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Martha Corrozi is a watershed analyst with IPA’s Water Resources
Agency at the University of Delaware. Ms. Corrozi is responsible
for providing regional watershed technical, policy, and research
support to state and local governments, IPA staff and non-profit
organizations in Delaware and the Delaware Valley. These responsibilities
include work in the Christina Basin and White Clay Creek Wild
and Scenic River watersheds, advising the Delaware Water Supply
Coordinating Council, providing assistance with the graduate
course in Regional Watershed Management and projects in the
University of Delaware’s first Experimental Watershed.
Ms. Corrozi received her Master of Public Administration
(MPA) degree at the University of Delaware where she specialized
in water resources. As a Graduate Research Assistant for IPA
while earning her MPA, Ms. Corrozi conducted extensive research
and analysis on a variety of state and local watershed issues
and conducted lab and field analysis in the University of
Delaware’s first Experimental Watershed. She received
her bachelor of science in Biology from Lehigh University.
Prior to becoming an IPA staff member, Ms.
Corrozi was employed by the Chesapeake Research Consortium
at the Chesapeake Bay Program Office in Annapolis, Maryland,
the Public Works Department in the City of Wilmington, Del.,
and the Conservancy of Southwest Florida in Naples, Fla. She
is a member of the American Water Resources Association (AWRA),
the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) and
the Delaware Association for Public Administration (DAPA).
Ms. Corrozi earned the University of Delaware
School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy Excellence in Water
Resources Scholarship Award for demonstrating superior scholarship
and interest in the field of water resources planning, management
and policy. In 2003 she received the Chesapeake Bay Program
2003 Ecosystem Cluster Menhaden Award for excellence in modeling
issues and tributary team support. In 2006 she helped organize and lead the School of Urban Affairs & Public Policy’s winter session Comparative Public Administration study trip to the Netherlands.
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MPA, University of Delaware 2002, Water Resources Policy
BS, Lehigh University 1998, Biology
Study abroad:
Education has included studying Comparative Public Administration
in the Netherlands during UD winter session 2002 and studying
Marine Biology in Denmark during spring semester 1997 while
at Lehigh University.
Training:
2005 American Water Resources Association Leadership Development Workshop
Office Diplomacy for Support Staff
Diversity Training
Influential Leadership
Time Management
Franklin Covey: Achieving Your Highest Priorities
Communications: Effective Public Speaking
Communications: Effective Writing and Reporting
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Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR)
Delaware Section of the American Water Resources Association (DEAWRA), Charter President
American Water Resources Association (AWRA)
Delaware Association for Public Administration
(DAPA)
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| 2007 - present |
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Assistant Policy Scientist and Watershed Analyst, Water Resources
Agency, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University
of Delaware
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| 2004 - 2007 |
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Policy Specialist II and Watershed Analyst, Water Resources
Agency, Institute for Public Administration, CHEP, University
of Delaware
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| 2002 - 2004 |
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Environmental Management: Nutrient
Subcommittee Fellow, Chesapeake Research Consortium,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chesapeake Bay
Program Office (Annapolis, Md.)
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| 2000 - 2002 |
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Graduate Research Assistant, Water
Resources Agency, Institute for Public Administration,
CHEP, University of Delaware
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| 2000 - 2002 |
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Environmental Assistant, Public Works
Department, City of Wilmington (Wilmington, Del.)
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| 2001 |
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Conservation Associate Policy Specialist,
The Conservancy of Southwest Florida
(Naples, Fla.)
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| 1999 - 2000 |
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Environmental Programs Specialist,
Public Works Department, City of Wilmington (Wilmington,
Del.)
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| 1998 |
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Field Biologist, Environmental Consulting
Services, Inc. (Middletown, Del.)
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Delaware NEMO (Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials): Guide to Natural Resource-Based Planning. Developed and contributed to Chapter 2: Impervious Cover and Chapter 6: Source Water
Protection.
“The Wild, Scenic White Clay Creek,” Newark Post, March 5, 2005.
Proceedings of Delaware Policy Forum Series No. 4: The Historic Christina Basin: Delaware’s First Watershed, editor, sponsored by University of Delaware Institute for Public Administration, Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Delaware Geological Survey, and the Delaware Water Resources Center, under review pending July 2005.
“Synthesis of Water Rates in Delaware and Contiguous States,” with Gerald J. Kauffman and Kareem Ali, August 2004.
“Imperviousness: A Performance Measure of a Delaware Water Resource Protection Area Ordinance,” with Gerald J. Kauffman and Kevin J. Vonck, Journal of the American Water Resources Association, under peer review pending April 2004.
“Innovative Storm Water Demonstration Projects
in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed,” in Estuaries on
the Edge: Convergence of Ocean, Land and Culture, pp.
32. ERF 2003, 17th Biennial Conference of the Estuarine Research
Federation, Conference Abstracts, Seattle, Wash., 2003.
“The Role of Nonprofit Organizations
in the Management of the Christina River Basin,” Master’s
Thesis, University of Delaware, Newark, Del., 2002.
“A GIS-based Performance Evaluation of the New Castle County, Delaware Water Resource Area Protection Ordinance,” in Proceedings of the American Water Resources Association Specialty Conference, Keystone, Colo., with Gerald J. Kauffman and Kevin J. Vonck, pp. 1-6, July 2002.
“Development of the University of Delaware Experimental Watershed Project,” with Gerald J. Kauffman, Jennifer Campagnini, and Justin Bower, Proceedings of the American Water Resources Association/University Council of Water Resources Conference, pp. 81-86, June 2001.
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“GIS in Water Resources – Research, Policy, and Education,” Delaware GIS 2007 Conference: Serving Communities, Dover, Del., May 2, 2007.
“Comparative Public Administration in the Netherlands,” School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy, Newark, Del., March 3, 2006.
“Delaware Envirothon: Delaware’s Water Supply and What We Are Doing to Ensure an Adequate Supply,” Dover, Del., March 4, 2006.
“The Christina Basin Tributary Action Team Process,” DNREC Tributary Action Team Conference, Dover, Del., March 11, 2006.
“Watershed-Based Supply and Demand Analysis in Southern New Castle County Delaware,” American Water Resources Association Annual Conference, Seattle, Wash., 2005.
“The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Management of the Christina Basin,” Delaware Water Policy Forum: The Historic Christina Basin: Delaware’s First Watershed, Newark, Del., November, 2004.
“The Chesapeake Bay Program,” University
of Delaware Watershed Management Class Lecture, Newark, Del.,
2003.
“Innovative Storm Water Management
Technologies in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed,” Estuarine
Research Federation, Seattle, Wash., 2003.
“The
Development of the University of Delaware Experimental Watershed,”
with Justin Bower and Jennifer Campagnini, American Geophysical Union, Boston, Mass., 2001.
“The Development
of the University of Delaware Experimental Watershed,”
with Justin Bower, Mason Dixon, Milford, Del., 2001.
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