Emily focuses on providing technical assistance to communities through EPA’s Technical Assistance Services for Communities (TASC) program. Emily manages projects on the west coast, conducting community needs assessments and developing community-friendly materials that explain technical information. She is passionate about working with communities with environmental justice concerns. In addition to her TASC work, Emily also supports and authors case studies on economic and redevelopment impacts of Superfund sites.
That we can work together to make all our communities safer, healthier, more equitable and more sustainable. I strive to be a better listener, especially to those who historically may not have had opportunities to express their voices. I believe that all of us have valuable perspectives that we can share and build on to create a greater future.
Considerate, resourceful, power nap enthusiast, day hiker, (rusty) classical pianist and violinist, casual ultimate Frisbee and volleyball player, and raincoat-wearing Oregonian.
BS, Environmental Science
University of Oregon
Master of Natural Resources and Environment – Environmental Justice
Master of Urban Planning – Land Use and Environmental Planning
University of Michigan
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is – ‘What are you doing for others?’”
