4-H Summer “STEMist” Internship Program

Closes February 2

What is a STEMist?

• College student who teaches workshops and curriculum to 4-H youth around Oklahoma.

• Interested or have experience in education, communications, or youth development.

• Individuals with the ability to bring fresh perspectives and ideas to improve the program are sought for this opportunity.

What should STEMists expect?

• 10-week program with 40 hours a week of developing and teaching content (May 21-July 29).

• Attend STEMist trainings (arranged based on selected individuals’ schedules)

• Complete program evaluations as assigned by Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development.

• Collaborate with other STEMists and Oklahoma 4-H staff members.

• Teach hands-on STEM workshops to youth across the state of Oklahoma.

• Provide assistance with State 4-H Roundup.

• Additional opportunities to produce educational videos, develop curriculum, etc. may be available depending on time and student interests.

What are the requirements for STEMists?

• Undergraduate students who are interested in a career in education, communications, science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or related field.

• Driver’s license and ability to travel.

• Preference will be given to applicants with prior 4-H experience.

What are the benefits for STEMists?

• STEMists will be financially compensated for the summer. Pay will be discussed during the interview.

• STEMists will have the opportunity to learn or develop skills in the following areas:

  • Developing and teaching curriculum

  • Public speaking and workshop facilitation

  • Photography/videography/editing

How to apply?

If you are interested in participating in the 2025 STEMist program, go to the link https://forms.office.com/r/cyCqeC9zaU

If you have questions, contact Kelly Wardlaw (405) 744-8883 or k.wardlaw@okstate.edu