Experience

• Stanford University

  PhD Candidate

  EU and US chemicals policy; environmental and human health

• University of New Mexico

  Assistant Professor

  Community and Regional Planning Program. Teaching and research in sustainability and environmental governance.

• Black & Veatch Corporation

  Environmental Engineer

  Lead Process Specialist in Advanced Environmental Technologies Division: Lead process environmental engineer on local and global water quality projects, from small-scale studies to multi-billion dollar design projects; Collaborated with scientists, researchers, professors, manufacturers, and other consultants on environmental projects, presentations, and publications; Developed the emerging issue of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) as a Strategic Initiative for B&V (Involved in 3 international, 5 national, and 8 regional conference presentations, 6 publications, and 3 technology transfer sessions on EDCs plus organized and moderated an international technical session on EDCs at a major conference); Chaired technical committee on topic for major environmental organization; Participation in numerous project proposals and pursuits.
  
  Visiting Lecturer/Course Developer, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Virginia Tech, 2006; Visiting Lecturer, School of Public Health, University of North Carolina, 2005-2006; Visiting Lecturer, School of Medicine, University of Kansas, 2000-2004.
  
  Co-Chair of Technical Group for Water Environment Federation’s Community of Practice on Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, 2005-06; Member of Black & Veatch’s Leadership Institute, 2001-2006; Member of Water Environment Federation, 1994-2007;
  Member of International Water Association, 1994-2002.