Kaitlin Harris is an experienced professional in environmental program management and design research, currently serving as the Environmental Program Manager at Rural Community Assistance Partnership, Inc. (RCAP), where multimillion dollar federal grants for water and wastewater projects across small, rural, and Indigenous communities are managed. In addition, Kaitlin Harris operates a consulting business providing qualitative research support to local non-profits and government entities. Previous positions include Engineering Manager at DIGDEEP Water, where collaboration on COVID-19 emergency relief efforts for the Navajo Nation occurred, and GIS Field Researcher at Friends of Cedar Mesa, focusing on land use research in Bears Ears National Monument. Kaitlin Harris holds dual degrees in Environmental and Ecological Engineering and Anthropology from Purdue University.
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Rural Community Assistance Partnership Incorporated (RCAP)
RCAP is a national non-profit network providing opportunity, assistance, and practical guidance to small communities in all fifty states, U.S. territories, and tribal lands to ensure access to safe drinking water, sanitary wastewater disposal, and economic prosperity for all rural America.