Stephanie Moran Email and Phone Number

Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, TN January 2018 – Present Adjunct Environmental Law Professor• Prepare lectures and instruct undergraduate students about environmental laws, regulations, policy, and government.• Address regulations including: Clean Water Act, Wetlands and Natural Resources, Coastal Management Act, Ocean Pollution Act, Clear Air Act, Rivers and Harbors Act, National Environmental Policy Act, Federal Environmental Law, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation Liability Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Endangered Species Act, and environmental economics.

• Instructing on environmental laws and policy for students of Environmental Sustainability Studies, Department of Environmental Studies.• Topics addressed include Rivers and Harbors Act, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, National Environmental Policy Act, Federal Environmental Law, Wetlands and Natural Resources, Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation Liability Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Endangered Species Act, Coastal Management Programs, Ocean Pollution Act, and environmental economics.

• Exceptional and focused legal advocate and volunteer leader with a ten year history of proven results and success in cross-cultural business, government, legal and Veterans venues. • Pro bono legal advice to Veterans and family members. Obtain documentation for caregiving needs, long term care filing, secure caregivers, financial management, and guidance for submission. Acquisition of various forms for assistance, such as the DD-214, home loans, refinance, disabled benefits, career fairs, and Aid & Attendance and Housebound for Veterans benefits. • Coordinate a variety of volunteer Veteran support activities across Washington, D.C., Virginia, Texas, and Tennessee. • Wreaths Across America: Arlington Cemetery, Houston National Cemetery, Austin State Capitol. • Marine Corps: 2005-2014o Marathons: Coordinate city officials insuring safety and security, organizing volunteers and break stations, work with local news stations for coverage.o Birthday Ball: Volunteer coordinator, event organizer support, venue organization.• Department of Defense: Teacher assistant, internship counseling dealing with the US Government; specifically education in acquisitions, procurement, environmental impacts for new military installations, and ethics. • Arlington National Cemetery: Volunteer coordinator/ dulcet for Memorial Day remembrance. Guidance for tours, grave location, bus scheduling. Crowd and security support, including Tomb of The Unknown Soldier, and Eternal Flame, throughout the year.

Environmental Advocacy Sierra Club Legislation Committee, Volunteer Water Consultant Nov. 2010 – Present• Consult on the Stable Energy Bill, Hydro-fracking and disclosure of chemicals under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act and exclusions under the Ocean Pollution Act.• Draft and submit state legislative proposals for changes to the Clean Water Act Renewable Energy Legislation, Ohio River Basin Interstate Water Quality Trading Project, and Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin, to both State Representatives and U.S. Representatives. • Lobby, promote, and advocate environmental conservation legislative proposals at both State and Federal levels.• Professional Environmental Affiliations, Board/Membero Exploration Green, TX; Virginia Conservation Network, VA; Potomac Appalachian Trail Club, DC/VA; Galveston Bay Foundation, TX.

Researched, advised, and prepared campaign positions on environmental concerns pertinent to the Houston metropolitan area, including mass transportation, Port of Houston compliance with environmental law, wetlands mitigation, coastal management, compliance with CAA, emissions regulation and sustainable development. Worked with local attorneys and environmental groups addressing area concerns involving hazardous waste transport via rail, flood control and real estate development. Continue working as an environmental consultant on a case by case basis.

Consulting on subjects such as the Stable Energy Bill, hydro-fracting, disclosure of chemicals under EPCRTKA, state legislative proposals for changes to the CWA, Ohio River Basin Interstate Water Quality Trading Project, Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin.

U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, DC (Summer 2000)• Assistant to Environmental Legislative Aide. Researched and proposed environmental legislation. Environmental Protection Agency, Houston, Texas and Washington, DC (2001-2002) Legal Intern, Office of Criminal Enforcement, Forensics and Training• Conducted discovery, case management and statutory analysis for enforcement proceedings involving Solid Waste Disposal Act, Clean Air Act, and Clean Water Act regulation. • Prepared statutory analysis and drafted complaints, briefs, and memoranda.• Reviewed documents identifying key legal issues.Harris County District Attorney’s Office, Environmental Crimes Division, Houston, TX (Spring 2001) Legal Intern • Developed expertise with federal environmental regulation, including Clean Water Act (CWA), Clean Air Act (CAA), Oil Pollution Act (OPA), Coastal Zone Management Programs, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), and Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), • Conducted on-site remedial and compliance investigations. • Researched and prepared drafts for regulatory changes under the Texas Water Code.

Mission management, astronaut crew trainer, test conductor, and publisher of test documentation. Conducted and managed neutral buoyancy and thermal vacuum testing for mission training, hardware modifications, hardware flight certification and configuration, and satellite recovery efforts. Extensive work in the area of Extra Vehicular Activity tool design and configuration. Collaborated with Russian counterparts and interpreters in preparing procedures and documents for on-board MIR experiments generated from the Human Life Sciences Division, which concentrated on long-duration space flight impacts on the human body. Additional experience at NASA includes working to perfect closed life support systems. Assisted scientists on such projects as regenerative live support systems, closed chamber runs, and closed horticultural experiments for use on-board the International Space Station. Supervised, coordinated, planned, and managed lobby groups in support of funding for NASA Space Station, Shuttle, and research programs. Earned several high profile promotions and government awards over a nine year period.