LIVE Tweet: 9/24 BugFest

catherineHi! My name is Catherine Jones; I am a junior Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Communication major. I grew up in Bellevue, Nebraska on a small acreage with horses and livestock. I participated in 4-H and that is how I got interested in agriculture and the environment. I saw everywhere around me the potential for people to learn more about science and that is why I wanted to become a science communicator.

mirissa

Hi! My name is Mirissa Scholting, I am a junior Agricultural Education-Leadership major with an Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Communication minor. I grew up on a farm outside of Louisville, Nebraska. My mom sells seed for DuPont Pioneer and my dad grows corn, soybeans, winter wheat, and milo. Growing up in a small town with a farming background started my interested in being a science communicator.

 

We are both excited to learn more about bugs at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln 2017 BugFest. While bugs might be such a small species we know that they play a huge role in everyday life. Learn about bugs, see the Insects of Nebraska collection, tour research labs or the pollinator garden and make new friends! We are excited to be at BugFest to learn, just like many of you! Admission is free! Hope to see you there!

We will be there live tweeting and taking photos. Follow us on twitter @Streaming_Sci or @UNLEntomology. Look for the hashtags: #ThisisCASNR, #IANRSciLit #UNLEntomology

BugFest Information

What: A free event sponsored by the Department of Entomology on East Campus. Learn about bugs, see Nebraska insects, tour gardens or labs and meet new people!

Who: Anyone who is interested in learning more about bugs!

When: September 24, 2017

Where: Entomology Hall

103 Entomology Hall, Lincoln, NE 68583

On the east side of the East Campus Mall

Contact information: (402) 472-2123

There is no better way to spend your Sunday afternoon than learning about bugs in Nebraska!

Hopefully we will see you there!

Catherine and Mirissa

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