Scott Breen Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington, DC, US

Washington, DC, US

The Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI) is the trade association of the metal and composite can manufacturing industry and its suppliers in the United States.CMI has a long history of promoting recycling of the aluminum can. The industry cares about increased recycling because the can (both steel and aluminum) is infinitely recyclable, the environmental.

Denver, CO, US

I created, scaled, and monetized the Sustainability Defined podcast, which defines sustainability one concept (and one bad joke) at a time. After 40 episodes, we reached more than 100,000 downloads in all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Each episode focuses on a different topic. The format of each episode is that my co-host and I first introduce the.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

My management of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Sustainability and Circular Economy Program involved two main functions: (1) lead project manager of the Foundation's Beyond 34: Recycling and Recovery for a New Economy program to increase the U.S. recycling rate beyond its current 34 percent rate; (2) design and execute events, initiatives.

Washington, DC, US

I was one of four members of the inaugural Attorney Honors Program class at the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). As part of the Program, I did several rotations within the Office of General Counsel including the Fisheries and Protected Resources Section, the Enforcement Section, and the International Section. While at NOAA, I did the.

Chicago, IL, US

The Membership Diversity Enhancement Program (MDEP) is an initiative within the ABA Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources (SEER) that aims to increase the number of government lawyers and diverse lawyers in SEER. My role as Chair of MDEP was to:-help select new MDEP members from the applicant pool-connect MDEP members to the committee within SEER.

Chicago, IL, US

Selected to represent the 40,000 strong Law Student Division of the American Bar Association as the one student liaison to the American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. My duties entail assisting the Section in planning professional development opportunities for law students and ensuring maximum publicity so students are aware.

Washington DC, District Of Columbia, US

I was a legal intern in the chambers of Judge David F. Hamilton. Judge Hamilton is a member of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. As a legal intern, I worked with his clerks to help Judge Hamilton prepare for cases. This mainly involved reading the briefs of a case, doing outside research, and then working with a clerk to develop a.

For class credit I was an associate in the Entrepreneurship Law Clinic at the Maurer School of Law. The Clinic provides legal counsel to entrepreneurs that otherwise may not be able to afford it. As part of the Clinic, I did the following:-Edited and supplemented the existing terms of service for a video sharing website-Drafted a letter of intent to.

I started a student organization at Indiana University that organizes and manages the activities of the Bloomington chapter of Sierra Club Inspiring Connections Outdoors. We obtained a competitive Metz Grant from the Indiana University Student Foundation to support our programming of an environmental education series with local youth at one of our.

Bloomington, Indiana, US

I was the research assistant for Professor Ken Richards at the School of Public and and Environmental Affairs. I helped edit and add citations to a journal article on environmental offsets and a number of chapters for Professor Richards' upcoming book on environmental policy instruments.

New York, NY, US

As a general legal intern in the DC Office I worked on a wide variety of projects including:-Writing a memo on if the EPA properly complied with the Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act when it promulgated its Clean Water Act Section 404(f) interpretive rule as to what constitutes "normal farming"-Researching a variety of legal.

For class credit, I was an associate at the Conservation Law Center (CLC). The CLC provides legal counsel to conservation organizations at no cost. As part of the CLC, my work included the following:-Filling out the IRS 1023 form for a non-profit trying to become a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization.-Researching a variety of issues to prepare for oral.

Washington, DC, US

Working directly under the partnerships director in DOI's Office of Youth, Partnerships, and Service to:-Update partnership legal authority guidance documents for bureaus in order to facilitate the formation of more cooperative agreements to support partnerships.-Launch and scale initiatives to put more youth and veterans to work on our public lands.

Bloomington, Indiana, US

Supported work involving a contract from the National Park Service to document and analyze governing authorities under which the NPS makes partnerships, to research ways in which other federal agencies approach partnering to further their missions and assess the relative effectiveness of these agencies' approaches and applicability to the NPS. To support.

Rosemont, IL, US

The dairy industry has signed on to a sustainability commitment and as part of that, they are issuing yearly sustainability reports that detail the dairy industry's impact from a environmental, social, and economic perspective. I will be supporting these efforts, specifically working under the director of sustainability metrics and evaluation. My.

Bloomington, Indiana, US

I aid several professors at Indiana's School of Public and Environmental Affairs in research and data work regarding distributed generation to electrify rural areas.

Woodruff, Wisconsin, US

Spent twelve summers at an overnight camp focused on personal child development. I held two different administrative positions at camp and in those capacities I did the following:-Initiated practical changes to make the leadership development program more effective.-Designed a new way to deliver feedback to the staff in my village more effectively and.

Washington, DC, US

I helped the economists in the office to further their various projects to completion. This included:-Compiling informative powerpoint presentations on the SO2 Acid Rain program and the current state of CCS technology.-Doing data management with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access so that CCS and formaldehyde data could be examined and tested.-Devising.

Washington, DC, US

I was chosen in a competitive process to be a tour guide for Georgetown University. I would give hour-long tours to groups between 10 and 30 people around campus with the goal of showing them campus while also giving them a sense of what it is like to be a Hoya. I took pride in making my tours and entertaining, informative, and enjoyable.

Washington, D.C., US

Worked in various capacities for four years at the largest student-run company in the country. In my time at The Corp, I gained the following experience:-Spearheaded effort to develop a comprehensive sustainability report that includes an environmental audit of the company's operations.-Organized and managed a board of three vice-chairs that worked to.

While at Georgetown University, I read about other D.C. area student groups doing worthwhile and innovative environmental activities. In order to learn how these were done and for possible collaboration initiatives, I took the lead in organizing a D.C. green student forum where representatives from green DC student organizations could talk with and learn.

I felt Georgetown was lacking a student organization that combined my two interest areas: the environment and social issues. Thus, I successfully started an organization focused on environmental justice, which was later officially approved by Georgetown University's Center for Social Justice for access to benefits. I led the effort for the organization to.

I was chosen in a competitive process to be a student consultant for a non-profit organization. I was then asked to be project manager. In this capacity, I did the following:-Spearheaded the effort to develop a business plan for Western Edinburgh Time Bank. This 63-page deliverable was presented to their Board of Directors.-Organized and ran weekly.

Washington, DC, US

During the fall of my sophomore year, I interned in Congressman Steve Kagen's (WI-08) office. As an intern, I did the following:-Crafted responses to constituent letters to the Congressman.-Answered constituent phone calls and directed them to the appropriate authority or staff member.-Drafted memos for the Congressman's staff that detailed committee.

Glenview, IL, US

I helped the natural resources manager for the Village of Glenview manage the village's natural resources and enforce local environmental ordinances. My work included the following:-Preparing for and passing the pesticide applicator license test.-Coordinated middle school groups who helped remove invasive species.-Helped determine if trees could be removed.

Jd/Mpa, Social Entrepreneurship Certificate, Environmental Law; Environmental Policy And Natural Resources Management; Social Entrepreneurship

Ba, Political Economy, Environmental Studies, Philosophy