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Billy Murdock He/Him

Edward McCrea

Michele Kittell Connolly

Having a passion for conservation, education, and entrepreneurial leadership, I consider my superpower to be championing great causes through relationship building and fundraising via grants. I thrive on the art of grant writing and the attention to detail the start to finish process demands from grant preparedness, grant writing, and budget prep. I especially enjoy working with non-profit leaders to synthesize their ideas and visions into written words and develop grant ready content to establish more sustainable internal operations and, in turn, secure more funding.

 

Amber Schiltz

Debra Holman

Karen Hall

Joe Loviska

Kristin Lee

Meghadeepa Maity they/them

Anne Terry

Steven Braun

Environmental Science and Education Consultant; Chair of the OSU-Extension Research, Evaluation and Assessment Resource Group; Council member of the Oregon Environmental Literacy Program

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Sarah Schaffner she/her/hers

Hello, I'm Sarah. I am currently enrolled in the Project Dragonfly Master's Program through Miami University of Ohio. 
The focus of my studies is on informal learning and the representation and engagement of biodiversity conservation. Through Project Dragonfly I have had many unique experiences with community-based conservation and have engaged in two Earth Expeditions. The first was to Baja California and the second was to the Western Ghats of India. Both are sites for UNESCO World Heritage for Culture and Ecology. Being able to take part in this program has allowed me to grow as a conservationist and educator. 

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Madelyn Bentz she/her

Mary Cochran

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Dennis Liu

Jessica Schnell she/her

Jessica joined Black Rock Forest in 2023 as the Director of Education. Her primary focus is educational programming for K–16 students, teachers, and the general public. Jessica taught middle and high school science in the Bronx for six years, beginning as an NYC Teaching Fellow in 2017. Prior to teaching, Jessica conducted postdoctoral research in wildlife conservation modeling in Germany for four years; first at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology and then as a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Biology at the University of Konstanz. She also taught college biology courses focused on assessing habitat loss of forest endemic birds. Jessica holds a BS in Nutritional Sciences from Cornell University, an MS and PhD in Biology from Rutgers University, and an MSEd in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, K-12 from City College of New York. 

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Maria Patino

Sierra Garcia

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