Certifying Organization. Recipients of the PVSA gold award receive a letter of appreciation from the President of the United States, and a certificate.
Applications and supporting materials, for the Summer 2025 Integrators position are welcome now through April 2025. Interviews are usually conducted in May with successful applicants notified in May/early June, and a July 1 start date (or earlier).
Applications and supporting materials, for the school year 2025/2026 Integrators position are welcome through July 2025. Interviews are usually conducted in early August, with successful applicants notified in August and a start date on or before Labor Day weekend.
To apply, download the application form at momath.org/integrators/apply.
Integrators general volunteer program (adult volunteer docents)
MoMath is seeking volunteer Integrators to interact with individual visitors and school groups on the exhibition floor to help them have a rewarding experience during their time at the Museum. This position requires a solid math background, the ability to connect with learners of all ages, and a comfort with hands-on education.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Helping to maintain a friendly and welcoming environment for Museum visitors of all ages
- Engaging with children and adults exploring the Museum and explaining various math concepts through floor activities and permanent exhibits
- Understanding the Museum’s mission and helping to make MoMath a great family experience
- Being an active member of the Integrators Program, which includes a commitment of at least two four-hour shifts a month
- Attending a monthly professional development meeting
- Dressing in a professional manner and being a positive representative of the Museum
- Working on other projects as assigned
Qualifications:
- Passion for mathematics and for the mission of MoMath
- Bachelor’s degree in math, science, or closely related field
- Excellent presentation skills and a strong grasp of customer service
- Comfort speaking in front of large audiences
- Experience in education, museums, and/or informal learning
- Previous experience working with children and/or families is a plus
To apply, please email the following to jobs@momath.org with a subject line that includes “Volunteer Integrators” and your name: a cover letter that explains how you meet the above criteria; your résumé, including grade point averages; and a separate 150- to 500-word statement describing your views on mathematics or a life experience you have had related to mathematics.
Volunteering at MoMath (one-time or ongoing as needed)
MoMath welcomes volunteers who provide valuable support in a variety of individual ways across the Museum, in both public-facing and internal roles.
- Do you love math and would you like to help others enjoy MoMath’s interactive suite of exhibits — and are you willing to devote two four-hour shifts each month? Apply to become a volunteer Integrator in the Museum!
- Can you occasionally assist with MoMath events, demonstrations, birthday parties, and other activities at the Museum?
- Are you a professional who would like to donate your expertise and time to MoMath? MoMath welcomes your support, especially if you are an educator, administrator, videographer, or technologist.
To apply, please send an email to volunteer@momath.org with a subject line that includes “Volunteer” and your name. Include a cover letter, current résumé, and a newly written statement that, in approximately 150 to 500 words, describes an experience that shaped your love of mathematics.
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Are you passionate about spreading a love of mathematics, but don’t see the right fit listed here? Contact us at jobs@momath.org — we’d love to welcome you to the team.
MoMath actively seeks a diverse applicant pool and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply. Equal opportunities are provided without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or any other applicable legally protected characteristics.
MoMath is a qualifying employer for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, which forgives any balance on Direct Loans after ten years of full-time employment in public service..
