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Shawna McCullough has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Beginning in 2001, they served as an Air Traffic Controller in the United States Navy, where they were responsible for the safe and efficient flow of air traffic. Following their military service, Shawna worked as an Intern Environmental Scientist at Geosyntec Consultants, assisting with field tasks and report preparation for environmental assessments.

In 2015, they joined Mt. San Jacinto College as an Adjunct Faculty Instructor, teaching Environmental Sciences courses and developing curriculum in compliance with California State guidelines. Shawna then moved on to Ardent Environmental Group, Inc. as an Environmental Scientist, conducting Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments in Southern California and other states. Their responsibilities included site reconnaissance, research, and sample collection to assess potential environmental concerns.

From 2016 to 2020, Shawna held two roles at Harris & Lee Environmental Sciences, LLC. Initially, they served as a Senior Sustainability Consultant, overseeing the establishment of environmental management compliance systems for large companies and implementing waste reduction and ridesharing programs. Later, they took on the position of Senior EHS Specialist and Environmental and Sustainability Consultant, further coordinating intercounty operations and monitoring employee commuting practices.

Currently, Shawna is employed at Conservice as an ESG Associate Manager. In this role, they contribute to the implementation and coordination of key ESG strategies for national and global clients. Shawna develops ESG deliverables, provides guidance and training to consultants, and manages high-level project timelines/tasks.

Overall, Shawna's work experience spans a range of industries and responsibilities, demonstrating their expertise in environmental sciences, sustainability consulting, and project management.

Shawna McCullough pursued their education in Environmental Science, starting with a Bachelor's Degree at Western Washington University from 2007 to 2010. Afterward, they continued their studies at the University of Idaho, obtaining a Master's Degree in Environmental Science from 2012 to 2015. In addition to their degrees, Shawna McCullough also received a certification in Environmental Contamination from the University of Idaho. Unfortunately, the specific month and year of obtaining this certification are not provided.