The Fairewinds Crew works hard to demystify nuclear power through education. We are thankful for the unique skills and individual experiences that our Crew brings to Fairewinds Energy Education!

Take a moment to learn about our Crew!

Patrick Moore, Program Administrator/Researcher

Patrick is from Chattanooga, Tennessee, which was once described as one of the dirtiest cities in America by news host Walter Cronkite but has since transformed itself into a much cleaner and environmentally-friendly city. Patrick first interned and worked with Fairewinds Energy Education in 2011 and 2012 when he lived in Burlington, Vermont. It was then that he helped Fairewinds establish a constant online presence following the Fukushima atomic power disaster. Patrick’s time with Fairewinds only served to embolden his love for nonprofit work. In 2018, he graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with his Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and Public Service (with a concentration in Public Administration and Nonprofit Management). Patrick currently lives in Chattanooga where he is often found outdoors either hiking, biking, or gardening. He is currently completing his MPA while also attaining a graduate certificate in Nonprofit Management. All of us at Fairewinds Energy Education are thrilled to have Patrick with us once again!

Grayson Webb, Program Researcher

Having Spent much of his childhood exploring the woods and hillsides of his hometown in Monkton, Vermont it seemed only logical for Grayson to pursue a degree in Environmental Sciences. Grayson first interned at Fairewinds during his senior year at the University of Vermont and provided a lot the research legwork for the CO2 Smokescreen project. After graduating in the spring of 2016 he and two friends grabbed their bikes and biked across the country from Boston, Massachusetts to Pacific City, Oregon to gain an understanding of the environmental and ecological challenges facing us as a country. After his return, Grayson was brought on as a member of the crew. You can find Grayson around town playing shows with his band Little Slugger.

Sue Prent, Researcher/Blogger

Sue Prent is a writer/artist who lives in St. Albans, Vermont, where she owns and operates Pink House Studios, a fine art molding and casting business specializing in life-molding and education. A grassroots environmental activist, she has served as the spokesperson for the Northwest Citizens for Responsible Growth who advocate for environmentally responsible resource use and development in Franklin County, and currently serves on the board of Vermont Conservation Voters. She is also a Front Page contributor to Green Mountain Daily where she covers a range of environmental, social and political topics from a progressive vantage point. Sue shares her research and writing skills with the Fairewinds’ crew demystifying nuclear power as a researcher and blogger at Fairewinds Energy Education. 

Steve McIntyre, Web Design Consultant

Steve McIntyre is the owner of Champlain Marketing. He's also the web developer, graphic artist, CEO, CFO, COO and janitor. Originally from Michigan, Steve has been living in Burlington, Vermont since 1999. When he's not making websites, analyzing sites via Google Analytics, or planning social media activity, Steve is hanging out with his wife Erin and their son, Bill. He has currently enrolled Bill in the Champlain Marketing Junior Executive Training Program. When the weather is nice, Steve likes to get to the batting cages as often as possible, including his traditional Birthday Batting Cage visit. And, Steve tends to get more work done when the weather outside is not nice.   

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