
Dr. Kailey Kornhauser
As an undergraduate, Kailey studied environmental history at Westminster College where she researched the use of environmental ethics in historical water policy. Kailey also received a Masters of Science in Environmental Humanties from the University of Utah where she studied the use of collaobration in the Forest Service’s 2012 Planning Rule. Her interests are in collaboration, consensus building, and the differences in land and risk managment. Her dissertation topic was on power dynamics and outcomes of collaborative forest management in Oregon. She is currently a Presidential Management Fellow, working as an Environmental Collaboration and Conflict Resolution Program Specialist at the Office of Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolution, Department of the Interior.
