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Kaitlin Willig Giglio

Educational Program Developer

Assistant Director of the Marine Conservation and Policy Program

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- Stony Brook University

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Bio/Research

Bio/Research

Kaitlin earned her bachelor’s degree in Coastal Environmental Studies and her M.S. in Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University. After graduating she continued studying coastal waste management issues as a research oceanographer in the School of Marine and Atmospheric. She was appointed the Assistant Director for the Marine Conservation and Policy M.A. program in 2020 and joined the Collaborative for the Earth (C4E) in 2024 as an educational program developer. She is strongly committed to developing and maintaining programs that will empower future generations to tackle complex environmental issues through collaboration across disciplines, industries, and public and private sectors.
Publications

Publications

R. Lawrence Swanson, Kaitlin Willig Giglio, Lequan Chi; Restoring a Degraded, Sentinel New England Salt Marsh to Mid-20th Century Conditions (Flax Pond, New York, U.S.A.). Journal of Coastal Research 1 September 2021; 37 (5): 993–1011. doi: https://doi.org/10.2112/JCOASTRES-D-20-00043.1

Swanson, R. L., Wilson, R., Brownawell, B., & Willig, K. (2017). Environmental consequences of the flooding of the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant during Superstorm Sandy. Marine Pollution Bulletin.

Swanson, R. L., Lwiza, K., Willig, K., & Morris, K. (2016). Superstorm Sandy marine debris wash-ups on Long Island—What happened to them?. Marine pollution bulletin.
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