I am a civil engineering project manager for water infrastructure projects that provide water to millions of people in Los Angeles.
I am a PhD coach, helping PhD students to succeed in their academic and professional goals.
I am also a co-founder, former Executive Director, and current strategic advisor for Climatepedia, a climate education nonprofit.
Education:
I received my MS and PhD in Civil Engineering, where my research focused on Southern California urban drought management. I received my bachelor's degree from UCLA in atmospheric sciences/operational meteorology.
2019:
- South Coast Air Quality Management District Young Leaders Advisory Council Member
- American Meteorological Society Committee on Environmental Stewardship Member
2018:
- National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Fellow
- American Geophysical Union Voices for Science Advocate (Policy Track)
- Resilience Dialogues Subject Matter Expert
2017:
- UCI Climate Action Training Program Fellow
- March for Science Los Angeles Ambassador
2015-2016:
- Carbon Neutrality Initiative Fellow for University of California Office of the President
Public talks given:
- American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting
- California Higher Education Sustainability Conference (CHESC)
- Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE)
- The Ocean Institute
- Nerd Nite DC
- Orange County for Climate Action
- CLEAN Education
- Sustainability Co-Curricular Working Group
- UCI Sustainability Committee
Expertise:
- Climate change impacts, assessments, and communications
- Climate change education (K-12 and undergraduate level)
- Connection and distinction between weather and climate
- Green infrastructure for stormwater management (e.g., Low Impact Development)
- Drought management in California and Southeast Australia
- Experience as PhD-level underrepresented minority/woman in STEM
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Climate Strikes and Climate Forums as the Climate Changes
“Ask A Leader” with Claudia Shambaugh [September 3, 2019] -
Climate Action and Science Communication
“Ask A Leader” with Claudia Shambaugh [May 14, 2019] -
A Poseidon Proposition AND Science Meets Message
“Ask A Leader” with Claudia Shambaugh (31:54) [April 9, 2019] -
Voices for Science Profile: Kimberly Duong
American Geophysical Union [December 2018] -
Xprize winning air-water conversion device leaves us thirsty for more
The Next Web [November 5, 2018] -
CEE Grad Student Selected as a Voice for Science
UC Irvine Samueli School of Engineering Newsroom [August 15, 2018] -
Cranston Fire updates, monsoons in the desert, a three-course meal cooked in your car
Take Two, hosted by A Martinez (SCPR, 89.3 KPCC Los Angeles) [July 27, 2018] -
New Program Enables Scientists to Be Voices for Science
Earth and Space Science News [26 April 2018] -
Nerd Nite for March 10, 2018
Nerd Nite DC [March 10, 2018] -
Review of the Draft Fourth National Climate Assessment
The National Academies Press [2018] -
Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Graduate Fellows 2018 Biographical Sketches
The National Academies of Science Engineering Medicine [2018] -
NAS Fellowship Goes to CEE Grad Student
University of California, Irvine School of Engineering Newsroom [11 December 2017] -
UC Irvine Is a Perennial "Cool School"
Sierra Club Magazine [27 August 2017] -
UCI Wonderwomen Climate Science Grad Students AND “Art As Protest” in Santa Ana
"Ask a Leader" podcast [13 June 2017] -
Climate Action Fellow Goes to D.C.
University of California, Irvine School of Engineering Newsroom [17 May 2017] -
CLIMATEPEDIA LEADS UCI DELEGATION TO MARCH FOR SCIENCE L.A.
Anteaters Go Green [10 April 2017] -
University of California, Irvine Climate Action Plan 2016 Update
UCI Sustainability [December 2016] -
Graduate Student Named Carbon Neutrality Fellow
University of California, Irvine School of Engineering Newsroom [12 November 2015] -
Obstacles to wastewater reuse: an overview
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water [9 March 2015]