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Erin Devlin
Vice Consul at U.S. Embassy Moldova
Erin Devlin is a Foreign Service Officer at the U.S. Department of State, currently serving as Vice Consul at the U.S. Embassy in Moldova.1 She has a diverse educational background, holding a Master of Public Health (MPH) in Public Health Practice and a Certificate in Public Health from Oregon State University, as well as a BSFS/MA in Culture and Politics/Latin American Studies from Georgetown University.
Prior to her current role in the Foreign Service, Erin had an extensive career in public health and nutrition education. She worked as the Nutrition Education Program Manager at Oregon State University and held positions such as SNAP-Ed Clackamas County Program Manager and GROW Healthy Kids and Communities Faculty Research Assistant at Oregon State University Extension Service.
Erin's professional experience also includes:
- Bilingual Nutrition Educator at OSU Extension Service - Family and Community Health
- Nurserywoman at Portland Nursery
- Food Security Facilitator with the Peace Corps
- Cafe Staff and Fitness Guide at New York Fitness and Oasis Cafe
Her diverse background in public health, nutrition, and community engagement has likely contributed to her current role in the U.S. Department of State. Erin Devlin's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username erin-devlin-00b76344.1
