UMass Boston Career Fair
EPA Region 3 HBCU Symposium
EPA Alumni Help with National EPA Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights Recruitment Event
TCU Recruitment at Northeastern State University
TCU Recruitment at Bacone College
HSI Recruitment at Whittier College
Alumni Presentations at George Mason University
HBCU Recruitment at Delaware State University
HBCU Recruitment at Benedict College
EPN IN THE NEWS RELATED TO Workforce
EPA Faces ‘Difficult Choices’ With Budget Cut
Stan Meiburg, former EPA Deputy Regional Administrator in Region 4 and Region 6 and Acting EPA Deputy Administrator, was quoted in E&E News about EPA’s challenges of navigating budget cuts while also implementing policy and continuing its core duties.
Why Scientists Fear a Second Trump Term, and What They Are Doing About It
Jennifer Orme-Zavaleta, former Principal Deputy Assistant Administrator, EPA Office of Research and Development, was quoted in this article regarding the addition of a scientific integrity provision in the union contract for EPA’s largest union and other efforts to protect federal agency research from political manipulation.
Strengthening and Diversifying the Federal STEM Workforce
November 7, 2023 / by
Anita Desikan, Jacob Carter, F. Abron Franklin, Raechel McKinley, Jennifer Orme-Zavaleta, and Andrew A. Rosenberg /
Union of Concerned Scientists
The Union of Concerned Scientists released a new report entitled, Strengthening and Diversifying the Federal STEM Workforce. This report attempts to assess the current state of the federal scientific workforce and highlight the best practices that can strengthen the workforce in a way that embodies the principles of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Jennifer Orme-Zavaleta, former Principal Deputy Acting Administrator for Science, Office of Research and Development, contributed to this report.
Shutdown Vets: ‘Everything About It Sucks’
Bob Perciasepe, former EPA Deputy Administrator, was quoted in this article regarding his past experience with government shutdowns and what federal workers can do to prepare for the next one.