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Emily Dewan

Emily Duwan

Program Manager
Marine Conservation Action Fund

Education

M.S., Marine Biology, Northeastern University, 2016
B.S., Biology, Villanova University, 2014

About

Emily Duwan is the Program Manager for the Marine Conservation Action where she provides operational, strategic and communications support to deliver on MCAF’s global conservation mission. Emily has her Master’s in Marine Science from Northeastern University. She previously served as an NEAq program educator from 2017-2019 working in the Aquarium’s community outreach programs. Most recently, Emily worked for Northeastern University in both outreach and administrative roles. She is also the President of the board of Massachusetts Marine Educators and previously served on the board of Women Working for Oceans (W2O) with a focus on their environmental justice work.

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