Chesapeake Research Consortium
Meg Cole currently serves as the Coordinator for the Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) at the Chesapeake Research Consortium, providing scientific guidance for the Chesapeake Bay Program since July 2019. Previous roles include Managing Editor for the Journal of Environmental Development at Elsevier, as well as Associate Editor for the Handbook of Environmental Science. Additional experience includes a Graduate Assistantship at Towson University and various internships, including one at the Office of the Public Defender Maryland. Meg Cole holds a Master of Science in Environmental Science from Towson University and degrees in Environmental Studies and Environmental Science from Goucher College and Christ University, respectively. A Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems is also underway at Penn State University, projected for completion in 2026.
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Chesapeake Research Consortium
The Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC) aspires to fully enable its member institutions and the broader scientific community in the region to contribute effectively toward better understanding and management of Chesapeake Bay and its watershed. CRC aims to play a critical and central role in defining, coordinating, and disseminating the research and education needed to best contribute to the decision-making process for effective and sustainable management of the Chesapeake Bay, its watershed, and its living resources. In accomplishing this mission, CRC’s primary roles are to work cooperatively with its member institutions and with the various governmental agencies and non-governmental institutions comprising the long-standing Chesapeake Bay partnership.