Sarah Goralewski

Sarah Goralewski is a highly educated professional with diverse international experiences in the field of urban planning, sociology, and anthropology.

She holds a Master's degree in Regional and Urban Planning from the University of Michigan, a Bachelor's degree in Sociology/Anthropology from Kalamazoo College, and multiple study abroad certifications including a US Congress-German Bundestag Scholarship in Germany and Undergraduate Study Abroad in Senegal.

Sarah has a rich work history including roles as a Senior Planner, Planner II, and Park Ranger at the City of Germantown, as well as positions in urban planning and community development at various cities and organizations including Mountain View, El Cerrito, and Detroit.

Additionally, she has served as a Graduate Student Instructor at the University of Michigan, where she also worked as a Student Career Coordinator at the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning.

Sarah's dedication to education and human rights is evident through her past roles as an English Language Instructor at Euro-Schulen Nordbayern GmbH and Documents Analyst and Educator at the Nuremberg Human Rights Center.

Her extensive international exposure combined with her professional expertise make her a valuable asset in the fields of urban planning, community development, and human rights advocacy.