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South Florida Virtual Leadership Series - April Invitation (2201643-ALUM-EVT-220407)
Project: South Florida Virtual Leadership Series - April Invitation

Alumni Relations

Alexa Butler
Associate Director of South Florida Alumni & Board Engagement
alexa.butler@ufl.edu

Sponsor Info

04-07-2022

Status
Complete

Digital Communications Partner(s)
Blake Loiacono; Tonya Gibbs

Important Dates

Materials Submission Deadline
03-31-2022

Draft Production Date
04-04-2022

Draft Approval & Data Receipt Deadline
04-05-2022

Final Approval Deadline
04-06-2022

Email Info

Sender Display Name
UF South Florida

Sender Email Address
SouthFlorida@uff.ufl.edu

Subject Line
You're Invited | UF South Florida Virtual Leadership Series Featuring the Florida Museum

Preview Text
Join us for updates on the Scientist in Every School initiative in South Florida

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⚠️ Your request is in the final stages and is locked for comments and file uploads. If you need urgent assistance please email both Jason Phenicie (jphenicie@uff.ufl.edu) and Monica Vosilla (mvosilla@uff.ufl.edu)
[MAR-14-22  8:10 AM  Monica Vosilla] Hi Alexa, 
Would April 7 be an acceptable send date? Gator Nation News goes out on April 6 so we suggest avoiding that overlap, if possible. 
-Monica 

[MAR-14-22  8:13 AM  Anonymous] Hi Monica,
Yes, no problem - April 7 works well for us. Thank you!


[MAR-14-22 11:06 AM  Monica Vosilla] Wonderful - thank you! April 7th it is. -m

[MAR-30-22  4:12 PM  Jason Phenicie] New file added

[MAR-31-22  9:51 PM  Anonymous] 
Presentation name: Scientist in Every Florida School

Event Date/Time: Thursday, April 28 at 12:00 - 12:45pm

RSVP link/call to action: https://ufl.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwsc-qtqjsiGtZ2nCfpqPMuNjZQpZpUA6VF

On the UF Faculty since 1977, Dr. Bruce MacFadden is a distinguished professor at the Florida Museum of Natural History and the director of the Thompson Earth Systems Institute (TESI). He received his bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and his Ph.D. in geology from Columbia University with a specialization in paleontology. The author of over 200 peer-reviewed scientific articles and a book on Fossil Horses (Cambridge), he has been principal investigator on more than 50 external grants, mostly from the National Science Foundation, totaling nearly $40 million. In 2009-2010 he was a Program Officer in the Education Directorate at NSF and in 2015-2016 was a Visiting Scientist at the Santa Cruz County Office of Education  in California.

A signature program of the Thompson Earth Systems Institute, Scientist in Every Florida School (SEFS) provides scientist role models and experiences to Florida public school teachers and students free of charge. Components include virtual and in-person classroom interactions with scientists, including over 600 interactions in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties to date, and unparalleled teacher professional development workshops throughout the state. SEFS has a growing presence in South Florida and numerous collaborations that have exposed K-12 audiences to current scientific research and careers in science fields like never before.


If you can include a video or link: https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/earth-systems/scientist-in-every-florida-school/ 
Unfortunately the YouTube link leads with an ad. 


[MAR-31-22  9:52 PM  Jason Phenicie] New file added

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[APR-06-22  2:05 PM  Anonymous] 3 minor revisions requested, and then ready to send - thank you!

[APR-06-22  3:17 PM  Jason Phenicie] New file added

[APR-06-22  3:34 PM  Tonya Gibbs] Alexa B. Approved on Apr 6, 2022, 2:31PM

[APR-06-22  8:03 PM  Jason Phenicie] New file added
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