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- 1046-2821
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- 2155-9902
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- 10.1093/ae/tmaf014
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Abstract
STUDENT STADIA MATTERS OF INTEREST FROM THE STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Local community members Reaching the Public Through making maggot art as an exercise in observing insect locomotion. Rutgers Special- Outreach ty Crop Research and Exten- sion Center in Cream Ridge, Katarzyna Madalinska and Michael A. Monzón NJ on 1 May 2024. (Photo by Katarzyna Madalinska and Michael Monzón.) s entomologists, we tend to view communities through outreach can be very - - the world of insects as interest rewarding. In this article, we highlight con Aing, compelling, and beautiful. siderations for starting outreach programs, Even so, in many real-world situations, give suggestions on how to find avail able resources to support your program- we have all experienced the stigma held - ming while creating lasting and equitable by many people towards insects. As ento mology graduate students, we benefit from community-based collaborative partner- ships, and introduce some fundamental dif- a tight-knit community that shares an ferences between outreach and extension. immense love and passion for all creepy crawlies. Sharing this enthusiasm with Where to Start with Creating others is a crucial part of our professional - Your Outreach Program development as early-career research ers. Finding these opportunities can be
Journal
American Entomologist – Oxford University Press
Published: Apr 19, 2025