Hey there, I’m Ryann Lynn, and I’m absolutely thrilled to join the team at WFSU Public Media as the new Education & Outreach Coordinator. It’s an honor to be a part of such a dynamic organization that’s making a real difference in our community.<\/p>\n
My journey to this role has been quite a ride. Originally from the Midwest, I studied communications and art at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. My first internship was at the Lincoln Children’s Museum, where I was continuously inspired by the staff’s commitment to educating through the power of play.<\/p>\n
Now, about a decade later, I am looking for ways to contribute to the growth of my community here in Florida. I have endless respect for public media and its role in furthering public learning and community collaboration.<\/p>\n
After graduation, I embarked on a life-changing experience teaching English in Hanoi, Vietnam. It was there that I developed a deep appreciation for the power of education and how it shapes communication.<\/p>\n
Once I returned to the States, I delved into advocacy work where I focused on causes related to public health, environmental sustainability, and consumer protection. This led me to serve as an aide in the Florida State House of Representatives, where I gained invaluable insights into the workings of government and the importance of community engagement.<\/p>\n
Joining WFSU feels like coming home to a place where my diverse experiences and skills can come together to make a meaningful impact. I’m excited to dive into our educational initiatives, collaborate with our amazing team, and engage with our community in creative and impactful ways.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned for more updates and exciting projects as we work together to inspire, inform, and educate through the power of media!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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