Entomology/Husbandry Intern

Basic Information

Contact: Lauren Thibault
Descriptions: This program will familiarize interested persons to the diversity of form and function of this planet?s most diverse group of animals, the Arthropods (including, Insects, Arachnids, Crustaceans, and more). Interns will learn about and be responsible for educating the public at our interactive stations, working in the butterfly house, husbandry of onsite collections, helping out with other daily tasks, and doing a research project on an animal or gallery to be turned in at the end of their tenure.
Product of Partnership: Intern will create a research project on an animal or gallery that is housed at the Insectarium. The intern can use different media to create this project.
Final Product Special Instructions:This program will familiarize interested persons to the diversity of form and function of this planet?s most diverse group of animals, the Arthropods (including, Insects, Arachnids, Crustaceans, and more). Interns will learn about and be responsible for educating the public at our interactive stations, working in the butterfly house, husbandry of onsite collections, helping out with other daily tasks, and doing a research project on an animal or gallery to be turned in at the end of their tenure.
This service activity is availble for .

Requirements

Students allowed to take pictures or video.

Availability

Location and Travel

At agency

Supervision and Risk

Check-in at the site: Check in with supervisor.
Students track their hours at site: Timesheet

Semester-long Activity Syllabus