Community Science Fellow
CurrentCommunity science fellow with the AGU Thriving Earth Exchange program; I am paired with a community to help them navigate a community science project over 12-18 months.
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Cameron Chavez Reed is listed as Community Science Fellow at American Geophysical Union, a with 227 employees, based in United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Cameron Chavez Reed.
Cameron Chavez Reed previously worked as Museum Research Trainee at The University Of New Mexico and ASPIRE Talks Coordinator at The University Of New Mexico. Cameron Chavez Reed holds Master Of Science - Ms, Earth And Planetary Science from The University Of New Mexico.
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I am a PhD student and course instructor at The University of New Mexico; I received my BS in Geosciences and BA in Sustainability at Arizona State University and my MS in Earth and Planetary Sciences at UNM. My studies focus on the environmental justice implications of geology and contextualizing scientific discourse within systems of extraction and imperialism. Predominant interests involve geoscience education, place based learning, and anti-colonial theory and practices. My current graduate work is focused on tectonic geomorphology and bedrock incision rates along river systems in northern New Mexico.
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Community science fellow with the AGU Thriving Earth Exchange program; I am paired with a community to help them navigate a community science project over 12-18 months.
Student trainee with the NSF funded Museum Research Traineeship at the University of New Mexico.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
EPS 300/GEOG 2996 Geology, Society, and Justice course developer and instructor
• Contributed to creating of Housing Department HUD RAD Program documents to be submitted for review.• Researched and reviewed options presented to the Housing Department to provide free Wi-Fi and install solar on residential campuses and made recommendations for program manager.
• Contacted organizations and built coalitions to address PFAS contamination in New Mexico.• Researched policy and created documents to promote environmentally progressive policies across the US.
Phoenix, Arizona Area
• Compiled and promulgated policy matrices throughout the organization and made contact with representatives and government officials on behalf of the organization.• Promoted environmentally progressive policy on both local and state levels while building coalitions with state organizations.
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Elizabeth Whitley
Colleague at American Geophysical UnionArlington, Virginia, United States
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Mark Shimamoto
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Carla Fleming
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Caryl-Sue Micalizio
Colleague at American Geophysical UnionChevy Chase, Maryland, United States
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Elizabeth Crocker
Colleague at American Geophysical UnionWashington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States
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Matthew Boyd
Colleague at American Geophysical UnionWashington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States
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Folini Doris
Colleague at American Geophysical UnionZurich, Switzerland
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Tissa Illangasekare
Colleague at American Geophysical UnionGolden, Colorado, United States
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Hannah Reinbold
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Madeline R.
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Activities and Societies: The Planetary Society @ ASU, ASU GeoClub
Rapid Rural Appraisal, Paul Smith’s College • Analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of the hamlet of Lake Placid, NY relating to climate.
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Cameron Chavez Reed works for American Geophysical Union.
Cameron Chavez Reed is listed as Community Science Fellow at American Geophysical Union.
Cameron Chavez Reed is based in United States while working with American Geophysical Union.
Cameron Chavez Reed has worked for American Geophysical Union, The University Of New Mexico, Arizona State University, City Of Phoenix, and Environment New Mexico.
Cameron Chavez Reed's colleagues at American Geophysical Union include Elizabeth Whitley, Mark Shimamoto, Carla Fleming, Caryl-Sue Micalizio, and Elizabeth Crocker.
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Cameron Chavez Reed holds Master Of Science - Ms, Earth And Planetary Science from The University Of New Mexico.
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