Caitlin Wiley
Boren Fellow @United States Department Of War
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WORK HISTORY
Boren Fellow @United States Department Of War
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Boren Fellow studying Brazilian Portuguese for the 20••••25 academic school year with funding from the US Department of Defense.
EDUCATION
American University
Master of Arts, Global Environmental Policy
FAAP - Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado
Independent Studies, Law and International Relations
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
Academic Year Abroad, Portuguese Language and Natural Resource Management
Western Michigan University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Global and International Studies & Spanish
Yale University
Clean and Equitable Energy Development Certificate, Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Law
CEA Study Abroad Center in Buenos Aires
Semester Study Abroad, Spanish Language and Literature
University for Peace (UPEACE) - UN Mandated
Semester Study Abroad, Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
ABOUT CAITLIN WILEY
Caitlin Wiley recently graduated with a Master of Arts in Global Environmental Policy from American University in Washington, DC.A prior federal government employee, Caitlin began her career working on language and culture training programs critical to US national security. During her graduate studies, she interned for several federal agencies, including the White House Council on Environmental Quality, USAID, and the Millennium Challenge Corporation, in roles focused on the environment and climate change.Additionally, Caitlin enjoys finding answers to complex questions, and also served as a research assistant at the Wilson Center. She is professionally proficient in both Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, and has authored several articles about environmental protection in Latin America, her regional area of interest. With a passion for addressing climate and energy challenges, Caitlin\'s goal is to collaborate on solutions that address the intersection of people and the environment, particularly in water and energy systems impacted by climate change.
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