Our Team
Andrew Rossi, C.H.I.
Jessica Lippincott
Angela Reddick
Levi Shinkle
Bill Wahl
Andrew Rossi, C.H.I.
Andrew Rossi, C.H.I., is a native of Cleveland, Ohio, with a B.A. in Geology and Theatre from Ohio Wesleyan University. He worked at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo before moving to Wyoming in 2014 to work as an educator and public relations specialist at the Wyoming Dinosaur Center in Thermopolis.
During that time, he collaborated with the Wyoming Office of Tourism, Disney/Pixar, Google, the BBC, and several other national and international media outlets for dinosaur-related projects. He was the award-winning News Director of Big Horn Basin Media from 2019 to 2023 before joining the staff of Cowboy State Daily as a features reporter.
He is a Certified Heritage Interpreter through the National Association of Interpretation and serves on the boards of the Greybull Dinosaur and Geoscience Museum and the Western Interior Paleontological Society.
He is also a co-founder of The Cody Theatre Company and a graduate of the Leadership Wyoming Class of 2026.
Jessica Lippincott
Jessica Lippincott is a Wyoming-based paleontologist, author, and science communicator with over 30 years of field experience. She is one of the founding paleontologists of the Wyoming Dinosaurium Project and was previously Executive Director of the Big Horn Basin Foundation and Education Director of the Wyoming Dinosaur Center.
She is also on the board for the Wild West Dino Den, based out of Greybull, Wyoming. She is also an Executive Producer for WHY DINOSAURS.
Angela Reddick
Angela Reddick currently works as the Museum Educator and Paleontologist at the Washakie Museum and Cultural Center in Worland, Wyoming, and as an Adult Education Instructor for Northwest College. She earned two BX degrees in Geology and Mathematics from the University of Tennessee at Martin, and her MS from Northern Illinois University in Paleontology.
She has worked in the field of Paleontology and at Museums for the last 15 years working to educate the public in non-traditional settings. She also serves on the board for the Wyoming Dinosaurium Project and the Wyoming Lifelong Learners Association.
Levi Shinkle
