Marisol Maddox is a Senior Arctic Fellow at Dartmouths Institute of Arctic Studies, specializing in Earth systems security. Her transdisciplinary research focuses on the intersection of geopolitics, security, and environmental change in the Arctic, with a particular emphasis on "actorless threats" like climate change. She earned her Masters from George Mason Universitys Schar School.
Her passion for the natural world was solidified during several years living in Montana, which included a season working at Glacier National Park. This experience provided her first significant exposure to the cryosphere and the palpable effects of climate change, profoundly influencing her career path. She is also a dedicated professional people describe as having a strong passion for preservation.
Unique fact: A formative season working at Glacier National Park was her first direct exposure to the impacts of climate change, shaping her career focus.
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