Caroline Sgaglione

Caroline is a first-year master’s student in Environmental Management at the Yale School of the Environment. After working in the U.S. federal policy space for four years, she is pivoting to bridge her passion for urban systems with her background in data analysis, policy planning, and strategic communications. She believes better understanding the intersection of the natural and built environment through urban ecology, human mobility, and spatial design can help policy makers and planners design applicable and practical climate resilience efforts across cities. Caroline completed her BA from Wesleyan University in Political Science and Environmental Studies. In her free time, she can be found running around New Haven, planting trees with URI, biking for leisure and groceries, and hosting social gatherings with new and old friends.