| Provider Name: | Morrill Hall - University of Nebraska State Museum |
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| Description: | No need to schedule transportation, pack a lunch or even leave your school when you visit us on a Virtual Field Trip. Our educators and scientists interact with your students on a variety of science and natural history topics through our live, interactive videoconferencing programs. Classes are designed to fit within your schedule, curriculum needs and are aligned with science standards. Many of our programs include a physical kit with hands-on materials to enhance your
visit.
Additional information about your Nebraska State Museum: The University of Nebraska State Museum (UNSM) was established in 1871 and has steadily grown into one of the leading research and educational science museums in the nation to be associated with a university.
The Museum collects and interprets the natural, geological and anthropological history of the state and of the Great Plains, and holds the collections in trust for all Nebraskans.
The Museum is comprised of the world-famous "Elephant Hall", a research collection containing over 13 million specimens, Mueller Planetarium, the Dr. Paul and Betty Marx Discovery Center, Trailside Museum of Natural History at Fort Robinson State Park, and Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park.
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| URL: | https://museum.unl.edu/education/virtual-field-trips.html |
| Contact: | Annie Mumgaard, Virtual Learning Coordinator or Emily Osberg-Brown, Education Supervisor |
| Email: | elephant@unl.edu |
| Phone Number: | 402-472-2637 |