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Faculty for the Communications in Conservation graduate certificate have both academic knowledge and real-world, practical experiences in communications and media engagement. They have also worked closely with communications researchers and specialists, conservation practitioners and scientists, and communications experts from industry, government, and other fields to develop and deliver a holistic program that reflects established and emerging ideas and practices in communications for conservation.
Jamie Dahl, PhD
Jamie Dahl, PhD, (she/her) is an Assistant Professor in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources and program lead for the Communications for Conservation Graduate Certificate. Her research uses an environmental justice frame to focus on inclusion and engagement within the natural resource professions. Her career has centered on outreach, communications, and engagement within environmental disciplines. Prior work experiences include outreach and extension, forest management, volunteer management, training, career coaching, education, and research consulting. She has been an active Society of American Foresters (SAF) member for over 20 years and is chair of SAF’s Diversity and Inclusion Working Group. Jamie is also an active Project Learning Tree Facilitator and Women’s Forest Congress participant.
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