Highlights and Digital Media

Dragonfly's sixteenth Diversity Cafe features Dr. Shana Klein and will take place on Thurday April 10th, 2023 from 7:30-8:30 p.m. EST. Dr. Klein is a professor at Kent State University and holds a Ph.D. in Art History from the University of New Mexico. She is the author of the book, “The Fruits of Empire: Art, Food, and the Politics of Race in the Age of American Expansion" which demonstrates how pictures of food were not mere decoration, but a platform for artists and viewers to discuss heated debates over race and citizenship. To view more information or to sign up for this cafe, go to our Diversity Cafe page.

Dragonfly Diversity Cafes is a developing series of virtual talks focusing on international conservation, urban and rural ecology, inquiry-based education, nature connections, and other relevant topics. The cafes aim to elevate marginalized perspectives on diversity, equality, and inclusion-related topics in an environmental and conservation setting.

Project Dragonfly students and alumni have been featured in many articles which can all be viewed here!

This will be a six-episode series, with one podcast episode for each of the discussions in the Issues in Evolution course.

Hosted by Dr. Amy Sullivan, Assistant Teaching Professor, Project Dragonfly/Department of Biology at Miami University.

Have ideas or feedback on these podcasts? Feel free to contact Amy at sullivat@miamioh.edu.

We hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

This will be a five-episode series, with one podcast episode for each of the five discussions in the Issues in Biodiversity course.

Hosted by Dr. Kevin Matteson, Associate Director of Masters Programs at Miami University.

Have ideas or feedback on these podcasts? Feel free to write Kevin at matteskc@miamioh.edu or leave a voice message at 513-529-0837.

We hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

Check out the following Conservation Lectures which cover a wide range of topics.

Join us for an upcoming live webinar with Project Dragonfly staff and graduates! The presentation will include details on course work, program costs, how the program can benefit your career, application process details, and more. 

Time and Duration: ALL webinars start at 8pm EST. Duration is 30 minutes with additional time for Questions and Answers.

Project Dragonfly have hosted many webinars that provide details and respond to questions about the Global Field Program, the Advanced Inquiry Program, and Earth Expeditions. 

These webinars can be viewed here!