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Susanne Still, MMNSF Board Member
We’re excited to introduce Susanne Sturdivant Still, a Licensed Professional Counselor, small business owner, and dedicated community advocate, as part of our MMNS Foundation Board of Directors. With a passion for helping others and a heart for service, Susanne brings a unique blend of leadership, counseling expertise, and nonprofit experience to the Foundation. From Greenwood to Ridgeland, her roots run deep in Mississippi - and we’re thrilled to have her insight and energy on the board.
Learn more about Susanne’s journey and her commitment to making a difference.
Museum Staff Spotlight: Cory (CJ) Hillard, Southern Biologist
Ever stepped in the wrong spot and ended up soaked? Conservation biologist CJ Hillard has - thanks to a sneaky pond hole during frog surveys! From pond mishaps to protecting endangered species, his work is all about conservation with a splash of adventure.
Katie Bridgforth, MMNSF Board Member
We’re excited to spotlight Katie Bridgforth, a passionate educator and longtime advocate for early childhood learning. As a kindergarten teacher and active community member, Katie brings incredible heart and dedication to everything she does - including her role on the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Foundation Board.
Get to know Katie and how her love for learning, teaching, and science makes her a natural fit for our Foundation family.
Alyssa Fenton, MMNSF Board Committee Member
We're excited to highlight Alyssa Fenton, a talented communications professional and a valued member of the Foundation Board’s Communications Committee. With a strong background in journalism, graphic design, and statewide strategic marketing, Alyssa brings a vibrant voice and creative energy to our work. Her deep commitment to Mississippi’s communities shines through in everything she does - from building digital communications from the ground up to championing local nonprofits through design and storytelling.
Learn more about Alyssa’s inspiring work and what drives her passion for the Magnolia State in our latest Committee Member Spotlight.