People

Inspiring others to care for each other and the environment, from their neighborhood to the natural world.

Active in promoting science and environmental literacy, primarily through workforce training and informal education in the natural sciences. Focus topics include weather & climate, water resources, natural hazards, and astronomy.

After spending 16 years as a high school teacher, she began to envision a career outside of the classroom where she could continue promoting social and environmental justice. As luck would have it, ReVision Energy was looking for a Climate Educator. Stacy jumped at the chance.

I am a former zookeeper and educator, and current high school science teacher.

Suzanne Major is an anthropologist and early childhood educator. She received her Ph. D. in 2015, with mention of excellence, in Anthropology of Early Childhood Education from the University of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She also has a master’s degree in Child Studies which was obtained in 2004 at Concordia University, in Montreal, Canada. She has worked 12 years as Director for the Early Childhood Studies Program of the University of Montreal’s Faculty of Permanent Education. She has been a teacher in the program for 19 years. She has retired from her full-time position to work as a consultant and full-time writer and researcher in Early Childhood Education. She is a member of the RECE movement (Reconceptualizing Early Childhood Education).

Prior to this, she has worked 12 years as an early childhood educator, and before that, was a happy full-time mom for a few years! She is interested in nature walks, photography, painting and gardening.

Naturalist with Indiana State Parks