Grey Cubbage

• Promoted conservation strategies to different community and youth groups.
• Teamed on delivery of informative educational programs on area history, geological environment, and wildlife.
• Promoted education on ecology, natural resources and environmental concerns to visitors through captivating presentations, elaborate exhibits, and hands-on workshops.
• Planned highly engaging outdoor recreation and environment education programs for on-site and off-site delivery.
• Responsible for animal husbandry duties for animal collection and facilities.
• Trains and manages center volunteers and interns.

Responsible for upkeep of education materials,

• Developed scripts, training materials, digital programs, and educational curriculum for tours, virtual programs, and school groups.
• Trained staff and volunteers across the education department.
• Facilitated carts and public programs focused on ocean conservation.
• Handled program animals for facilitated encounters and educational programs.
• Evaluated program success through survey analysis,
• Lead VIP tours and community programs on behalf of the marketing, capitol planning, and administrative teams.

• Evaluated educational cart programming to support the development of a grant funded Human Origins school program.
• Recorded and coded observations and audience reception and tested teaching models.
• Assisted with the development and testing flagstone educational materials and public programming for the Cellphone exhibit.

• Fulfilled contract duties on behalf of the National Museum of the American Indian
• Conducted audience evaluation through survey to be used for exhibit development purposes
• Coded survey and interview responses for use by the evaluation team.

• Maintained clean and safe living environments for animals by conducting regular inspections and cleaning enclosures thoroughly.
• Enhanced facility operations by maintaining accurate records of animal health, treatments, and daily activities.
• Administered medications to animals in treatment and documented changes in condition.
• Monitored animal behavior to detect any signs of distress, illness, or injury, taking appropriate action when necessary.

• Assisting in leading the process of creating proper and modernized archives for the Aquarium's document and artifact records. Digitized 40 years of history and hand transcribed the Watermarks archive for more effective use by staff.