< back 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 next > |  | Susanne Twight-Alexander | MS/ENVS 1993
| Most recent work:
Tamarack Wellness Center
Outreach, part-time
Job as a grandparent: I'm taking my two grandsons (currently 5 & 8) out into the forests and meadows as often as possible: skipping rocks on water surfaces, chasing minnows, poking crayfish, dragonfly field trips, bird watching, hiking, connecting with the land.
| | Ina Zucker | MS/ENVS 1993
| Most recent work:
Judicial Law Clerk, U.S. District Court
After relocating from North Carolina where we moved so I could complete a fellowship with the Southern Environmental Law Center, I am now clerking for a federal magistrate judge.
| | Phil Ferester | MS/ENVS 1991
| Most recent work:
Assistant Attorney General, Attorney General Of Washington
Since June 2006, I have represented the Washington Department of Ecology on oil spill-related issues, and Clean Water Act issues. This position requires me to provide client advice to the agency, and represent them before administrative tribunals, state courts, or federal courts. One of the biggest cases I've worked on since 2004, United States v. Washington, involves the Tribal treaty fishing rights of 21 Western Washington tribes. It is called the "culverts case," because it involves the pipes beneath roadways which when not properly built or maintained, may impede the passage of anadromous fish. The culverts case is directly related to the original Boldt case litigated in the early 1970s.
| | Jim Stickler | MS/ENVS 1991
| | | Michael Medler | MS/ENVS 1990
| | | Neva Hassanein | MS/ENVS 1989
| | | Gregory Ringer | MS/ENVS 1989
| | | David Kozak | MS/ENVS 1988
| | | | | Jordan Anderson | BS/ESCI 2009
| | | Emily Chi | BS/ESCI 2009
| Most recent work:
Master's student in Environmental Justice at the School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan
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