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About Our Outreach:
The Department of Entomology provides programs throughout the year to teach the public about insects and science. Special events and presentations occur throughout the year at the university. Programs are also available for small and large groups of all ages. The department also coordinates with outside organizations and provides volunteers for science-based activities. Feel free to contact the department's outreach coordinator for information about current programs and projects or to involve the department in your activity.
Photos from Recent Outreach:
Top and Right: April 25, 2007 at the Botanical Gardens 
Girl Scouts working on their Bugs and Butterfly Patch |
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 Kids learn to pin insects at the June 30 collector's seminar. |
 Children collect insects at the collector's seminar. |
Highlighted Events:
- Insect Festival - In the fall of 2008, the Department of Entomology hosted its 10th bi-annual Insect Festival. Elementary age students experienced live insects, cockroach races, and demonstrations about the applications of entomology. Visit the Insect Festival Website. View pictures from the festival at hogentomology.shutterfly.com
- SpringFest - The Department of Entomology participates in Fayetteville's annual SpringFest and provides information about the department, insects, and what you can do in your own backyard.
- Classroom Presentations - Elementary school classrooms and homeschool groups have experienced entomology through presentations in the classroom that highlight diversity and give children the chance to interact with live insects and learn the ropes of entomology.
Outreach Coordinator Contact Information:
Roxane Magnus
rmagnus@uark.edu
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701