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Joanna Calabrese
University of Maryland - College Park, MD
The "University of Maryland Behavior Modification through Departmental Energy Report Cards" project will promote energy conservation in select University of Maryland campus buildings. Joanna will partner with departmental leadership to share data about current building usage, set reduction goals, provide education about the energy being used, share conservation strategies, and develop incentives for participation. Over time, this pilot program will be expanded to include a department's total carbon footprint, reporting carbon emissions from energy use, business travel, commuting and other carbon-intensive practices.
About the Fellow
Joanna is a studying environmental science and policy at the University of Maryland and is passionate about creating new innovative sustainable solutions to U.S. energy dependence and global warming. At the University of Maryland she is heavily engaged in sustainability as the Vice President of Student Government and co-founder of UMD for Clean Energy, a political advocacy group that supports clean energy solutions for the campus, state, and nation. Joanna is committed to creating a more socially responsible and environmentally minded campus community at the University of Maryland and is excited to work with the National Wildlife Federation on her Fellowship project to encourage enery conservation in University buildings. In her spare time, Joanna enjoys cooking, dining, and playing violin.
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