Thanks to funding from the Batchelor Foundation, participating teachers will receive a $1,000 stipend upon completion of the program.  

This national award recognizes female graduate students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in paleontology research.

In her role, which begins July 1, Ennes will strengthen and forge new collaborations with researchers at UF and across the state.

Twenty-one teachers representing 11 counties will receive stipends for their participation. 

Matthew Stanley will teach the area’s schoolchildren about environmental issues ranging from water quality to sustainable agriculture.

The event celebrated the work of TESI collaborators who have excelled in Earth systems education, outreach, and communication.

Scientist in Every Florida School professional development workshop for teachers brings together fossil sharks and artificial intelligence.