Elizabeth Whiteman is an experienced and skilled Program Coordinator, with a strong professional background in federal policy, agriculture, and environment industries. She holds a B.A. in Political Science and Environmental Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she was also an Undergraduate Research Assistant and Conversational English Tutor. Additionally, she studied at the Universidad San Francisco de Quito.

Whiteman has previously worked in multiple roles, including Operations Director at Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture, Farm Hand at Tumbling Shoals Organic Farm, Outreach Coordinator at Union of Concerned Scientists, and Field Organizer on political campaigns. She is skilled in grassroots organizing, community organizing, volunteer management, and budget management.

Aside from her work experience, Whiteman has also been involved in various organizations such as Ceiba Foundation for Tropical Conservation, Greenpeace, and Food Recovery Network, where she held roles as Campus Coordinator and New Chapter Coordinator, respectively.

Overall, Elizabeth Whiteman is a dedicated and experienced Program Coordinator with a breadth of knowledge in federal policy, agriculture, and environment industries.