University of Maine
Master's degree program
2020 – 2022
- Marine Sciences
- Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences

I read books daily.

I read books daily.
I'm pursuing my Master of Science in Marine Policy and Graduate Certificate in Climate Studies at the University of Maine. My research focuses on developing accountability indicators for small-scale seafood businesses to improve their practices in sustainability, justice, and equity. This work is co-created with members of the Local Catch Network, a community-of-practice of small-scale fishermen, researchers, advocates, and consumers across North America and is funded by the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation and Sitka Salmon Shares. Prior to attending the University of Maine, I worked as an activist with Greenpeace for ten years. The first six years I worked my way up to running a door-to-door fundraising office in Los Angeles as well as organizing local volunteer events. I then spent four years as a deckhand on the ships, traveling around the world while working to protect oceans, forests, and our shared climate. I intend to continue my studies to gain a deeper understanding of the roots of our current environmental crises, exploring how the destruction of the environment and human rights abuses share causes and possible solutions. I'm also starting a homestead on 40 acres in central Maine with my husband when we aren't at sea on our 12-meter steel sloop.
Master's degree program
2020 – 2022
Bachelor's degree program
2006 – 2010
High School
2002 – 2006
Renewables & Environment · Greenpace
Jan 2017 – Jan 2020
Renewables & Environment · Greenpeace
Jan 2010 – Jan 2016
Club
1999 – 2001
University of Maine · Marine Sciences
2020 – 2020
Flintridge Preparatory School · Theatre
2001 – 2006
University of California-Santa Cruz · Theatre
2006 – 2010
Advocacy · Greenpeace
2010 – 2020