Monroe Science Educational Services (MSES) is a secondary educational, science-based, field study trip and consultation business.  We enjoy serving the community with an emphasis on bringing "real-world" science topics, processes and applications to students and families. We offer a variety of indoor and outdoor programs and student/teacher workshops geared towards National and California State Science Standards.
 
Professor James R.(Randy) Monroe has spent his science teaching career as a knowledgeable and competent  up-to-date Scientist, embedding and integrating cutting-edge science technologies and techniques in to processes and topics covered through a standardized Earth, Life and Physical Science curriculum.

Monroe has received a Bachelor of Arts from California State University East Bay (CSUEB), a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from CSUEB, a K-8 Science Authorization from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC), a Single Subject Earth and Planetary Science at CCTC and a Master's of Science in Technology Leadership under CSUEB's famed Dr. Gillani and Dr. Chen. He is also a board member of the Contra Costa Science and Math Education Association.

Monroe collaborates and is in contact with many of the leading local, state, and national science and science educational institutions and business. This includes a strong Native Fishes Program developed with biologist Chris Miller and the Contra Costa Mosquito and Vector Control District and as a member of the New Horizon Education Team, the mission to Pluto. Monroe's step-father James Christy's discovered Pluto's largest moon Charon in 1978, named after Monroe's mother Charlene. 

Through his fascination with hydrothermal vent ecology, Monroe became an adjunct faculty at the Department of Energy's Joint Genome Institute in the Microbial Ecology Program and has also worked through Industrial Initiatives for Science and Math Educators (IISME) at Lockheed Martin as a Systems Engineer in missile defense studying infrared technologies.

The MSES logo depicts Monroe's desire to eventually have intact and healthy ecosystems within California through the return of the gray wolf. The grey wolf and  the grizzly bear are extirpated species that need preservation.