Titles

• MSUS Student, Sustainability Solutions, School of Sustainability

Biography

Anna Bartholomew is a Master of Sustainability Solutions student at the School of Sustainability. She is orginially from The Colony, Texas, which is just north of Dallas. Her primary focus is water management and water conservation. Anna previously attended the School of Sustainability for her undergraduate degree and received a Bachelor's of Arts in Sustainability as well as a Minor in Global Studies. During her undergraduate, she studied abroad in Nepal, interned at the Decision Center for a Desert City, interned at the Farm at South Mountain, represented the School of Sustainability as a SOS Ambassador and is currently an intern at Salt River Project.

Research Assistant Experience

• Water Rights & Contracts Intern, Salt River Project, Tempe, Arizona, 2019-present
• School of Sustainability Ambassador, Arizona State University, 2017-2020

Projects/Employment

• School of Sustainability Ambassador, Arizona State University, 2017-2020
• Environmental & Sustainability Fellow, The Farm at South Mountain, Arizona State University, Spring 2019

Spoken Languages:

Spanish (conversational)

Education

• BA, Sustainability, Arizona State University, 2020

Expertise

• water conflicts
• watershed hydrology
• water resource management
• conservation policy
• remote sensing
• Geographic Information Systems

External Links

• Website