Work at 100 Elk
If you love the outdoors and working with students in an inspiring, active environment, then working for 100 Elk may be for you.
The 100 Elk Outdoor Center is a fun, rewarding place to work. We employ seasonal, part-time and full-time staff to support our outdoor education programs in the fall and spring.
Our staff comes from a variety of backgrounds and interests, so if you would like to learn more, we’d enjoy hearing from you. Applicants are considered and decisions made as applications arrive, so apply early!
The 2026 100 Elk Outdoor Center applications are now open.
Program Season:
- First week of April – the last week of October 2026
To Apply:
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- Submit a resume via email.
- Complete the online application.
Current Openings
100 Elk Outdoor Center Program Manager
The program manager plays an integral leadership role at 100 Elk, modeling tone and culture for staff and participants and setting the tone for living by the Christian Science principles of integrity, compassion, and respect. They collaborate with the program director to ensure the 100 Elk program runs smoothly, working directly with lead instructors and staff to support participants, teachers, and chaperones. They work closely with the program director to facilitate training, oversee the day-to-day schedule, respond to participant and staff needs, and coach staff. The program manager will assist the program director in setting the tone and culture of 100 Elk by exemplifying Christian Science and supporting key 100 Elk pillars: “revealing the possibilities within” and “feeling loved and valued.” The program manager serves joyfully, communicates clearly, and responds thoughtfully to needs.
Program Manager Job Description Apply Now
100 Elk Outdoor Center Seasonal Lead Instructor
Lead instructors play an integral leadership role at 100 Elk, modeling tone and culture for staff and participants, and setting the tone for living by the Christian Science principles of integrity, compassion, and respect. Lead instructors help with staff training and oversight, safe program execution, coordination of logistics, and tone-setting. They provide feedback and coaching support to instructors in conjunction with the program director and program manager. Lead instructors support summer programs as needed and may fill a role on the summer staff team.
Lead Instructor Job Description Apply Now
100 Elk Outdoor Center Seasonal Activity Lead
Activity leads play an integral role in the facilitation of the 100 Elk program, modeling tone and culture for staff and participants, and setting the tone for living with the Christian Science principles of integrity, compassion, and respect. Activity leads are responsible for organizing and caring for program materials during the season, as well as the season opening/closing. They develop lesson plans and facilitate those lessons. They provide feedback on the success of or ways to improve the program areas they are focused on. Activity leads support summer programs as needed and may fulfill a role on the summer staff team.
Activity Lead Job Description Apply Now
100 Elk Outdoor Center Seasonal Instructor
Instructors lead and support participants during rotations, setting the tone for our key 100 Elk pillars: “revealing the possibilities within” and “feeling loved and valued.” Instructors teach and facilitate activities based on the training they receive and the areas they feel confident facilitating. Instructors model professionalism and will engage with teachers and chaperones during programs. Instructors often work in teams and must model teamwork and support one another.
