Staff Profile February 2, 2026 Center for Community and Citizen Science

Douglas Snell

Project Manager, Center for Community and Citizen Science

Doug Snell is a program manager at the Center for Community and Citizen Science in the School of Education collaborating with a non-profit to develop participatory science programs for delivery to incarcerated persons in correctional facilities. Doug retired from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation in 2024. For years he worked with art, music, gardening, and other programs solving the many logistical challenges to bring innovative programs to underserved populations. Doug has also taught Criminology and Administration of Justice courses for ten years and holds an M.S. and B.S. in Criminology from CSU Fresno.

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Through its research and programming, the Center for Community and Citizen Science helps scientists, communities, and other members of the public collaborate on science to address environmental problems as a part of civic life. The center researches ways to broaden and improve participation in science by diverse communities, use citizen science to effectively improve scientific learning, and develop resources and tools for building successful citizen science programs.

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