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Instructional designer graduate of Wayne State University' Master of Instructional Technology. Life long environmentalist, educational work has always been done through  informal settings and community education engagement and outreach.  Have codirected a GED program in Detroit, environmental work has included education and outreach concerning recycling/composting, 8 Rs of Zero Waste, basic climate change information and mitigation and other materials management information.   

L. E. Carmichael is a scientist and the award-winning author of more than 20 STEM books for young readers including The Boreal Forest: A Year in the World's Largest Land Biome (2020) and Polar: Wildlife at the Ends of the Earth (2023).

 

I work at the Research Group at the Lawrence Hall of Science. My interests lie in the intersection of structural racism, equity, inclusion, and STEM education, and how we understanding learners' experiences. Current projects: BEETLES and Working Towards Racial Equity in Environmental Education.

My goal is to educate people about conservation and empower them to do so, all while sharing my passion for stewarding our beautiful ecosystems.