Maddie is a graduate student at the University of Delaware working towards a Master of Science in Environmental Economics. Her current research focuses on wastewater and biosolids treatment technology, specifically as they pertain to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). She is exploring treatment alternatives to help communities manage PFAS contamination in a holistic, cost-effective manner. Her professional interests include community outreach and water policy. She believes in passing on knowledge to younger students and enjoys holding a mentor role. Maddie serves as the Co-Chair of the University of Delaware American Water Resources Association where she focuses on teaching K-12 students about water quality and conservation. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Water Resource Economics from the University of Arizona with a minor in Molecular and Cellular Biology.
