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Meet the Interns

Student Interns are an integral part of the Dinosaur Bone Histology research at the Science Museum of Minnesota. Read these profiles to find out what the've been up to:




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Name: Kathleen Dull

WhereÕs she from?: Wenatchee, Washington

Age: 21

College/University: Macalester College

Year: Senior

Major: Psychology

What SheÕs Been Up To:

Kathleen came to the SMM after taking a class called "Dinosaurs" at Macalester College. During her internship, she's been spending most of her time working on development of web-page components aimed at engaging kids in paleontology research.

Christine Wong

Name: Christine Wong

WhereÕs she from?: San Francisco, CA

Age: 21

College/University: Macalester College

Year: Senior

Major: Classics/Geology

What SheÕs Been Up To:

Christine began volunteering in the Science Museum of MinnesotaÕs Dinosaurs and Fossil Gallery when she moved to Minnesota for college. After taking Dinosaurs and other geology classes at Macalester, Christine began volunteering behind-the-scences at the SMM, and was instrumental in reorganizing the paleontology collection. During her internship, Christine has been working hard in the paleontology collection, as she helps the team identify bones at the SMM that will be valuable components of the histology research. SheÕs also assisted in the development of the website, and will be responsible for updating the site over the course of her internship.

Edward Schexnayder

Name: Edward Schexnayder

WhereÕs he from?: Dallas, TX

Age: 20

College/University: Macalester College

Year: Junior

Major: History/Geology

What HeÕs Been Up To:

Edward began working as a volunteer preparator at the Science Museum of Minnesota during his freshman year at Macalester. He spent months working with microscopes and microfossils from the Judith River Formation of Montana, and then turned to the more time-consuming task of preparing mammals from the White River Formation of South Dakota. During EdwardÕs internship, he scanned images for reproduction on the website, and was responsible for writing and editing website text.



 
 
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