Resume

• 2013

  Mitchell College

  University of Rhode Island

  Kingston

  Rhode Island

  Outreach Coordinator

  Office of Sustainability; Youth STE[A]M Education Coordinator

  URI CoopExt

  University of Rhode Island

  Eastern Connecticut State University

  Faculty

  Natural Resources Conservation Academy

  Conservation Ambassador Program

  University of Connecticut

  New London

  Connecticut

  PT Faculty

  STEM Department

  Mitchell College

  New Haven

  CT

  PT Faculty

  Business Ecology & Sustainability

  MBA Program

  Southern Connecticut State University

  University of Rhode Island

  GreenCircle Award - Individual/Civic Group Related

  Ms. Cabaniss volunteered a significant amount of time over the past year and a half to serve in an advisory capacity to CT DEP in developing the Connecticut's Clean Marina Program.

  CT Department of Environmental Protection

  President's Award for Special Service to NAHMMA

  North American Hazardous Materials Management Assn.

  President's Award for Special Service to NAHMMA

  North American Hazardous Materials Management Assn.

  Antioch University New England

  Ph.D.

  Doctoral research in applied conservation psychology

  Enironmental Studies

  University of New Haven

  M.B.A.

  Management & Organization

  University of New Hampshire

  B.S.

  Environmental Conservation

• Research

  Public Speaking

  Volunteer Management

  Social Marketing

  Hazardous Waste Management

  Environmental Education

  Environmental Awareness

  Leadership

  Grants

  Nonprofits

  Editing

  Proposal Writing

  Grant Writing

  Policy Analysis

  Program Development

  Sustainability

  Teaching

  Ecology

  Higher Education

  Community Outreach

  Perspectives on Product Stewardship

  Scott Cassel

  Forthcoming in 2019

  Perspectives on Product Stewardship

  Handbook on Household Hazardous Waste

  Chapter authors: Sue Bruning

  Scott Cassel

  Philip Dickey

  Dave Galvin

  Jim Hanna

  Bill Lewry

  David Nightingale

  Mike O'Donnell

  P. Wesley Schultz

  Jennifer Tabanico\nAppendix authors: Bill Lafield

  Anne Reichman

  Michael Wilson\nOther contributors: Pam & Paul Bergstrand

  Deanna & Ray Carveth

  Dana Duxbury-Fox

  Annette Frahm

  Eric Laut; and other reviewers and supporters.\nA hearty thank you to all.

  Handbook on Household Hazardous Waste

  Chapter updates by: Scott Cassel

  Shelly Fuller

  Ryan Kellogg

  Dan King

  David Nightingale

  Wesley Schultz

  Jennifer Tabanico

  Jim Quinn

  Ionie Wallace; Appendix updates: Steven Bennett

  Anne Reichman

  Michael Wilson

  Handbook on Household Hazardous Waste (2nd ed.)

  Amy Cabaniss

  Ph.D.

  M.B.A.

  has an established career at the intersection of environmental education

  conservation psychology and business sustainability

  with applied research in behavior change and community-based social marketing. She is on the Board of Directors of the Social Marketing Association of North America (SMANA) and is a former multi-term board member of the North American Hazardous Materials Management Association (NAHMMA) where she also served as president of the NAHMMA Northeast Chapter. Amy is editor of the Handbook on Household Hazardous Waste (Bernan Press

  2018; Government Institutes Press

  2008) and co-editor with Scott Cassel (PSI) of Perspectives on Product Stewardship (Bernan Press

  forthcoming in Summer

  2020).

  Amy

  Cabaniss

  Southern Connecticut State University

  Eastern Connecticut State University

  University of Connecticut