Community Engagement Strategies Infographic
Infographic on community engagement strategies that I created for my internship with the "Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals"
The Earth has its music for those who will listen
Elizabeth Tanzi
LEED Green Associate
About Me
My passion in life is protecting and conserving the environment and all things within it. I graduated Cum Laude from Stony Brook University with a degree in Environmental Studies. My degree provides me with the analytical and communication skills necessary to understand and address complex environmental issues.
I received my graduate degree from Columbia University in Climate and Society. My graduate studies focused on the science of climate change and variability and how to use it to help humanity thrive in the 21st century.
I am dedicated to lifelong learning and pursuing experiences that will allow me to establish a better understanding of how I can create a positive impact on our environment and society as a whole.
How I Work
I am a motivated, and enthusiastic self-starter who can manage multiple projects simultaneously while keeping strong attention to detail and timeline strategies.
Publications and Writing
Final Report
Final Report for my graduate consultancy with 'The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professional'
Flooding Infographic
Infographic on flooding hazards that I created for my internship with the "Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals"
The Biggest Threat to Long Island Sound—And How to Fix It | MA in Climate and Society
Blog post for my graduate course in "Application in Climate and Society"
Regional Report- FEMA Region X
Case Study Presentation- Marshall Islands
Case study I presented on the people of the Marshall Islands and how climate change has impacted them.
Impacts of Melting Arctic Sea Ice
Open Forum Presentation- Impacts of Melting Arctic Sea Ice
Presented at Columbia University's “Climate Change Matters Community Program” on the consequences of a warming Arctic
Presented at Columbia University's “Climate Change Matters Community Program” on the consequences of a warming Arctic
Coniferous Trees are Dominant on the North Shore of Long Island, while Deciduous Trees are Dominant on the South Shore
Undergraduate article published in the Saturn Journal regarding tree types on Long Island, New York.
