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Rachel Curtis-Robles

Position: Communications Director
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Rachel’s background is in biology and public education. She enjoys connecting people with information they need to understand and make informed decisions.

Rachel has a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from Texas A&M University. Her experience includes: co-leading a national community science program to educate the public about Chagas disease vectors, working as a public health epidemiologist, field and laboratory work throughout the Americas, and science outreach presentations to audiences of all ages.

 

 

Rachel's answers to a few questions about working with the District:

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Rachel presented in Spanish to a classroom in Puerto Rico during the American Mosquito Control Association conference in 2025.
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Rachel regularly presents 'Tick Talks' to scout groups and adult groups about tick safety.

 

What residents have to say about Rachel 

Rachel was a top notch presenter. She was engaging, knowledgeable, and open. The activities were interesting and we all learned a lot. Thanks for the opportunity!
Participant in a 'Tick Talk' presentation by Rachel
I have taught for 34 years, and Dr. Rachel is probably the best presenter I have seen in the classroom
5th grade teacher
Dr. Rachel is a gem. She was so inspirational that our school hopes to have her back next year to help launch out insect unit. Her enthusiasm was contagious!
Kindergarten teacher
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