Press Room
Media Contacts
Paul Ramey, APR
Assistant Director,
Marketing & Public Relations
Florida Museum of Natural History
308 Hull Road - Powell Hall
Gainesville, FL 32611-2710
(352) 273-2054
pramey@flmnh.ufl.edu
Kelly Donovan
Communications Specialist,
Marketing & Public Relations
Florida Museum of Natural History
308 Hull Road - Powell Hall
Gainesville, FL 32611-2710
(352) 273-2028
kdonovan@flmnh.ufl.edu
Recent Press Releases
11/18/2009 - Museum seeks new volunteers; Orientation scheduled for Dec. 3
11/12/2009 - 'Quilting Natural Florida II' exhibit to open Feb. 6
11/10/2009 - Museum receives $500,000 NSF grant to curate Lepidoptera collection
11/09/2009 - 'Passport to Key West' benefit scheduled for Feb. 26, 2010
11/05/2009 - Museum hosts 11th annual "Trashformations" recycled art competition
11/03/2009 - Museum, IFAS receive new NSF grant for butterfly education project
11/02/2009 - Shark exhibit that began in High Springs traveling far and wide
10/27/2009 - ButterflyFest photo contest winners announced
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Exhibit Press Kit - Amazon Voyage: Vicious Fishes & Other Riches
(All materials are in PDF format except contact sheets)
- Press Release
- Opening Day Activities
- Contact Sheet 1
- Contact Sheet 2
- Photo Captions
- Overview of Exhibit Stations
- Amazon Trivia
- Amazon Speak
- Tour Schedule
- Review: Ketchikan Daily News
- Review: Pittsburgh Tribune
- Review: The Washington Times
- Florida Museum Fact Sheet
Marketing Presentation - Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived
This presentation was delivered by Paul Ramey at the University of Florida Communications Network Retreat on March 13, 2009. (Note: The television ad spot will not be included in the slides and must be downloaded separately.)
Megalodon Marketing Presentation (MS PowerPoint format)
Megalodon 30-second Television Ad (MPG format)
Florida Museum scientists engage in research around the world every day, but only a small number of these discoveries are displayed in the public exhibits space. The Science Stories site is an ongoing collection of news articles about Florida Museum natural science research. From collecting expeditions to new discoveries by Museum researchers, Science Stories covers a range of topics for aspiring scientists and curious spectators.