Emily Moothart Email & Phone Number

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

I primarily support the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Water projects including the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's Technical Assistance Program. I have experience providing technical and managerial support for federal entities including the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Agency for International Development (USAID), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), General Services Administration (GSA), state and local environmental programs, and private entities including energy utilities. I also serve as Cadmus' GIS Working Group lead.

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Greater Boston Area

Greater Boston Area

Boston, Massachusetts

My thesis titled "A geographical vulnerability analysis of urban open spaces in Boston to sea level rise and coastal flooding and their potential role in resiliency planning" served to elevate the use of urban open spaces in mitigating coastal flooding and sea level rise risks while considering equity prioritization planning in Boston.

Greater Boston Area

Greater Boston Area

Cambridge, Massachusetts

As I conservation scholar, I conducted a geospatial analysis of open space vulnerability to sea level rise and coastal flooding in Greater Boston. I presented these findings at the International Land Conservation Network Global Congress in Santiago, Chile in January of 2018.You can find the working paper I developed for the LILP here: https://www.lincolninst.edu/sites/default/files/pubfiles/douglas_wp18ed1.pdf

Denver, Colorado

I was awarded a two-year fully funded academic and research fellowship by the EPA. As a part of the fellowship, I was partnered with the EPA Region 8 office in Denver, Colorado where I worked with the CERCLA (Superfund) Site Assessment and Remediation team to sample waters near high-elevation abandoned mine sites for heavy metal and organic contaminants. I then analyzed 20-year water quality data and reported the findings for potential leaks at remediation sites.

Eau Claire, Wisconsin Area

Provide students with information on academic policies, procedures, make appropriate referrals to campus resources, address a variety of student questions and handle sensitive academic issues.

Eau Claire, Wisconsin Area

Assist lab professor in aiding students taking the introductory physical lab course for geography. Duties include attending weekly labs, guiding students in understanding the topics presented in the lab and lecture, and grading weekly lab packets.

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States

‣ Fulfilled a demanding, multi-faceted leadership role within the Residence Hall, with a focus on enhancing quality of life, fostering community and inclusivity, providing emotional and academic support for 30+ residents each semester, as well as addressing safety, policy, and security concerns.‣ Designed, organized, and led multiple floor events per semester, created a welcoming environment through decorations, posters, and fliers for the floor, as well as attended weekly RA check-in meetings.‣ Directly involved in organizing and hosting the first Resident Assistant sponsored charity auction at UWEC. Involvement included procuring item donations, and coordinating the entertainment, catering, and venue.

Finland, Minnesota

Assist in the preparation and delivery of wilderness trail classes, lead of Explorer Wilderness Trips that incorporate education, sound wilderness judgment, and adventure. This also includes mentoring campers and providing leadership.

Master Of Science (Ms), Environmental Science

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Environmental Geography

Activities and Societies: Geography and Anthropology Club, Women in Stem, Supporting Women in Geography, Concert Choir, Women's Concert.

Environmental Geography

Activities and Societies: Highland Frontier Society, Powershift Society