Meet Scott Pinkham, an accomplished and highly educated individual with a diverse background in education, engineering, environmental science, and community advocacy. With a Master of Education degree in Educational Policy, Organization, and Leadership, and a B.S. in Mathematical Sciences, Scott has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence in academics and professional pursuits.

As Assistant Director of Diversity and Access and Minority Scholars Engineering Program Lead at the University of Washington College of Engineering, Scott has distinguished himself as a respected leader and mentor to students pursuing careers in STEM fields. In addition, he has served as a Lecturer in American Indian Studies, Board Director at Seattle Public Schools, Recruiter, and Admissions Counselor at the University of Washington, and Environmental Specialist at Nez Perce Tribe.

Scott's wealth of experience and expertise have made him a sought-after speaker and panelist on topics related to education, diversity, equity, and inclusion. As a former Pre-College Project Coordinator at the American Indian Science & Engineering Society, Crew Supervisor/Fire Fighter (Seasonal) at Washington State Department of Natural Resources, and Tutor Coordinator at Yakima Valley Community College, he has demonstrated a deep commitment to sustainability, community building, and mentorship.

With an engaging personality and insightful perspectives, Scott Pinkham is a true Renaissance man, who has made a positive impact on the lives of others in various ways. He has proven himself to be an asset to any organization or community lucky enough to have him.