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Lexie Brown
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Lexie Brown grew up in South Florida and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Miami (go Canes!) in Marine Science and Biology. Throughout her undergraduate career, she engaged in scientific research concerning tropical coral reefs and seagrass communities. Before coming to the Bren School, Lexie worked as the Research and Education Assistant at the Central Caribbean Marine Institute in the Cayman Islands. She is pursuing the Coastal Marine Resources Management specialization at the Bren School and hopes to focus on the human dimensions of resource management upon graduation from the program. Besides studying and reading, Lexie spends her time rock climbing, running and enjoying the lack of humidity in beautiful Southern California. Group Position: Data Manager and Principal Surveyor Bren Specialization: Coastal Marine Resources Management
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Growing up in New England, Breanna Flanagan was mesmerized by the constantly changing and unpredictable natural environment. Breanna was always the girl playing too long in the snowstorm and swimming too deep at the lake. As she got older, she grew aware of global environmental issues, how people impact the environment, and how she can take part in saving the environment. In 2004, she received a Bachelor of Arts with honors in Environmental Science and Policy from Clark University in Worcester, MA. Eventually she took her education to the next level and entered the master's program at the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, where she currently is in her second year of studies. In the summer of 2007, she was a Research Assistant for the Executive Director at Environment Now in Santa Monica, CA, researching topics such as nuclear power in California, waste conversion technologies in Los Angeles County, the peripheral canal debate in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, and case studies of corporate sustainability. Group Position: Scheduler and Client Contact Bren Specialization: Coastal Marine Resources Management
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Mike Mosely |
Mike Mosley was born and raised in Bakersfield, CA when the city was still primarily farms and oil fields. He attended Stanford University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology and Environmental Science while also completing Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) requirements to become a Commissioned Officer in the United States Army. Military service has taken Mike half way around the world and back. He was discharged in 2004, taking a job in the aerospace industry before deciding to pursue a graduate degree in environmental science. Mike wishes to draw upon his experience as a project manager to pursue employment in the water resources management profession. Group Position: Financial Manager Specialization: Water Resources Management
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Trevor O'Grady, a native to New Jersey, is enjoying his new West Coast experience at the Bren School. Before Bren, Trevor completed a double major in Biology and Economics at Rutgers University, and competed as a Scarlet Knight for the school’s track and field team. His graduate studies have helped him recognize his passion for environmental economics, and he is interested in pursuing PhD training in the discipline. Trevor has held various jobs that include working as a research assistant, a youth counselor, and his favorite, a bassist in a rock band. On the lighter side of life, Trevor loves a good conversation, kids, The Beatles, really big trees, and the occasional hefeweizen. Group Position: Web Manager and Data Analyst Specialization: Political Economy of the Environment
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Email: frew@bren.ucsb.edu |
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