Eve Kopicki, Mpa
About Eve Kopicki, Mpa
Eve Kopicki is a Cares Analyst at the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, focusing on education and outreach regarding customer assistance programs and water conservation. She holds a Master of Public Administration degree and has extensive experience in environmental studies, urban sustainability, and climate change policy.
Work at The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority
Eve Kopicki currently serves as a Cares Analyst at The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, a position she has held since 2023. In this role, she focuses on education and outreach related to customer assistance programs and water conservation. She is a member of the PGH2O Cares team, which assists customers in enrolling in programs designed to provide financial relief for income-qualified residential customers.
Education and Expertise
Eve Kopicki holds a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from the University of Pittsburgh, where she specialized in energy and the environment. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies and Political Science from the same institution. Her academic background equips her with a strong foundation in urban sustainability, water governance, and climate change policy.
Background
Eve Kopicki has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles related to environmental studies and public administration. She has interned at organizations such as FracTracker Alliance, CONNECT, and NOAA, gaining experience in geographic information systems, climate action planning, and outreach initiatives. Additionally, she has held multiple research and assistant positions at the University of Pittsburgh, contributing to her expertise in sustainability and public policy.
Internship Experience
Eve Kopicki has completed several internships that have contributed to her professional development. In 2023, she was a Geographic Information Systems and Data Intern at FracTracker Alliance. In 2022, she worked as a Climate Action Planning Intern at CONNECT. Earlier, in 2020, she interned at NOAA as a Whale Watching History and Outreach Intern. Her internship experiences have provided her with practical skills and insights into environmental governance and community engagement.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Eve Kopicki has been involved in various initiatives that focus on sustainability and community assistance. Her work at The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority includes participation in the Customer Assistance Programs, which aim to provide financial support to income-qualified residents. Her commitment to education and outreach reflects her dedication to improving community access to essential resources.