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kostfeld
- Date Joined:Aug 2, 2007
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Born in a log cabin on a distant planet, I (aka Mr. O) was rocketed to Earth as a child where the rays from the yellow sun gave me no superpowers, but did give me a mild sunburn. Found and raised by a pack of wolves, I eventually went to college and earned a B.S. in Biological Science with concentrations in Anatomy and Physiology and Secondary Instruction. After 7 years of teaching high school and middle school Honors/IB/AP Biology and Honors Integrated Physics and Chemistry, I decided that having a summer break every year was just too demanding of my time. I have spent the last nine years working for the Children’s Museum of Houston. Starting as the Science Educator and moving through five other positions before becoming Director of Educational Technology Development, I spend my time working on a variety of exhibit development, program creation/scheduling, and evaluation projects between knocking over and restacking the large quantities of vitally important papers in my office. I have developed and helped develop many exhibits and programs for CMH focused on science and mathematics while using my spare time to hone my skills at writing biographical statements.
Basically, I'm just this guy, y'know?
Born in a log cabin on a distant planet, I (aka Mr. O) was rocketed to Earth as a child where the rays from the yellow sun gave me no superpowers, but did give me a mild sunburn. Found and raised by a pack of wolves, I eventually went to college and earned a B.S. in Biological Science with concentrations in Anatomy and Physiology and Secondary Instruction. After 7 years of teaching high school and middle school Honors/IB/AP Biology and Honors Integrated Physics and Chemistry, I decided that having a summer break every year was just too demanding of my time. I have spent the last nine years working for the Children’s Museum of Houston. Starting as the Science Educator and moving through five other positions before becoming Director of Educational Technology Development, I spend my time working on a variety of exhibit development, program creation/scheduling, and evaluation projects between knocking over and restacking the large quantities of vitally important papers in my office. I have developed and helped develop many exhibits and programs for CMH focused on science and mathematics while using my spare time to hone my skills at writing biographical statements.
Basically, I'm just this guy, y'know?
Location
Houston, TX
Houston, TX
Web Site
Mr. O's Blog
Mr. O's Blog
Age:
41
Gender:
GUY
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