After developing a successful professional life in social work Paulette made a career move and established her company, Fun with Science Programs, in 1985. Over the past 25 years Paulette has traveled throughout New England as a performance educator.

Paulette has been an amateur paleontologist since early childhood. Using theatre to teach science she developed Having Fun with Fossils and Dinosaurs. It is a multimedia presentation that combines storytelling, music and science in a unique combination that has enthralled children and adults alike in museum, school, library and civic venues.Paulette has been the Vice President of the Board of Directors of the New England Paleontological Society and an avid collector who goes on a number of fossil digs throughout the eastern United States every year.

Paulette is also very interested in ancient Egyptian culture, art and history. She created the Having Fun with Pyramids and Pharaohs program as a way to bring her interest and knowledge into the classroom to augment the traditional ancient history curriculum. She brings a PowerPoint presentation and a large display of ancient Egyptian artifact replicas and jewelry into the classroom or auditorium. Paulette, as an amateur Egyptologist, is an active member of the American Research Center in Egypt, ARCE; the American Institute of Archaeology, AIA; and the Friends of Egyptian Art at Brown University.

In 1999 Paulette produced her first educational video, Exploring Egypt with Paulette Morin, which was designed to complement school curriculum. In addition, she developed Millennium Tours and during the past 10 years she has led very special tours to Egypt especially designed for teachers and Egyptophiles from every walk of life.

Master of Education, Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1978.
Bachelor of Science, Emerson College, Boston, Massachusetts, 1975.