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Profiles of Members of the Native-American Community at EPA

At EPA, we protect human health and the environment every day.  EPA's diverse workforce, which includes a wide range of specialists -- scientists, lawyers, economists, accountants, emergency responders, managers, inspectors, and communicators -- brings a balance of perspectives to bear on every challenge we face.  We hope that these profiles will serve as an inspiration to others who are interested in protecting our planet.

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JoAnn Brant, Office of Human Resources

JoAnn Brant

Washington, DC

In OHR, I am team member of the Diversity, Outreach and Employee Services Division. Read more about JoAnn Brant.

Curtis Hicks, Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs

Curtis Hicks

Dallas, Texas

I am an environmental protection specialist in the Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs in EPA's regional office in Dallas, TX. Read more about Curtis Hicks.

Secody Hubbard, Office of Air and Radiation 

Secody Hubbard

Washington, DC

I work as an environmental protection specialist for the Indoor Environments Division in our Office of Air and Radiation. Read more about Secody Hubbard.

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