Emily Weiss

Emily Weiss is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in the fields of marine biology, public policy, education, and literacy.

She holds a Master's degree in Marine Biology from Boston University, a Bachelor's degree in Public Policy from Brown University, and a Master's in Education in Language & Literacy from Harvard University Graduate School of Education.

Emily has held various significant roles throughout her career, including serving as the School Program Director at Lawrence Hall of Science, UC Berkeley, where she oversees educational programs.

Her previous positions include Senior Project Director and Science & Literacy Education Specialist at Lawrence Hall of Science, UC Berkeley, President at Southwest Marine Educators Association, Literacy Consultant at Falmouth Public Schools, and Teacher at Woods Hole Children's School of Science.

She has also worked as a Professional Developer at the Massachusetts Department of Education, Harbor Discoveries Instructor at New England Aquarium, Reading Specialist at Chelmsford Public Schools, and Marketing Associate at Kaplan, McLaughlin, Diaz.

Additionally, Emily has experience as a Program Evaluator at Public Education Fund and as an Intern/Program Evaluator at New South Wales Board of Studies.

Her expertise spans across educational program management, science and literacy education, marine biology, public policy, and marketing.

Emily Weiss's background demonstrates a strong commitment to promoting education, literacy, and marine science while contributing meaningfully to various organizations and institutions.