New England

Fellow

Susan Driscoll

1989 Fellow
After completing her PhD in Environmental Sciences at the University of Massachusetts, Boston, with a focus on bioaccumulation and toxicity of sediment-associated organic contaminants. After graduate school Susan continued her research as a...
Fellow

Lynn Rubenstein

1993 Fellow
Lynn's professional life has included practicing environmental law, being a newspaper reporter, managing a small soil and water conservation organization, resource protection planning, household hazardous waste planning and education, solid...
Fellow

Andrew Dasinger

1989 Fellow
Andrew is currently a Policy Analyst in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Technology Transitions, which is responsible for expanding the commercial impact and public benefit of DOE's RDD&D portfolio to advance the economic, energy...
Fellow

Helen Suh

1990 Fellow
Dr. Suh MacIntosh is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Chemistry and Exposure Assessment at the Harvard School of Public Health. Her research focuses on the characterization of particulate and other air pollutant exposures and their...
Fellow

Marcy Lyman

1993 Fellow
Marcy's initiatives related to acid rain, river management protection, forest management and wilderness designation, work in philanthropy designing and managing a grants program, and research and writing on the field of community-based...
Fellow

Jonathan Raab

1991 Fellow
Jonathan has been deeply involved in energy policy and planning at the local, state, federal, and academic levels for the past 15 years. Jonathan worked for the Electric Power Division of the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities...
Fellow

Cecilia Danks

1994 Fellow
Cecilia completed her BA in biology and environmental studies at Williams College. After graduating, she spent two years in Central and South America studying tropical deforestation and forest conservation. She then worked for two-and-a...
Fellow

Rob Moir

1996 Fellow
Rob Moir, PhD, directs the Ocean River Institute. “Ocean river” is a term used by Homer and Rachel Carson to describe the connectedness of the natural world. It symbolizes the folly in attempting to separate ocean, river and watershed...
Fellow

Dana Bauer

2000 Fellow
Dana Bauer is an interdisciplinary researcher with particular interests in conservation and sustainability. She applies economic and ecological theory towards the assessment of ecosystem services and the analysis of policies and programs...
Fellow, Trustee

Dawn Chavez

2003 Fellow
Dawn Chávez began the doctoral program in Environmental Studies at Antioch New England Graduate School in 2001. Prior to that, she worked for eight years leading low-income inner city students from New York in environmental learning...