EENR Alumni - Where Are They Now?

Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources Undergraduate Program graduates succeed in numerous professions and disciplines. Meet some of the thriving graduates of our program and read about their interesting journeys.

A 2023 survey of our program graduates with 55 respondents showed that: 55% of respondents were permanently employed, 16% were employed with temporary jobs, 22% were in graduate school, 2% were unemployed, and 29% did not report employment status.

• 2023 survey of program graduates (258k PDF)

Where Are They Now?

Hana Adil is an Environmental Specialist in the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

Amanda Bachan is a Graduate Student in the MBS Program 

Kelly Faller is a Lead Estuary Science Coordinator at the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary

Nina Gangi is a Laboratory Data Analyst for IQVIA

Andrew Mazza is an Environmental Specialist at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

Marcellus Murray works in a United States Geological Survey (USGS) Research Lab

Catherine Werkmeister in an Environmental Analyst at Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Carlos Olivares works in the field of Native Gardens and Restorative Landscapes

Brianna Cerione: USDA Plant Health Safeguarding Specialist

Gloria Blaise: PhD Student, Natural Resources and the Environment at Cornell University

Alexandra Ambrose Serves as Policy Associate at the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC)

       

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