Anna LeRoy is a 2nd year graduate student in the Environmental Policy and Management Program specializing in Sustainable Systems. After completing her B.S in Environmental Studies at CSU Sacramento, Anna was inspired to address climate change through the scope of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation. This interest is what led her to working with the National Stewardship Action Council.
My name is Becky Haworth (she/her) and I am a second year in the Environmental Policy and Management Program at UC Davis, specializing in Sustainable Food Systems. I graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in 2018 with a degree in Environmental Earth Science. After a brief stint in the wine industry and a year working in local government, I began my career in state government.
Amanda completed her Practicum with the US Fish and Wildlife Service in the Pacific Southwest Regional Office working as the Regional Recovery Permit Biologist. in this role, she collaborated with scientists and other interested parties to issue permits and ensure compliance with Section 10 of the Endangered Species Act.
Morgen is a second year in the UC Davis Environmental Policy and Management Graduate Program, with plans to graduate in June 2025. Morgen is now pursuing dual specializations in Water and Marine Resource Management, where she hopes to apply her knowledge of the law, experience in project management, and research and analysis to policy and advocacy in this next phase of her career.
When I began my Environmental Policy & Management (EPM) practicum, I expected to focus on forest management policies and economic modeling. What I didn’t expect was how much this project would reshape my understanding of research, policy, and the interconnected challenges of wildfire resilience, economic justice, and rural development.
As a second-year masters student in the Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management, Paul Ronevich is making significant contributions to a local environmental education nonprofit. Before joining UC Davis, Paul brought 16 years of experience as an environmental science teacher to the table.
Joel Chima is a second-year masters student in the Environmental Policy and Management program, specializing in sustainable agriculture and environmental data science.
My name is Abbey Gyetvai, and I am a current student in the Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management. I will graduate in June 2025 with a specialization in City & Regional Planning and Environmental Justice. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon in 2020 in Environmental Studies, where I focused on Geology, Policy, and Social Sciences. I also received a minor in Political Science.
Helen completed her Practicum with the California Department of Conservation working closely with the Regional Forest and Fire Capacity team over the summer.
