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It’s been a busy fall at TESI supporting Environmental Leaders across campus. Let’s take a look at everything we’ve been up to this semester.
Megan Ennes presented her workshop on climate communication strategies.
Join us for an inspiring lunch workshop featuring speakers at the forefront of environmental education, civic engagement and climate action.
Megan Ennes is the Assistant Curator (Professor) of Museum Education in the Florida
Anthropology & Archaeology Biodiversity Informatics & Genetics Museum Education Research Paleontology
: Molecular Systematics & Evolutionary Genetics Museum Education Research Ennes
Anthropology & Archaeology Caribbean Archaeology Ceramic Technology Laboratory Environmental Archaeology Florida Archaeology and Bioarchaeology Historical Archaeology South Florida Archaeology and Ethnography Biodiversity Blackburn Lab: Diversity, Evolution and Natura
Soltis Lab: Molecular Systematics & Evolutionary Genetics Museum Education Research Ennes
In the 2019-2020 academic year, Museum faculty and staff taught more than 524 students in 41 courses through the departments of Anthropology, Biology, Entomology & Nematology, Geological Sciences, Wildlife Ecology & Conservation and others. They directed independent studies and research topi
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from the Florida Museum of Natural History
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“This may look like brains but it is really strawberry.” You never know what you’re going to overhear at the Museum when scientists are visiting! It was wonderful to host our Women and Girls in Science Celebration at the Museum again after several years of virtual events. On Feb. 13, 2022, we invit
Megan Ennes, Assistant Curator of Museum Education in the Department of Natural History
A fruit from a mahogany tree that flourished in the time of the dinosaurs has been named in honor of Steven Manchester, curator of paleobotany at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Described by Brian Atkinson of the University of Kansas, the exceptionally well-preserved fossil is the earliest
Advancement of Science Awards & Honors National Academy of Sciences names Megan Ennes
Florida Museum of Natural History Director Douglas S. Jones was elected president of the Association of Science Museum Directors at the association’s annual meeting in Salt Lake City in March. Jones was named interim director of the Florida Museum in 1996 and director the following year. As a cur
biodiversity competition Awards & Honors National Academy of Sciences names Megan Ennes
FOR 6934 Tuesdays 11-12; Wednesdays 1-2 Online, asynchronous This course will provide an introduction to science communication, environmental education, and public outreach. The course will focus on strategic message framing and how to convey scientific research to the public. The public outreach
Instructor: Megan Ennes: Director & Assistant Curator of Museum Education
