Volunteering

Programs Eligible for Volunteering

Teaching Scholars Program

The Berkeley Lab Teaching Scholars Program is a joint collaboration between the Career Pathways Office and the K-12 programs at Berkeley Lab. 

The program seeks to help Berkeley Lab staff strengthen their science communication skills, gain experiences in formal and informal education, and provide connections to the local community. In return, the K-12 programs gain a stronger team of experts capable of explaining difficult subjects to broad audiences. This opportunity is open to ALL Berkeley Lab employees. 

Resources for Working with Minors

Recognizing 2023 Volunteers and Teaching Scholars

Since Fall 2021, 276 volunteers have dedicated their time and effort in supporting Berkeley Lab K-12 programs. 

Their enthusiasm and expertise has been crucial in providing meaningful and engaging opportunities for the next generation of scientists. Volunteers contributed in numerous ways, from giving virtual career talks to planning and facilitating hands-on projects for SeA, SAGE Camp and BLDAP. 

2023 Outstanding STEM Volunteers

These volunteers have helped tremendously with K-12 activities and a range of programs throughout the year. 

2023 Teaching Scholars

These volunteers are also part of the Teaching Scholars Program and have dedicated over 100 hours in service.

Edoardo Zoni

Physical Sciences

Sharon Greenblum

Biosciences

Sara Harmon

Biosciences

Carlotta Porzio

Physical Sciences

Vlastimil Novak

Biosciences

Arianna Formenti

Physical Sciences 

Ludovico Bianchi

Computing Sciences 

2022 Outstanding STEM Ambassadors

2022 Teaching Scholars

Ina Reichel

Physical Sciences

Yang Ha

Energy Sciences

Kerrie Barry

Biosciences

Alex Lin

Energy Sciences

Ying Wang

Biosciences

Laurie Chong

Energy Sciences

Charles Shiflett

Computing Sciences

Doru Popovici

Computing Sciences

Bashir Mohammed

Computing Sciences

Baishakhi Bose

Biosciences