Empowering Tomorrow’s Scientists: MVO shines at the DCYSS Career Fair
The Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) recently had the honor of participating in the MNI Department of Community, Youth & Sports Services (DCYSS) Career Fair 2023, where they made an indelible mark by showcasing the fascinating world of volcano monitoring and research.
A stellar team of experts from MVO, including Dr. Thomas Christopher – Volcanologist, Arvid Ramdeane – Software Engineer, Thiffanie Williams – Education & Outreach Coordinator, and the Intern, Roneike Duncan, collaborated to illuminate the diverse career opportunities within the MVO. Their booth featured a captivating display of cutting-edge equipment used for monitoring volcanic activity, spanning across past, present, and future technologies.
Dr. Christopher, shared his profound knowledge and extensive experience in the realm of volcanic activity and the crucial role of Volcanologists in monitoring and understanding these natural wonders.
Arvid Ramdeane, shed light on the technological aspects of volcano monitoring. He demonstrated cutting-edge software and hardware employed by the MVO, providing a glimpse into the synergy between technology and science.
Thiffanie Williams, showcased the pivotal connection between the MVO and the community, emphasizing the value of educating the public about volcanic activity. She highlighted the interactive programs and educational initiatives spearheaded by the MVO’s Outreach Team, illustrating how the MVO bridges the gap between science and the community.
The DCYSS Career Fair was a diverse tapestry of organizations showcasing an array of career opportunities. Alongside the MVO, several other local organizations offered insights into their respective careers, enriching the event’s educational diversity.
The Montserrat Volcano Observatory extends its heartfelt appreciation to DCYSS for the invitation to participate in this momentous event. Such collaborations are paramount in the mission to enhance science education and inspire the scientists of tomorrow.
