Sarah Diringer, Phd Email & Phone Number

California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States

Strategic grantmaking and collaboration with funders, non-profit partners, and public sector leaders to advance sustainable water management and mitigate Super Pollutant emissions for a safer and stable climate. Committed to centering the communities most impacted by water crises and climate change.

Oakland, California

Research and engagement to advance multi-benefit solutions and equitable water management in the US.

Pratt School Of Engineering, Durham NC

• Research on mercury chemistry, low-cost mercury control technologies and watershed health in Madre de Dios, Peru. Advised by Dr. Helen Hsu-Kim (Civil and Environmental Engineering) and Dr. William Pan (Duke Global.
• Manage environmental field sampling and laboratory analysis as part of six million dollar, three-year, global health project in Madre de Dios, Peru.
• Advise undergraduates and master’s students in field and laboratory methods for environmental analysis.
• Communicated research outcomes in presentations and panel discussions (in English and Spanish) to Duke researchers, Peruvian communities and government officials.

Santa Monica, California

• Completed quantitative analysis and report on 10 years of ecological and land use data.
• Report published with Heal the Bay Staff for policy and scientific stakeholders entitled: “Malibu Creek Watershed: System on the Brink.” http://goo.gl/KmLvev

San Luis Obispo, California Area

• Summer Internships 2008 and 2010 with Central Coast Ambient Monitoring Program (CCAMP), a sampling program within the Regional Water Quality Control Board.
• Sampled throughout central California for major water quality constituents, bioassessments, and sediment toxicity

• Research advised by Dr. Rebecca Shipe (UCLA) on diatoms and coastal environments
• Collected in situ water samples in Santa Monica Bay from the UCLA Mooring twice monthly and laboratory analysis
• Awarded Dean's Prize for Research for senior thesis on coastal diatom blooms and potential carbon sequestration

Ph.D., Civil And Environmental Engineering (Environmental Processes Engineering)

Activities and Societies: PhD Plus Professional Development Program, Leadership Chair (Career Training and Enhancement Program), Bass.

B.S., Environmental Science, Atmospheric And Oceanic Sciences (Emphasis), Conservation Biology (Minor)

Activities and Societies: Kappa Kappa Psi, UCLA Bruin Marching Band, The Green Initiative Fund Board