Kevin Eyer
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Eyer of Poulsbo, WA (98370) was among more than 4,000 students from Miami University who received degrees during the in-person spring commencement May 14-16, 2021 Eyer graduated with a Master of A...
July, 26 2021 - Verified by Miami UniversityPoulsbo, Wash., resident Kevin Eyer has been applying the tools of science, education and conservation to become a leader in the conservation community. In May 2021, Eyer concluded his master's cou...
May, 13 2021 - Verified by Miami UniversityPoulsbo, Wash., resident Kevin Eyer was recently accepted into the Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) and will be taking classes toward a Master of Arts degree in Biology from Miami University through ...
June, 05 2018 - Verified by Miami UniversityTaught middle school general science and served as assistant coach for track.
Participated over the last two years in science education leadership as a science fellow (continuing from employment at Cape Flattery).
Partnered with local researchers from the University of Washington and Stillwaters Environmental Center to engage the schools and community in current research and conservation efforts.
Taught high school and middle school courses including General Science for MS and Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, Algebra, Algebra II, and Music for HS.
Participated for three years in science education leadership as a science fellow for Washington State and as part of the Olympic STEM Pathways Partnership.
Partnered with local researchers from Olympic National Park, NOAA and the University of Washington to engage the schools and community in current research and conservation efforts.
Modified a technology-focused college level introductory physics course for Korean High School exchange students.
Designed and implemented a marine science field course for middle school.
Designed a research project, submitting grant proposals to WWU Science Mathematics and Technology Department and Olympic National Park Service (ONPS). Research was funded through a Washington NASA Summer Space Grant.
Collected and analyzed data, with study culminating in a research report submitted to ONPS
Captured and tagged harbor seals off Protection Point with a team from WWUs MBE lab, using Satellite Tracking and Analysis Tools (STAT).
Coordinated with an elementary school in Bellingham to simulate the activities we performed in lab.
Designed and taught hands-on lessons connecting students with the live research
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