About
Mariah Doyle-Stephenson is an events coordinator for the Ashley School of Global Development and the Environment at Cornell University. She manages logistics in support of the Ashley School seminar series: Tsujimoto Perspectives in Global Development and the Environment, Critical Development Studies, Natural Resources and the Environment, and the Global Development Distinguished Speaker Series.
She provides support to students, faculty, and staff, and assists with the Global Development Engaged & Experiential Learning symposiums as well as the highly celebrated international Faculty-led Study Trips. She coordinates events to support the Polson Institute for Global Development grant-writing proposals and awards season, and strives to develop strong partnerships within the Cornell community, and with campus visitors and guest speakers.
Prior to joining Cornell, Mariah specialized in student and teacher engagement, curriculum design, and professional development at the k-12 level in Alaska. She is passionate about teaching and learning and aims to create inspiration in her daily work through collaboration and innovation with others.
Mariah holds a B.A. from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and brings over a decade of academic and administrative support skills, experience in the arts, and event planning expertise to her work at the Ashley School. She loves hosting events, creating partnerships, and coordinating logistics in support of education with impact.
In her spare time, she enjoys exploring the beauty of the natural world.
