Ms. Sally Stoll
Sally is currently employed by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency as a technician/project manager responsible for reviewing and editing scientific articles and agency documents. Prior to EPA Sally did histological research at Childrens Hospital and organic synthesis at P&G. And, as an RA at P&G she also did extensive work with animals ranging from diet design to detailed pathological studies.
Sally received her B.S. degree in Natural Sciences from U.C. in 1991, followed by an Associate Degree in Chemical Technology in 1979 and a Certificate in Editing in 2006. While at UC she received scholarship aid and was elected to Tau Alpha Pi and Alpha Sigma Kappa honor societies.
Apart from work Sally has been very active in community affairs. She serves annually as a science fair judge at Walnut Hills HS and has tutored chemistry students at UC (OCAS) and served as a UC Diversity Council Member. She also served as an Assistant Coordinator and Mentor in their Research Apprenticeship Program. As an animal lover Sally has helped to organize Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) projects to control feral cat colonies.
