Couch, S. Apr 8, 2022. Specimens lent to WonderLab Museum for use in their virtual educational program Animal Hour: Loco Locomotion: a discussion on flight.
Couch, S. June 10, 2022. Brought 22 children ranging from 4-6 grade to WRAZL for WonderLab Museum's summer camp, Intro Animal MD.
Couch, S. June 17, 2022. Brought 13 children ranging from 4-6 grade to WRAZL for WonderLab Museum's summer camp, Animal MD 2.0.
Kennedy, R. Nov. 11, 2022. Spoke to an audience in WonderLab Museum's virtual educational program, Animal Hour: AMA Archaeologist.
Miller-Camp, J. Nov 18, 2022. Spoke to an audience in WonderLab Museum's virtual educational program, Animal Hour: AMA Paleontologist.
Miller-Camp, J. June 3, 2022. Spoke to an audience in WonderLab Museum's virtual educational program, Animal Hour: Who's Who?: A discussion of gender in science.
Salcido, Charles (Writer). February 2023. When Theropods Went Vegetarian. Nicole Sweeny (Executive Producer). PBS Eons. PBS Digital Studios. YouTube series episode
IU Science Fest: WRAZL participated in IU's Science Fest, connecting with 66 visiting community members. Activities included the following:
- "What is Zooarchaeology?" used 3 known comparatives and an unknown sample for visitors to learn how to identify unknown elements using a comparative collection.
- "Dimorphism" taught visitors that it is important to understand sex differences in studied species to accurately identify archaeological elements.
- "3-D Modeling" showed the future of collections management and information dissemination by displaying the process of taking an element, photogrammetrically scanning it and turning it into a virtual 3-D model.
We fully intend to participate in next year's fest.
Girls Inc. Science Fest: K. Hawley and A. Chandroth participated in a Science Fest hosted on February 11, 2023 by the Bloomington chapter of Girls, Inc. Teaching materials from the CBRC were used to answer questions about fossils, rocks, and minerals.
WonderLab Museum's Dino Weekend: a two-day event in which paleontology was being celebrated with the Bloomington community. The purpose of WRAZL's participation was to show how extant descendants have changed from the ancestral species that were being highlighted by paleontological institutions who were also presenting.
