Staff & Contact Info
Sean Musselman, Science Specialist, is responsible for the Center’s Physical and Earth Science Programs. Sean possesses a Geology degree from the University of Massachusetts – Amherst and a Masters of Science Education from Cambridge College. As a former Earth and Space Science teacher, Mr. Musselman led three cohorts of students to Costa Rica as a part of his after school “EcoClub” program. He is also a technology enthusiast, frequently integrating classroom activities with new digital tools.
Diane Welch is the Science Center Assistant. She works at the Science Center, helping to maintain and upgrade kits, manage the office and occasionally helps with school programs. She is also a Burlington resident. Diane is a falconer and her son, Shane, attended Pine Glen School.
John Papadonis (RETIRED) started the Burlington Science Center in 1984. Before starting the Science Center, he taught at the Marshall Simmonds Middle School in Burlington. Mr. Papadonis worked summers as a technical exhibit designer and course instructor for the New England Aquarium. He continues to teach Science as a professor at Cambridge College.
MaryLou McQuinn retired from the Science Center. We wish her well and she will be forever missed.
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30-3:00
pavlicek@bpsk12.org
musselman@bpsk12.org
781-270-1835
Burlington Science Staff is awesome!!!!! Love you all!!! especially my sister wendy!
I am proud of what you all do for the children and the animals. keep up the good work!!!
I love your site!
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Boy do I miss you all at the Science Center!!!! How lucky the Burlington Community is to have you!
We miss you too Mrs. Majka!!
I love the animals that are at the Burlington Science Center!!!!!!! I even took care of 2 gerbils when I was in 3rd grade and ended up keeping them until they died last year. ANIMALS RULE………..(AND DROOL)
Thanks for letting me take the two albino gerbils this year!!
I graduated from Burlington High in 1999 where I was able to spend two class periods helping in the Science Center caring for all the animals. Since I was also diagnosed with severe depression that year I have to say that the only reason that I was able to push through and graduate on-time was due to being able to interact with the animals on a regular basis especially Valentine! Recently I have return to MA after living in NV and IL and am working toward my AS degree so that I can hopefully work with wildlife on a regular basis as that has always been my passion. If you ever need any help, please let me know!