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Volunteer

The Wallops Visitor Center offers guests a memorable experience, but our broader mission succeeds because of our volunteers, individuals willing to share their time, unique skills, and passion for STEM.

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Adult Volunteering

For volunteers ages 18 and older, we have a variety of exciting opportunities for you to help support our mission!

Types of Opportunities
Docents for Tours & Exhibits
Guest Engagement
Office Assistants
Youth Programs Assistant

Ages
18 years and older.

When are applications accepted?
Applications are always welcome.

When do volunteers typically start?
After a review of your application, a virtual meeting, and an in-person meeting.

What experience is needed to be a successful volunteer?
A positive attitude and a willingness to spread the love of science to all guests who enter the Visitor Center.

Where do I send my completed application?
Please send your completed form to:
WFF-NASA-Visitor-Center@mail.nasa.gov

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