Biography

Marley Halter received her Master of Arts in the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University. She is interested in studying food systems, food security, social justice, and urban agriculture. Prior to coming to ASU, Marley received her bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies at Hendrix College in Arkansas, where she completed an undergraduate thesis on improving the sustainable wine industry in Arkansas. During her undergraduate career, Marley interned with Grand Aspirations, a nonprofit focused on nutrition, education, and community building, Rattle's Garden, an organic farm, and Garver USA, an environmentally progressive engineering firm headquartered in Arkansas.

Research Experience

• Global Consortium for Sustainability Outcomes, Rob Melnick and Jennifer Carter

Spoken Languages:

Spanish (intermediate/conversational)

Education

• MA, Sustainability, School of Sustainability, 2018
• BA, Environmental Studies (Spanish minor), Hendrix College, 2016

Expertise

• food systems
• sustainable agriculture
• environmental justice
• climate change and adaptation
• resilience

External Links

• Website