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The Rutgers Science Explorer is part of the outreach mission of the Rutgers Math and Science Learning Center (MSLC) and is affiliated with the Rutgers Graduate Teaching Fellows program. The Rutgers Science Explorer staff is drawn from these and other programs throughout the university, bringing together a commitment to science outreach and education, as well as a diversity of backgrounds and experiences. Together, staff members define and coordinate the Rutgers Science Explorers mission and activities.
Rutgers Science Explorer Staff
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Dr. Kathleen Scott
Professor, Cell Biology and Neuroscience
Rutgers Science Explorer/Math and Science Learning Center Program Director
732/445-2806
scott@biology.rutgers.edu
Susan Coletta
Senior Science Specialist
732/445-2038
coletta@waksman.rutgers.edu
Tom Hronopoulos
Rutgers Science Explorer
Operations Coordinator
732/445-3898
thronopo@rci.rutgers.edu
Margie Eickhorst
Math and Science Learning Center
Principal Secretary
732/445-3179
eickhors@rci.rutgers.edu
Suzanne Brahmia
Math and Science Learning Center
Associate Director, Physics
Rutgers Science Explorer
Physical Science Advisor
732/445-3914
brahmia@physics.rutgers.edu
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Aly Busse
Rutgers Science Explorer
Program Coordinator
732/445-3442
alybusse@rci.rutgers.edu
Baki Brahmia
Math and Science Learning Center Faculty
Director for Information Technology
Rutgers Science Explorer
Technology Advisor
732/445-1134
abrahmia@physics.rutgers.edu
Gregg Transue
Math and Science Learning Center
Associate Director, Biology
Rutgers Science Explorer
Life Sciences Advisor
732/445-2594
gtransue@rci.rutgers.edu
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Kathleen Scott |
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The Rutgers Science Explorer program is directed by Kathleen Scott, professor of cell biology and neuroscience at Rutgers. Dr. Scott earned her doctorate at Yale University and has served on the Rutgers faculty since 1978. She is director of the Math and Science Learning Center and principal investigator of the National Science Foundation-funded Graduate Teaching Fellows program, Building a Learning Community in Mathematics and Science through Educational Partnerships. She currently teaches an introductory course, Moving Bodies, to nonscience majors at Rutgers. Dr. Scott is also a research associate at the Smithsonian Institution, where she is currently working on the muscular anatomy of the pygmy hippopotamus. |
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