A native Minnesotan, Megan graduated with honors and phi beta kappa from Lewis & Clark College in 2009 with a degree in environmental studies and conservation biology. Megan created and led a youth garden education program at a public housing development, worked as a Global Engagement Coordinator, and co-led new student trips focused on sustainable food systems and service. She has also studied and conducted research in Cuba, Turkey, Greece, and New Zealand, and completed an honors thesis on agricultural adaptation to climate change.
Field placement: New Mexico Foundation
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Policy placement: National Family Farm Coalition
Washington, D.C.