Angela Greene

As an education specialist, Angela promotes the use of Great Lakes curricula and facilitates teacher professional learning. After 33 years in public education, she recently retired from serving as a middle school science teacher and technology integration specialist.

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Angela Greene recently retired after 33 years of serving as a middle school science teacher and technology integration specialist. Angela’s science classroom served as a model space for integrating the care of live animals with learning. She constantly sought new ways to meaningfully integrate technology as a means to solve problems in education, maintained multiple educational technology certifications, and developed unique digital curricula to support 21st-century learners.

Currently, Angela also provides training to school districts on behalf of a large educational technology company. She has an undergraduate degree from Muskingum University in Science Education and an MA in Special Education from Wright State University. Angela is a 2013 NOAA Teacher at Sea, an honor that allowed her to participate in population studies focusing on the North Atlantic Right Whale. She is also an Earthwatch Science Volunteer and conducted fieldwork on the advancing tree line in a sub-arctic region of Canada.

As an Education Specialist for Ohio Sea Grant, Angela is able to develop new curricula focusing on current scientific research being conducted in the Great Lakes basin and provides professional development opportunities to other educators. As a certified facilitator for Project Wild, Project Wild Aquatic, Project Wet, and Healthy Water, Healthy People, she currently teaches Water and Wildlife Training for Educators at Stone Laboratory. At home, Angela and her husband Rodney own and operate Greene Acres Christmas Tree and Alpaca Farm in Medway, Ohio.