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HRI video project; SHIP interns selected |
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HRI combines talents with TAMU-CC communications students to create PSA video |

TAMU-CC communications students smile after a long day of shooting footage of the Laguna Outreach Project to create an HRI PSA video.
Photo: S. Nañez-James |
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opportunity to work with HRI again on similar media projects.
HRI Research Specialist and Laguna Outreach Project Director
Suraida Nañez-James
said the PSA project has benefited all parties involved. “Everyone
will be able to see the education outreach HRI is doing but most
importantly TAMU-CC students got the unique opportunity to be part
of an interdisciplinary and collaborative project where they were
able to see firsthand how the world of science and liberal arts can
come together,” she said. |
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Summer High School Internship Program selects three students to be interns |

SHIP interns pose with Principal Conrado Garcia at Moody High School.
Photo: T. Dellinger |
The HRI Summer High School Internship Program (SHIP) has set sail!
Three students, Michael A. Goynes II, Daniella M. Sanchez and Leanne
Franco, from the Innovation Academy for Engineering, Environmental
and Marine Science at Moody High School were selected from a pool of
six applicants as the interns for the SHIP. This program was funded
by a grant from the Coastal Bend Community Foundation (CBCF) in an
effort to provide high school students the opportunity to work
alongside HRI researchers and experience the life of a scientist for
a 5-week period this summer. |
HRI Education Outreach program created a new Public Service Announcement (PSA) this spring by
combing forces with the undergraduate video classes of Dr. Laszlo
Fulop, Professor of Communications in the College of Liberal Arts at
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.
Through their classes, TAMU-CC undergraduate video students learn
how to shoot and edit film footage and become familiar with other
skills needed to produce various types of videos such as a PSA. This
spring, Dr. Fulop’s students took the opportunity to turn their PSA
assignment into a product that could potentially be used and
published on the HRI website.
Students used their own video footage taken of the
Innovation Academy high
school students participating in the Laguna
Outreach Project and produced several different PSAs for HRI.
The videos are currently being edited but should be available for viewing this
summer.
Dr. Fulop said that he enjoyed working with HRI on the
project because his students got the chance to apply the skills he
taught them in class and were able to get real-world field
experience. He said he would welcome the |
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