In her conversation with KGUN 9, she thanks her travels, classes and experiences with helping her chart a future — one where she can help communities live healthier lives because of solid laws.
TUCSON, Ariz. — An outstanding University of Arizona senior thought she would pursue a career among the stars when she was an undergraduate. Over the last few years, however, another passion started to churn.
"I just found those really rewarding, because they felt like they had a real-world impact with the work that they do," Bowen said. "Governments are really going to be key to getting changes in environmental law and policy that are going to be needed as the climate continues to change," Bowen said."Just as much as you can criticize laws and policies, it's key to really understand them and how they operate."
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