Fulbright English Teaching Assistant

Kehan DeSousa is the Assistant Director of Sustainability at Georgetown University, where she focuses on sustainability strategy and sustainability in the built environment. Prior to her time at Georgetown, Kehan was the sustainability specialist in the Office of Sustainability at George Washington University (GW). In this role, she developed the sustainability and climate resilience strategy for the institution, managed sustainability implementation across the university, and consulted on sustainability research. She has also served as a Green Fellow with the Urban Sustainability Administration at the DC Department of Energy and the Environment, where she worked on the climate, green building, and energy sections of Washington DC’s sustainability master plan known as Sustainable DC 2.0.

Kehan is an alumna of the Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) Program in Nitra, Slovakia where she taught English to students at Univerzita Konstantina Filozofa. Kehan has a bachelor’s degree in English and politics from Oberlin College and a master’s degree in international economics and energy, resources, and the environment from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Affairs, where she focused on climate change policy.