Angela Scapini

Angela Scapini

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Pronouns:
She/Her/Hers

Michigan Sea Grant Extension educator
Macomb County Extension Office

Phone:
313-912-6128

Cellphone:
313-912-6128

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Degrees:
M.P.S. Marine Conservation, University of Miami
B.S. Environmental Biology/Zoology, Michigan State University

Angela Scapini is a Michigan State University Extension educator serving Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne counties in Southeast Michigan, with an office in Macomb County. Angela works with local communities, partners and networks promoting Great Lakes literacy and community resiliency through place-based education programs.

Prior to joining Michigan Sea Grant, Angela received her Master of Professional Science in Marine Conservation from the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (RSMAS). During her time at RSMAS, she interned with Field School where she assessed stakeholder engagement with existing outreach surrounding manta ray conservation. She has also worked previously with the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary, Florida Sea Grant, and Mackinac State Historic Parks.

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