BRIEF RESUME

Nancee Hunter Phone 541-867-0357

2030 SE Marine Science Dr.Fax 541-867-0320

Newport, OR 97365

Professional Credentials

Portland State UniversityGeographyM.S. 1997

Arizona State UniversityPolitical Science B.A. 1992

Appointments

Director of Education, Oregon Sea Grant 2007-Present

Assistant Professor (Geosciences), Oregon State University 2007-Present

Director of Education and Outreach, National Geographic Society2003-2007

Korean Studies Fellow, Korea Society2004

Project Manager, National Geographic Society2001-2003

Teaching Assistant - Remote Sensing, Portland State University2000

Research Assistant, Oregon Geographic Alliance1999-2000

GIS Lab Assistant, Portland State University1999

Teaching Assistant, Climate and Water, Portland State University1999

GIS Project Consultant, City of Portland Parks and Recreation Dept.1999

Publications (selected)

Web Site: “Geography Action 2001-2006” (

Educational Posters: “Public Lands of the United States,” “Kids Take Action! Be a Habitat Hero,” “Human Migration,” “Everyday Explorer,” “Hands-On Explorer: Africa” 2001-2006

Activity Guide: “Forces of Nature Activity Guide” – Companion to the giant-screen film, FORCES OF NATURE. 2003

Teacher’s Guide: “Forces of Nature Teacher’s Guide” - Companion to the giant-screen film, FORCES OF NATURE. 2003

Wild Things 2003 Habitat is…Home Sweet Home – in conjunction with U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Service. Satellite Broadcast, Video, and Teacher’s Guide

* Winner of National Association of Interpretation 2004 Media Award

Educational Video and Activity Guide: “Go Wild! Take Action! Conservation Activities and Video for Middle-School Students” 2002

Family Activity Guide: “Lewis and Clark Great Journey West” – Prepared by National Geographic and Destination Cinema, Inc. for the giant-screen film Lewis and Clark: Great Journey West. 2001

Hunter, N. (2001) Forecasting Turbidity Events from Winter Climate Variability Indices in the

Bull Run Watershed, Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon. Master’sThesis - Portland

State University

Hunter, N. (1998) Using Geographic Information Systems for Evaluation of Sellwood Neighborhood Population and Community Service Information. Published Report for City f Portland Parks and Recreation Department.

Synergistic Activities

  • Oversee Las OLAS, bilingual marine science programming to reach Hispanic and Latino populations and bring them into science museums in Oregon - 2007 to Present
  • Virtual Teacher Workshop Graduate Instructor - Empty Oceans - 2007
  • Coordinated professional development workshops and meetings among K-12 educators and researchers across the U.S. - 2001-2006
  • Evaluation Learning Institute - 2005
  • Innovations in conducting a series of hands-on student/teacher field studies for underserved populations to have an in-depth and first hand learning experience at National Marine Sanctuaries and urban centers around the U.S. - 2001-2004
  • Certified Interpretive Trainer (CIT), National Association of Interpretation - 2003

Collaborators and other Affiliations

Bulman, T. (Portland State University); Cava, F. (National Geographic Society); Cone, J. (Oregon Sea Grant); Dierking, L. (Institute for Learning Innovation); Feldberg, M. (Oregon Sea Grant); Hungness, L. (National Geographic Society) Immucci, E. (National Geographic Television and Films); LeVasseur, M. (National Council for Geographic Education, Jackson State University); Rowe, S. (Oregon State University); Strube, T. (Oregon State University); Truitt, L. (National Geographic Television and Films).

Graduate and Postdoctoral Advisors T. Bulman (Portland State University); D. Johnson (Portland State University); R. Koch (Portland State University)

Total graduate students and postdoctoral scholars currently sponsored: 4

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