Congratulations to Museum Astronomers, Destiny Thomas and Monica Marshall!
This month, these Museum scientists were recognized at an event for Who’s Who in Black Cleveland, highlighting the Black leaders who are shaping Cleveland’s future. Who’s Who in Black Cleveland is an annual publication that celebrates Black excellence throughout Cleveland, recognizing individuals leading in industries such as business, politics, tech, sports, entertainment, and more.
You can learn more about Destiny and Monica below, or check out these recent media highlights:
Destiny Thomas
Destiny Thomas earned a B.A. in physics and astronomy with a minor concentration in philosophy from Emory University. Dedicated to STEM education and community engagement, Destiny served as STEM Learning Teacher and Guest Engagement Specialist at the Great Lakes Science Center. More recently, she has held roles as Community Programming Coordinator and Museum Educator at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, where she currently serves as Museum Astronomer.
Monica Marshall
Monica Marshall earned a B.A. in sustainability studies and counseling psychology from Alaska Pacific University. While in college, Monica founded an environmental club that won awards for stewardship. Passionate about sharing her knowledge with others, Monica has served in education- and community-centered roles, including lead program instructor with Footpath Foundation and lead naturalist and preschool teacher at the Cleveland Metroparks.
Media Contact
Samantha Guenther
External Communications Manager
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
216.403.4557
sguenther@cmnh.org