Shumla is a school that educates through Studying Human Use of Materials, Land, and Art. Their mission is to incorporate the arts and sciences in their research of the Lower Pecos Rock Art. Shumla’s programs provide a learning experience for people of all ages based on interactive education. Together people can come to an understanding… Continue Reading Shelby Stewart, SHUMLA
Ever since I can remember, museums have aroused a passion in me. Learning about the way other cultures live, which is why I entered Anthropology, and seeing right there in front of me relics from ancient and contemporary peoples, it all drew me toward museum work. This is my overall career goal, to become a… Continue Reading Kathleen Callahan, San Antonio Museum of Art
Primarily Primates (PPI) is the oldest primate sanctuary in the United States. In 1978, Wally Swet set out to start PPI after recognizing that many primates needed homes after being abandoned by their owners. He was among the first to attempt the cohabitation in chimpanzees that is so necessary for their rehabilitation. Primarily Primates is… Continue Reading Kati Manly, Primarily Primates
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has the arduous task of managing all state parks within the state of Texas. This entails running the actual park facilities themselves as well as managing them on an aggregate level and making decisions about how they should be run. I am proud to say that the department is… Continue Reading Stephen Garrett, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department – Archaeology Lab
As a student in college one begins to consider possible professions for the future. Although there are many options out there, it is always difficult to point out exactly what one wants to do for the rest of their lives, or, at least, for a good amount of time. Once out in the real world,… Continue Reading Ingrid Marrero, Federal Bureau of Investigation