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Since joining NE CASC in 2019 as Outreach and Communications Manager, Will Kazmier has been the cornerstone of NE CASC communications. Over his six-year tenure, he brought new ideas, dedication, and extensive experience to all of our communications. Will’s work has included everything from crafting our monthly newsletters and producing engaging webinar series to helping students develop communications skills that will serve them in their future careers.
As one student enthused, “Will was fantastic---very supportive and adaptive. While it could be difficult to squeeze time for assignments into the work week, it was incredibly helpful to get words on paper, go through the editing process, and receive feedback.”
Will also played an integral role in planning team events, fostering connection and collaboration across the organization. His passion for storytelling and his ability to communicate NE CASC’s mission with clarity and heart consistently elevated the center’s voice and broadened its impact.
“Will has an amazing ability to distill a cloud of ideas to its very essence,” said Bethany Bradley, NE CASC University co-Director. “We are sorry to see him go.”
Will’s contributions were integral to sharing the science of NE CASC across the whole enterprise. “Will was incredibly generous with his expertise, feedback, and support. He turned my sometimes convoluted and always complicated research results into stories that were meaningful to managers and the public,” noted NE CASC Research Ecologist Toni Lyn Morelli. “He will be greatly missed.”
NE CASC is deeply grateful for Will’s work and wishes him the very best in his next chapter.
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