Elizabeth Rowe

Driven to learn quickly, with ability to take initiative and work independently as well as within a team. Solid background in field and community engagement settings with extensive exposure and experience in storm-water mitigation solutions, native habitat restoration, and native horticulture. Flexible and hardworking team-player focused on boosting productivity and performance with organized and detail-oriented approaches.

Native Pollinator Garden at Lathrop E. Smith Center: a community and educational space with composting station. 

Sustainable Agricultural Garden: designed for student involvement to expand on the Outdoor Ed curriculum.

Indoor Hydroponics System: High school capstone project within team. 

Water Management: Flood Mitigation in Fort Collins: Having identified the issue of flooding in the downtown Fort Collins area our group of four went through the engineering design process to arrive at two viable solutions and prepared an analysis of both in a professional report. 

Water Resource Management and Rainwater Collection in Pu Ngual Cambodia: As part of the EWB challenge I worked in a team with three of my pears and isolated water access as a focus for our design. We proceeded through a process of research and calculations to arrive at a proposal for the community based on the information provided by the EWB program.