Science Communication

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    Yariliz R. Quiles-Martínez, Library Branch Director

    CareerScience Communication
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    • Ed.D, M.I.S., Nova Southeastern University
    • USDA Forest Service
    • Librarians are trained information professionals who guide patrons through the research process.
    • Los bibliotecarios son profesionales de la información adiestrados que orientan a los usuarios durante el proceso de investigación.
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    Tanya Flores, National Multimedia Manager

    Science Communication
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    • M.A., University of Texas, El Paso
    • USDA Forest Service
    • As a a photographer and videographer with the Forest Service, I collect images of people, plants, and wildlife on public lands.
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    Romeo Pereles, Partnership Coordinator

    Science Communication
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    • M.S., Colorado Technical University
    • USDA Forest Service
    • As a partnership coordinator, I bring together partners from across the country to support healthy forests, resilient communities, and wildfire risk reduction. My work connects people, ideas, and resources so we can take care of public lands for present and future generations.
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    Jessie L. Scott III, Urban Connections Coordinator

    Science Communication
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    • M.S., Colorado State University
    • USDA Forest Service
    • An urban connections coordinator works with underrepresented and underserved communities in urban areas.
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    Amtchat Edwards, Education and Partnership Specialist

    Artemis Moon TreesScience Communication
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    • B.S., University of Maryland
    • USDA Forest Service
    • As an education specialist, I help create stories at the intersection of people, forests, grasslands, and now the MOON! My work helps kids and families understand natural processes and the concept of “multiple use.” The common theme in every lesson is: humans are a part of nature, and we are all connected.
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    Grant Kirker, Research Technologist

    Forests & PlantsScience Communication
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    • Ph.D., Mississippi State University
    • USDA Forest Service Scientist
    • Research technologists are responsible for planning, conducting, and analyzing scientific experiments as well as communicating results through peer-reviewed journals.  My research interests relate to living and nonliving factors that cause wood to decay.
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    Sarah Wiener, Social Scientist

    Science Communication
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    • M.S., North Carolina State University
    • USDA Forest Service Scientist
    • As a social scientist, I study the ways that landowners and natural resources specialists interact with scientific information.  I help scientists and tool developers improve their communications and products.
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    Emrys Treasure, Decision Support Scientist

    Science Communication
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    • B.S., North Carolina State University
    • USDA Forest Service Scientist
    • I study how science is transferred and used to help make forest management decisions.
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    Janet Stockhausen, Biologist & Patent Attorney

    Science Communication
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    • J.D., Franklin Pierce Law Center
    • USDA Forest Service Scientist
    • A patent attorney works with scientists/engineers (in my case Forest Services scientists/engineers) on their technical developments/inventions to determine if they should be patented. Patents are used as a way to transfer the technology to the American public.
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    Jennifer Moore Myers, Resource Information Specialist

    Forests & PlantsScience Communication
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    • M.S., North Carolina State University
    • USDA Forest Service Scientist
    • A GIS analyst uses geographic data to answer questions, solve problems, and tell stories.  In my work, this often means looking for spatial patterns that show how forests respond to climate change or other stressors.