World Wildlife Fund in partnership with Citrus Growers Association – Belize

Summer 2007 Fellow: Kali Albright
Summer 2007 Fellow email: kali@stanford.edu

Faculty Mentor:
Faculty Mentor email:

Office Description:

Supervisors are very supportive of work, but still allow for a tremendous deal of freedom and independence.

Projects Fellows Have Worked on in the Past:

• Project on the sustainable development of citrus production in Belize.
• Proposal for 3-year education initiative on sustainability.

Desired Personal Qualities:

• Willingness to work on public outreach campaigns and public-private awareness initiatives
• Interest in and passion for environmental issues
• Flexibility – does not enter the program with extremely specific expectations
• Hard worker and team player

Desired Skills, Experience, and Coursework:

• Experience working in a professional workplace
• Ability to perform research thoroughly and efficiently
• Comfort speaking and presenting work publicly
• Strong writing skills
• Familiarity with environmental policy issues

Main Fellowship Disciplines:

• Earth Systems
• Environmental Engineering
• Public Policy
• Economics

Languages:

All work done in English