SIS Faculty Member Dr. Deborah Charbonneau On Sabbatical at Smithsonian
![Charbonneau Photo at Fountain](https://news.wayne.edu/storage/files/c-img-1246-5e5ec1d80fd22.jpg)
Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Deborah Charbonneau, Associate Professor, is currently on sabbatical at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. Her work with the Smithsonian focuses on a STEM-related project. She is currently working with a team as a visiting research fellow to evaluate three science exhibits at the National Museum of Natural History.
Learn more about the exhibits Dr. Charbonneau is working on: |
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Narwhal (arctic whales) |
Objects of Wonder (birds, insects, etc.) |
Outbreak (global epidemics) |
Dr. Charbonneau will be conducting interviews with visitors at the exhibits while she is on-site. We look forward to sharing her insights when she returns to WSU next semester.
![Exhibit Image](https://news.wayne.edu/storage/files/c-img-1091-5e5ec1d81956c.jpg)
analyzed by Dr. Charbonneau.
![exhibit](https://news.wayne.edu/storage/files/c-img-1076-5e5ec1d83fcab.jpg)