Stroud Water Research Center
Jessica Provinski is an experienced professional in the fields of environmental stewardship and fundraising. Currently serving as the Director of Development at Stroud Water Research Center since March 2015, Jessica focuses on building connections and securing financial support to protect and preserve clean freshwater through research and education. Previous roles include Associate Director of Special Events and Corporate Relations at Stroud Water Research Center and Land Stewardship Coordinator at The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County, where Jessica worked on promoting land conservation efforts and partnerships. Earlier experience includes serving as Assistant Land Manager at Brandywine Conservancy and a Nursing Assistant at Brandywine Hospital. Jessica holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and German from Penn State University.
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Stroud Water Research Center
Mission: To advance knowledge and stewardship of freshwater systems through global research, education, and restoration. Driven by the philosophy that understanding the science of fresh water is fundamental to our ability to protect the integrity of this finite and vital resource, Stroud Water Research Center seeks to disseminate its research findings to its peers in the scientific and educational communities, as well as businesses, landowners, policy makers and individuals, to enable informed decision making that affects water quality and availability in our local communities and the world around us. We accomplish our goals through our pursuit of both basic and applied scientific research, watershed restoration programs, and through educational programs, which serve audiences ranging in age from elementary school children to adults in continuing education programs. Stroud Water Research Center undertakes applied research projects for public agencies and private corporations in an effort to provide solutions to water resource problems throughout the world.