Andy Chang

Andy Chang has a rich professional background that includes roles such as an operations manager, coach, and trail program director in the run specialty industry for 4 years. He has a strong passion for improving public health outcomes and social determinants of health. Currently, Andy Chang works at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under Title VI of the Clean Air Act.

During his time at the EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards in RTP, North Carolina, Andy served as the national designations and interstate transport policy staff lead for the 2010 Sulfur Dioxide National Ambient Air Quality Standards. He also worked in EPA's Region 5 Office in Chicago as the national sub-lead for the 2008 Lead NAAQS.

With a Masters of Science in Medical Informatics and a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical/Medical Engineering from Northwestern University, Andy Chang also holds an adjunct lecturer position at Northwestern University in the Masters in Health Informatics program. He was awarded the EPA's Trudy A. Speciner Non-Supervisory Award for Advancing Environmental Protection in 2010.

Andy's previous roles include being an Environmental Protection Specialist at the EPA, Adjunct Lecturer, Teaching Assistant, Interim and Co-store Manager, Training Program Coach, and Operations, Planning, and Social Media roles at Fleet Feet Sports. He has also worked as an Interdisciplinary Environmental Engineer at the EPA, Sales Consultant at Johnny Sprockets Bike Shop, and MESA Air Field Technician at Northwestern University.