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Jacob Langlois he/him

Hi, I'm Jake. I'm in my 4th year of an Environmental Studies major and Geography minor at the University of Colorado Boulder. After spending 6 years in the Navy, I came back to school to pursue my intrests in sustainability, geography, and affordable housing. I've spent a summer as an outdoor sports instructor, where I got the opportunity to dip my toes into Environmental Education teaching about Leave No Trace and survival skills. I'm hoping to get to know more about the field of EE, and to hopefully make some connections!

Jennifer Bruening she/her

Jen Bruening is the Education Coordinator for the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy. She works with the Education Manager and many stewards to develop and facilitate interactive and inquiry-based programs for K-12 grade students. She brings a positive and compassionate perspective to her work and always strives to be as inclusive as possible.

Jen is a Native Arizonan and grew up in Cave Creek. She graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences, with many credits from Scottsdale Community College. Her professional experience includes10+ years as an Environmental Educator, 8+ years contributing to wildlife research and local conservation efforts, and 2 years as a Registered Behavior Technician, working with individuals with autism.  She has worked with diverse populations throughout Arizona including those with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, and underserved communities. Previous organizations include the Arizona Game and Fish Department, the Phoenix Zoo, Liberty Wildlife, and the National Audubon Society.

When she is not collaborating with Stewards or interacting with students, she spends her time hiking, birding, kayaking, or simply just sitting in nature with her dog.

 

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Cesar Crane

The contemporary design of Doodle Baseball is what makes it enjoyable. The game's art style is a delightful doodle, full of bright colors and entertaining motions; it's adorable and captivating. The baseball field is also quite enjoyable to play on because of its thoughtful design and user-friendliness.

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Holly Hummel

I am a community coordinator working and living in Panama at a study abroad field school. I teach environmental subjects to university students as well as lead and create community engagement projects alongside stakeholders in my community.

Jessica Sickler

I'm an independent researcher and evaluator who works with clients to study learning in informal and formal settings.

Gary Thompson

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