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VNRLI
ALUMNI REPRESENT ALL PARTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH
Alumni
are working in:
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Tidewater (Norfolk, Hampton Roads, Chesapeake, Virginia
Beach)
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Eastern Shore
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Northern Neck
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Northern Virginia
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Shenandoah Valley (Upper, Mid, and Lower Valley)
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Southwest Virginia
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Central Virginia (Upper and Lower Piedmont area, Richmond
area)
Alumni
are active in Virginia’s Nonprofit Organizations
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AARP Virginia
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African American Heritage Association (AAHA)
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Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
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Andrus Family Fund
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Blue Ridge Foothills Conservancy
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Boxerwood Education Assn.
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Canaan Valley Institute (3)
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Chesapeake Bay Foundation (5)
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Chesapeake Bay Program
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Citizens of Shenandoah Page County Tree Board
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Corporation for National and Community Service
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Friends of Chesterfield Riverfront
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Friends of the North Fork of the Shenandoah
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Greater Richmond American Cancer Society
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Hoffler Creek Wildlife Foundation
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Model Forest Policy Project
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Madison County Task Force for Sustainable Growth (3)
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Piedmont Environmental Council (3)
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Renewal of Life Land Trust
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Shenandoah Forum
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Southern Environmental Law Center (2)
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Stream Watch
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The Nature Conservancy (4)
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Urban League of Hampton Roads
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Virginia Conservation Network
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Virginia Forever (2)
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Wildlife Foundation of Virginia
Alumni
are active in Virginia Industry and Small Business:
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ACSTAL Training and Program Developers
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Anderson Associates
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Dominion (4)
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duPont (3)
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E², Inc.
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Environmental Stewardship Concepts
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ENSR/AECOM
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GreenVisions Consulting
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Hurley Associates
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J. M. Huber Corporation
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K W Poore & Associates
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Lawrence Design/Build
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McCormick, Taylor & Associates
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Miller Properties, LLC
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New Paradigm Planning
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Oakley Farm
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Piedmont Research Institute
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Plum Creek Timber Company
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RASco, Inc.
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Resource Management Associates
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Robert W. Luce (hydrogeological consulting)
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Singing Farm
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Smithfield Foods, Inc.
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Snow Mountain Nursery
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Terwilliger Consulting, Inc.
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The Paw and Whisker
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The Timber Company
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The Wright (consulting)
Alumni are active in Local, Regional, State and Federal
Government:
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Alexandria – elected official
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Blacksburg – town staff
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Clarke County – county staff
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Charlottesville - PDC
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Fairfax County
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Henrico County – elected official
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Hopewell – city manager
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James City County
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Richmond – elected official
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Winchester – city staff
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Federal Highway Administration
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National Park Service (Shenandoah National Park)
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Office of the Attorney General (Virginia)
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Rappahanock-Rapidan Regional Commission
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Soil and Water Conservation Districts
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Thomas Jefferson Planning Disctrict
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USDA Natural Resources Conservation Districts
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US Fish and Wildlife Service
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US Forest Service
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US Department of the Interior
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Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation
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Virginia Department of Forestry
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Virginia Department of Business
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Virginia Department of Health
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Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
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Virginia Department of Emergency Management
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Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
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Virginia Department of Mines and Minerals
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Virginia Department of Transportation
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Secretariat of Natural Resources
Alumni are active in Virginia’s Academic Institutions
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James Madison University
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University of Virginia
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Virginia Tech
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Virginia Tech Cooperative Extension
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Virginia Commonwealth University
Alumni are drawn from communities of color:
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Rachel Bagby, central Virginia attorney, poet, writer
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Monica Esparza, Renewal of Life Land Trust
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Connie Hill Galloway, US Federal Highway Administration
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Elena Gonzales, US Department of Interior
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Barry Harris, USDA NRDC
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Khalil Hassan, Madison County Task Force for Sustainable
Growth
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John L. Johnson, Professor Emertus, consultant and
scholar
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Desiree Lopasic, Virginia Department of Health
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Rudy McCollum, attorney and former Richmond City
Councilor
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Leanne Nurse, US EPA Center for Environmental Innovation
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Samantha Pitts, The Nature Conservancy
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Brian Reid, Virginia Department of Transportation
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Kent Ruffin, Ex Director of African American Heritage
Assn
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Anthony Scott, ACSTAL Training, Richmond citizen leader
who facilitated an inter-faith collaboration for inner city revitalization
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Willie Woode, NoVa Soil and Water Conservation District
A sampling of Alumni who are influential in the
Commonwealth:
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Anne Beals, Oakley Farm and Spotsylvania citizen leader
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Susan Cable, Founder, Blue Ridge Foothills Conservancy
and Madison citizen leader
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Ed Daley, Hopewell City Manager and Chair, Virginia
Institute of Government Advisory Committee
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John Deuel, Executive Director, Norfolk Environmental
Commission
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Bob Dunn, legislative assistant to Delegate Kirk Cox,
formerly with DuPont; key leadership positions on boards of VirginiaForever,
Friends of Chesterfield Riverfront and CVWMA.
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Carl Garrison, III, State Forester and director of the
Department of Forestry
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Rebecca Gwynn, Assistant Director of the Department of
Game and Inland Fisheries
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Patti Jackson, former Director of the James River
Association
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Ann Jennings, Virginia Director of the Chesapeake Bay
Foundation
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Rob Krupicka, Alexandria City Councilor
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Rudy McCollum, attorney and former Richmond City
Councilor
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Pat O’Bannon, Henrico Supervisor
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Cathy Taylor, Electric Environmental Services, Dominion
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Kay Slaughter, former Mayor of Charlottesville, SELC
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Rosemary Wallinger, Shenandoah Forum
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Bud Watson, attorney, influenced Chesapeake Bay Act,
founder of Model Forest Policy Program
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