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Allison Eames
Research Associate
“I’ve always wanted to combine my interests in science with more personal, concrete work, so public health is a great fit for me.”
Allison Eames
Research Associate
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Communications Specialist
“This job has been perfect for me because it combines my love of science with my love of writing.”
Carolyn Carter
Communications Specialist
Read MoreJessica Hey
Microbiological Researcher
“I will miss my amazing supervisor Shannon Griffin & all of the wonderful colleagues I’ve met thus far that I will no longer be working so closely with. I am thankful for all of their support, direction, & encouragement on my journey.”
Jessica Hey
Microbiological Researcher
Read MoreChelsey Fattal Sooriyarachchi
Air Emissions Modeler
“Although working at the EPA has been a great stepping stone [and air is an interesting fluid], I’d like to re-enter the realm of hydrological science and management in the near future, as I did during my undergraduate years at the University of Notre Dame. More specifically, my next trajectory is to get a Ph.D. in oceanography and water conservation, and then seek a career with the United Nations-Water organization.”
Chelsey Fattal Sooriyarachchi
Air Emissions Modeler
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Monica Jimenez, former EPA NSSC contractor, featured in Science Matters
Monica Jimenez, Ph.D., recently was featured in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Science Matters digital newsletter. Jimenez is a former contractor in the EPA’s National Student Services Center program, which is managed by ORAU.
As a pre-doctoral student at the EPA Human Studies Facility in Chapel Hill, N.C., Jimenez joined a research project in the Environmental Public Health Division within the Office of Research and Development. The project focuses on the adversepublic health impacts of environmental exposures, using human subject data and publicly available databases toinvestigate the human health effects of air and water pollutants and other environmental exposures.
Read more about Jimenez and her current work at EPA here: https://www.epa.gov/sciencematters/meet-epa-researcher-monica-jimenez-phd
Handshake recognizes ORAU Workforce Solutions for Early Talent recruiting
ORAU Workforce Solutions is among the recipients of the first-ever Early Talent Awards from Handshake, the online early career community and job search platform. The Early Talent Awards recognize best-in-class early talent recruiting programs.
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About EPA National Student Services Contract (NSSC)
ORAU manages the NSSC under the Student Services Contracting Authority on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Selected applicants will become temporary employees of ORAU for the duration of the assignment, up to five years.