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What is your niche?

Do you want to work with people that are "volunteering" to learn marine science? Then informal education is for you. Informal education in self directed learning opportunities that inspire further learning and life long interest. Many (not all) informal education programs take place at public venues including zoos, aquaria, museums, nature, and science centers.

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED:

Museums, Science Centers, Aquaria

Popular magazines, books, newspapers, websites

Radio/TV

  • Fund an internship for a communications student to work with your University Relations Office, Office of TV and Radio, etc. to develop backgrounders, op ed pieces, and PSAs on your research
 
Interpretation is the term used to describe communication activities designed to improve understanding at parks, zoos, museums, nature centers, historic sites, cruise companies, tour companies and aquariums. (Director – National Association of Interpretation)

Explore the RISE website from the National Academy of Science to determine what audience you have a natural interest in working with on your research area.

 

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