Evolution of Texas Science and Natural History Museum
Managing Director Carolyn Connerat will discuss the recent restoration and revitalization of Texas Science and Natural History Museum. This 85-year-old museum on the UT Austin campus informs visitors about life in the natural world, from the formation of planets, through the age of dinosaurs, to current fauna and flora and the impact of environmental pressures on ecosystems.
About Our Speaker:
Carolyn Connerat joined Texas Science & Natural History Museum in June 2022 as Managing Director, to oversee the renovation and restoration of this 85-year-old gem on the UT Austin campus. The museum reopened in September with new building improvements as well as engaging and colorful exhibits on the Great Hall floor, including a life-size Tyrannosaur. The museum just launched the Evolution Campaign to improve and update exhibits on the other floors of the museum, as well as restore the Dinosaur Trackways building.
Before joining the museum, Carolyn worked 18 years at UT Austin in leadership positions in development, communications, student success, and most recently as Vice Provost Enrollment Management.
Agenda:
6:50am - Coffee & Networking 7:10am - Breakfast Buffet 7:25am - Introductions & Announcements 7:50am - Speaker Introduction 8:20am - Q&A
8:30am - Have a wonderful Wednesday!
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