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Elizabeth Monk

Urban & Regional Analysis Program
· Community Engagement & Special Projects

3343 Forbes Ave
Room 111
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Phone:  412-624-1613
Email:  eam131@pitt.edu

Liz Monk currently manages the SWPA Community Profiles website, conducts trainings on accessing and using community data, and works on smaller grant funded projects with community organizations.

Prior to working at the University of Pittsburgh, Liz worked at a wilderness therapy camp for at risk youth, apprenticed on an organic farm on the central coast of California, ran the education progam at a Boys and Girls Club, and served as an Environmental Peace Corps Volunteer in Romania. Her experience in the Peace Corps compelled her to return to school for a more technical skill and she received her MS in Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing from the University of Pittsburgh in 2015. While completing her degree she interned with Fracktracker Alliance and worked as a GIS Analyst for Purple Land Management Company.

Liz is married, has two children and grew up in Ithaca, NY. She moved to Pittsburgh in 2010 and currently lives in the Marshall-Shadeland neighborhood of Pittsburgh’s Northside (which is her favorite part of the city). In her spare time, she can be found backpacking (especially in the Dolly Sods), gardening, or exploring Pittsburgh with her family. Also, watching tv.

Likes: Walks, jokes, los osos, weird snowglobes, buddies, coffee, thunderstorms, facial swellings, tiny things, thinking about mortality and string quartets (especially Brahams String Quartet No. 3 in B flat minor).

Dislikes: Florida and the saxophone.

Useless Trivia:
Liz helped break the world record for longest onion chain.


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University Center for Social & Urban Research
3343 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15260

ucsur@pitt.edu   ·   412-624-5442