Environmental Public Service Career Fair

From tackling the climate crisis to advancing environmental justice, public servants at the local, state, and federal levels of government help protect people and the environment while making our communities more resilient.



All are welcome to join the Environmental Protection Agency, the City of Boston, and other partners for an environmental public service career fair at UMass Boston or online on Thursday, March 30^th from 2:00 – 5:00pm. 

At the fair, you will learn about careers in environmental public service, speak with staff from environmental agencies in New England, and meet the people behind the work. (Online participants will be able to listen to speakers and drop into breakout rooms to network, too.)

During the fair, you will hear from environmental leaders about how they got their start in environmental work – and about why public service matters to them. If you’re interested in exploring or advancing your career in environmental public service, please join us on March 30^th.

Featured speakers (starting at 2:30pm) include:

• Bob Chen, Professor and Interim Dean of the School for the Environment, UMass Boston
• David Cash, Regional Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, Region 1
• Rev. Mariama White-Hammond, Chief of Energy, Environment, and Open Space for the City of Boston

Hybrid link (no registration required)