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About GAEP
Georgia Chapter Function and Purpose:
The primary function of GAEP is be to enhance, maintain, and protect the quality of the natural and human environment through cooperation with the National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP). The specific purpose of GAEP is to encourage and facilitate full participation in NAEP and GAEP goals and activities by all persons qualified to be members of GAEP and NAEP and to include the widest range of views and concerns of professionals engaged in the environmental field. Finally, the purpose of GAEP is to advance professionalism in environmental planning and reporting in the State of Georgia.
GAEP Mission:
GAEP seeks to advance professionalism among Georgia’s environmental practitioners by promoting a holistic understanding of environmental issues by creating forums for the discussion of issues and ideas, providing multidisciplinary continuing education, sharing innovative solutions, and developing relationships with other environmental professionals in Georgia and nationwide.
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Save the Date
10th Annual Golf Scramble Scholarship Fundraiser
September 19, 2024
Registration & sponsorship details coming soon
Thank you to all the wonderful sponsors for supporting last year’s event!
2023 Scholarship Awards
GAEP seeks to recognize one deserving student currently enrolled in an environmental field with a $1,000 scholarship grant. To learn more or apply, please visit the Scholarship Page. Congratulations to our 2023 scholarship winners! Learn more about them in their own words:
Antonia Kopp
“My name is Antonia Kopp, and I am a fourth-year undergraduate studying environmental engineering at Georgia Tech. I look forward to a career in the water industry working on treatment and utility management projects. At Georgia Tech, I am a co-president of the Association of Environmental Engineers and Scientists (AEES) and a member of the Sustainable Solutions competition team within the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). In my free time, I enjoy gardening, baking, and going to trivia with friends!”
Ashleigh Feltman
“Hi! My name is Ashleigh Feltman, and I am a third-year student at Georgia Southern University. I am majoring in Biology with a concentration in wildlife management. I have a special interest in ensuring that rare, threatened, and endangered species are protected. Once I obtain my bachelor’s degree, I intend to pursue my master’s of science. I would like to have a career monitoring and studying threatened and endangered species. I enjoy hiking, kayaking, fishing, and hunting in my free time.”