My experience lies within environmental science and policy. I received my Bachelor’s of Science in Environmental Science and Technology from Colorado Mesa University including a Minor in Political Science within three years. I also received my Master’s of Science, in Environmental Engineering Science from Colorado School of Mines in May of 2021. I have held many positions that have allowed me to practice my skills in both environmental science and policy including my positions with Ruth Powell Hutchins Water Center, the office of Senator Bennet, and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. My passion lies in the conservation of water and wildlife through technical engineering methods, data analysis, and policy based solutions. The blend of science and policy has the potential to create effective and unique solutions to the issues that the world faces today and I hope to utilize my knowledge of both to be a part of the change.