"Displaying the Oceanic World to K-12 Learning Communities since 1988" |
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| Gregory R. Mann, Ph.D. Oceanic Marine Biology Executive Program Director 1819 Fletcher Street Lansing, MI 48910 517.484.5579 |
| SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHS Click on each of the oceanic animals below for a selected display of the program's 35-mm color slide presentation! |
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| To schedule the program or to request further information, please contact:
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW All program sessions are presented within the appropriate K-12 curriculum. Both the Video & 35-mm Color Slide portions are displayed at the same time combined with many unique interactive "hands-on" items available for your students. With its extensive research library containing many videos, photographs, slides and various topic materials, each session is specifically designed for each age level and never duplicated, resulting in a unique presentation format. Conducting four ( 4 ) sessions throughout an entire school day for one low price, the recommended one ( 1 ) hour per program presentation format achieves a joint partnership within a school's existing class schedule. "OCEAN TREASURES" as with any educational objective, attains maximum productivity when presented to smaller audience numbers and correlated age groups, thereby allowing for the desired individual student interaction. Over seventy ( 70+ ) oceanic marine species are graphically displayed in a colorful array of panoramic worldwide habitats, from awesome Killer Whales to comical Sea Otters, Seals & Penguins, beautiful but deadly Box Sea Jellies, playful Bottlenose & Spinner Dolphins, terrifying Great White & Hammerhead Sharks and majestic Blue Whales, the largest animals ever to exist on Earth. "OCEAN TREASURES" generates an unequaled educational yet extremely entertaining program which will provide your students and faculty members alike, a unique portal by which to be extremely inquisitive about some of the most alluring yet secretive wildlife ever to inhabit our planet. Every session encompasses my personal field research career in the Oceanic Marine Biological Sciences and professional Scuba Diving experiences including as a Support Dive Team Member with the "Cousteau Discovering the Amazon" project. Among these exciting worldwide encounters with oceanic marine wildlife including the Arctic & Antarctic polar regions, have been several spot appearances on "Nova", "Animal Planet", "National Geographic" and "Discovery" programs. Personal commentary within specified K-12 curriculum takes place throughout each session, discussing a wide range of topics including geographic habitats, predator-prey and adult-newborn relationships, endangered species and migratory traits. SITE REQUIREMENTS Darkest presentation area possible! Color TV w/ VCR Unit ( largest available ) Film Screen ( largest available ) Audience size is never a problem! Using the program's extremely flexible presentation format combined with its wireless Anchor Audio "MegaVox" public address system allows presentations to be conducted in a Gymnasium, Classroom, Library or Auditorium setting. |
| PRESENTATION TOURS Schools located outside of the program's standard operating region (opposite) will have to develop a Presentation Tour involving other schools to bring the program to a district or region which involves extensive travel time. *$400.00 per school
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| STANDARD DAILY PRESENTATIONS Schools located within an estimated 2.5 hour drive time from either Lansing, MI or Angola, IN *$350.00
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