Audrey received a B.S. in Wildlife Biology from Humboldt State University in Arcata, California; an M.S. in Natural Resource and Environmental Education from Utah State University in Logan, Utah; and an MEd in Elementary Education from Plymouth State University. She began her career in Environmental Education as an undergraduate student when she discovered she could combine her enjoyment of working with children and her passion for the natural world. Audrey’s previous professional experience includes serving as Program Director at Stokes Nature Center in Logan, Utah, Education Technician for Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Volunteer Coordinator at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, and as Education Director and then Executive Director of the Margret and H.A. Rey Center in Waterville Valley.
Audrey Eisenhauer
Education Director
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Q & A
- What's the best part about working at the Science Center?
Being able to share my passion for the natural world with visitors of all ages. There is nothing better than seeing both a five-year-old and her grandparents enthralled as we watch a mayfly hatch at the pond or seeing the reactions on the faces of a group of school students as they see an owl up close for the first time.
- Where would we find you on a sunny Saturday in July?
You would find me hanging out on the lake swimming, paddling, and reading; or out on my road bike; or tromping around in the woods; or at a yoga class; or on an ideal day, doing all of the above.