Program Coordinator
Organization: Gorman Heritage Farm, 10052 Reading Rd. Evendale, OH
Hours: Part-time, 20-25 hours/week Hourly, Non-Exempt, Monday-Friday, and weekend or evening hours as needed.
Responsible to: Director of Education
Contact: kschoeny@gormanfarm.org
Position Summary: The Program Coordinator position is to support and serve learners from Pre-K through Adults. This role coordinates day-to-day public program logistics, scheduling, partner communication, and volunteer/instructor support to ensure safe, high-quality educational experiences, which support the mission of Gorman Heritage Farm to build a healthy community through farm-based education and experiences about food, sustainable agriculture and the natural world.
Primary Responsibilities
- Coordinate program scheduling, registration and calendars for Adult & Family Public programs.
- Work collaboratively with GHF staff on program development to promote the mission of Gorman Heritage Farm.
- Opportunity to design, develop and implement programs to grow community programming.
- Assist with program evaluation: collect feedback, track participation data, and help improve program delivery.
- Serve as the main point of contact for program participants, families, and community partners (inquiries, registrations, confirmations, follow-ups).
- Manage program logistics: supplies, lesson/material prep support, site readiness in coordination with educators, instructors, volunteers or staff, and day-of program flow.
- Support educators/instructors/volunteers with necessary GHF informational documents, rosters, checklists, and orientation/training as needed.
- Coordinate promotion of programs with Communications/Systems Lead for social media, website, external sites for promotion.
- Maintain registration and participant records, including waivers, attendance, and payment tracking (as applicable).
- Maintain organized digital files and program documentation
- Ensure policies are followed related to safety, accessibility, and risk management.
Additional Responsibilities
- Participate in staff meetings and contribute to a collaborative, mission-driven culture.
- Participate in staffing of GHF fundraising events, such as set-up, break-down, and (including but not limited to May Farm Fest, Row by Row, late August and Sunflower Festival, first weekend in October).
- Other duties as assigned.
Required Qualifications
- Experience coordinating programs, education, youth programming, nonprofit operations, or similar work.
- Excellent organizational skills; able to manage multiple deadlines and seasonal program volume.
- Warm, professional communication style with children, families, educators, and community partners.
- Comfort working in a farm/outdoor environment (uneven terrain, weather variability, animals, and farm activity).
- Proficiency with basic tech tools: Google Workspace or Microsoft Office, spreadsheets, shared calendars, and databases (or willingness to learn).
- Ability to pass background checks as required for working with youth.
- Collaborative leadership style: positive attitude, team player, flexible, willingness to work in a non-profit
- setting with a small staff. Enthusiasm is desired.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in environmental/agricultural education, outdoor education, museum education, or experiential learning.
- College degree in Program Management, Business Administration or Education
- Familiarity with evaluation/outcome tracking.
Equal Opportunity Statement
Gorman Heritage Farm is an equal opportunity employer and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply.
To apply, please email resume and cover letter to: kschoeny@gormanfarm.org
Applications will be accepted until March 1, 2026
Revised January 2026