Worked with Dean Pam Matson and colleagues to refresh the school's brand and develop new communications programs. We have great material with which to work given the faculty's important, high caliber research focused on the earth, energy and the environment.

Member of a consulting team that conducted diversity research for the Union of Concerned Scientists and developed a research-based plan for achieving greater diversity.

Wrote and edited monthly newsletter featuring the research of Leopold Fellows -- all leading environmental academics from throughout the United States

Lead organizer for events including the high-profile, high-security visit of German Chancellor Angela Merkel who cut the ribbon at Stanford Engineering's new automotive research facility. Brought Stanford Engineering communications into the era of social networking. Evolved annual report content from a somewhat singular focus into one that more fully represents the breadth of the School and the impact of faculty and student research. Initiated career development plans for staff.

In a near full time engagement, led a team that created and piloted an "eco advice" column based on the work of students in a class that we designed. We hired a full time lecturer to lead the program, which now produces a column called "SAGE." It appears in Stanford Magazine on-line.