Meghan Cavanaugh
About Meghan Cavanaugh
Meghan Cavanaugh is a Legislative Aide at the State of Alaska with a background in environmental science and political science.
Work at State of Alaska
Meghan Cavanaugh has served as a Legislative Aide at the State of Alaska since 2013. In this role, she provides support to legislators by assisting with research, drafting legislation, and managing constituent communications. Her tenure in this position spans over several years, contributing to various legislative initiatives and policy discussions within the state.
Previous Experience in Environmental Outreach
Before her current role, Meghan Cavanaugh worked as an Outreach Intern at Alaska Youth for Environmental Action in 2011. This position lasted for three months and involved engaging with youth on environmental issues, promoting awareness, and encouraging community involvement in sustainability efforts. This experience laid the groundwork for her ongoing commitment to environmental advocacy.
Internship at Alaska Conservation Alliance
Meghan Cavanaugh also held a position as a Data Enhancement Intern at the Alaska Conservation Alliance from 2012 to 2013. This internship lasted five months and focused on improving data management processes to support conservation efforts in Alaska. Her work contributed to the organization's ability to effectively track and analyze environmental data.
Education and Expertise
Meghan Cavanaugh earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree from Northwestern University, where she studied Environmental Science, Political Science, and Civic Engagement. Her education spanned from 2008 to 2012, equipping her with a strong foundation in environmental policy and civic responsibility, which informs her work in legislative support and advocacy.