Here's your teacher and the rest of the staff!

Come on in and meet your very own science fair project teacher and some of the other staff here at Easy-Science-Fair-Projects.net!

Marilyn L. Brown
Teacher, Researcher

Marilyn loves teaching!

She graduated in 1994 with a B.S. in Elementary Education from College of the Ozarks, receiving cum laude honors. Since then she has taught in a variety of classroom situations. Her decade and a half service includes instructing students of almost all ages.

But, as much as she loves teaching, Marilyn's science fair career started much earlier...

She, as so many others have, entered her first science fair project in the fourth grade, competing at school and regional levels. She made a very good showing at both.

As an adult, she has personally organized a school science fair. Marilyn has also served as science fair judge, serving at both the local and state levels.

Because of her life experience with science fairs, Marilyn has made it her goal to make projects readily available to everyone. Her vision is the driving force behind everything we do at Easy-Science-Fair-Projects.net.

Marilyn is the heart and soul of this website. Every shred of research came at hours of her expense, yet, without complaint, she pressed on. She has worked tirelessly to make sure every paragraph, photograph and link is exactly what's needed. It's by her herculean efforts that this project has pressed on!

William J. Brown
Writer

William graduated in 1998 from Pensacola Christian College. He has served as educator and radio operator for the past ten years in Conneaut, Ohio.

But...

His passionate hobby is writing (which, once again, makes him a prime target for cheap labor!) Much of the writing you find on this website comes from his off-the-wall writing skills and twisted sense of humor.

Although he doesn't work as hard as Marilyn (downright lazy is more like it!) he still works to make Easy-Science-Fair-Projects.net the best it can be.

Bill also writes and...ah...webmasters(?) Bible-Student-Online.org.

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