Soller Environmental, LLC Analysis and Insight for Decision Making
 
 

  Mary Schoen joined Soller Environmental after completing a post-doctoral research position with the US EPA.  While with the EPA, Mary developed risk assessment and sustainability assessment tools for natural and engineered water systems. Her work helped to establish the scientific foundation for the development of new 2012 Draft National Ambient Water Quality Criteria.  She was awarded the National Exposure Research Laboratory Special Achievement Award in 2010 for this work.


Mary Schoen holds a Doctorate degree in Engineering and Public Policy and a Masters degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the Carnegie Mellon University, and a Bachelors degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Bucknell University.  Dr. Schoen serves as a peer reviewer for Environmental Science & Technology, Water Research, Risk Analysis, Plos One and the US EPA Office of Water and Office of Research & Development.  She has been invited as an expert in the area of quantitative microbial risk assessment to multiple meetings and has contributed to many peer reviewed articles.










 

Prior to founding Soller Environmental, Mr. Soller was a Risk Policy Fellow with the American Association for the Advancement of Science  where he collaborated with US EPA Office of Water and Office of Research & Development to integrate risk-based science into national environmental policies related to human health effects associated with water-borne contamination.  From 1996 to 2004, Mr. Soller was a Senior Scientist and Team Leader at Eisenberg, Olivieri, and Associates.


Mr. Soller serves as a peer reviewer for Environmental Science & Technology, Water Research, the Journal of Water and Health, Applied and Environmental Microbiology, the U.S. EPA Office of Water and Office of Research & Development, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the World Health Organization.  He is the lead or co-author for 24 peer reviewed articles, and over 75 published reports, conference proceedings, project reports, and book chapters.  He also serves on numerous committees and contributes to national and international guidance documents.  


Mr. Soller holds a Masters degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelors degree in Chemistry and Mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University. Mr. Soller is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

 Jeff Soller is the Principal Scientist. His work focuses on: providing science policy support for federal and state water regulations characterizing the health effects associated with exposure to water-borne contaminants integrating risk-based science into environmental policy conducting microbial risk assessments characterizing water and wastewater treatment process performance conducting statistical analysis of environmental data.
 Mary Schoen is the Senior Scientist. Her work focuses on: providing risk-based recommendations to regulators constructing models to simulate pollutant removal, transport, and fate in natural and engineered water systems evaluating the benefits and risks associated with alternative engineered systems analyzing environmental data About_Us_files/droppedImage.pdf