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North Dakota’s Gateway to Science

Help visitors explore hands-on science through the center’s adult and teen volunteer program.

How you can help

Gateway to Science invites adults and teens to help make science approachable for visitors. Its volunteer page separates first-time applications from shift selection for trained volunteers. Share your interests and availability so staff can match you with an appropriate role at the Bismarck center.

Community & outdoorsVolunteer program

North Dakota’s Gateway to Science

Bismarck

Help visitors explore hands-on science through the center’s adult and teen volunteer program.

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Apply for a regular rotating shift or occasional help. Staff provide training and work alongside volunteers in visitor-facing science activities.

Start a conversation

North Dakota’s Gateway to Science volunteer teamVolunteer inquiries
Volunteer details
Ways to help Website
Before you go & sources

New volunteers should complete the application before using the trained-volunteer shift signup. Ask about age requirements and the duties for your assigned area.

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Before you volunteer

How do I get started?
Start with North Dakota’s Gateway to Science volunteer team (Volunteer inquiries). Use the official volunteer information or application linked above, and confirm your assignment before arriving.
Where does this organization serve?
Bismarck.
What should I confirm first?
New volunteers should complete the application before using the trained-volunteer shift signup. Ask about age requirements and the duties for your assigned area.

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Other organizations to explore

Dakota ZooNorth Dakota Heritage Center & State MuseumBismarck Parks and Recreation District

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