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- Meaghan Pimsler presenting live insects to pre-school children.
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- Dr. Tomberlin had the chance to help with the outreach activity at the local pre-school. However, he reserved his interactions to handling pinned specimens. The students loved the butterflies!
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- Dr. Carmen Gomes (Biological and Agricultural Engineering, TAMU) introducing Dr. Tomberlin as the speaker at the Science Café with the Revolution Café in Bryan, Texas.
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- Dr. Tomberlin speaking to the Science Café at the Revolution Café in Bryan, Texas. He had a chance to talk with patrons about decomposition ecology and its use in forensics, human health, and ecology.
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- Jennifer Pechal, PhD candidate, conducting an outreach activity with a local pre-school. Jen discussed the life cycle of insects and attempted to acquaint the children with mealworms.
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- Jennifer Pechal giving the children at Creek View Elementary School a chance to make maggot art.
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- Micah Flores with children at Creek View Elementary School. Micah had displays of pinned insects for them to view.
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- Charity Owings giving children at Creek View Elementary School a chance to see insects in action!
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- Dr.Tomberlin sharing his experiences with members of the Athens High School Forensics Class during an outreach event at Rudder Tower in May.
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- Jonathan Cammack helping a Youth Adventure Camp member learn the basics of tool mark identification on wood at this year’s Youth Adventure Camp.
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- Dr. Tomberlin learning the true meaning of “teaching” entomology with his son’s preschool class.
