Three distinguished Clark Alumni return to share their professional experiences with students including how they are making a green impact. A brief presentation will be held on Monday, March 23rd from 1-3pm in the Winton Dining Hall, followed by an extensive open dialog with Clark Alumni. Get your questions ready and network with individuals who have been in here and are making it out there!

BETTNY MAZUR (GES ’12) currently works for the Regional Environmental Council in Worcester as the Americorps VISTA Farm Manager for their YouthGROW (Youth Growing and Raising Organics in Worcester) program, teaching urban youth about agriculture and food justice, while running a greenhouse, two urban farms, and a Farmer’s Market stand over the summer.

BRETT PASINELLA (Physics & ESP ’08) is the Program Manager for the American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) at Second Nature. Prior to coming on board at Second Nature, he was Sustainability Program Manager for GreenerU, and a consultant to organizations in the higher education, non-profit, public, and private sectors. Brett also managed the Climate and Biodiversity Initiatives in the University of New Hampshire’s Sustainability Institute for 5 years.

STEVE MENGES (MS ES&P ’14) is an energy analyst for National Grid focusing on Massachusetts energy policy.   Steve has extensive energy experience working for Worcester Energy, the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources, and now National Grid.  At National Grid Steve focuses on the Behavioral and Education programs while also managing other projects, not only for National Grid, but for utilities across 3 states.