Pamela Rhubart Berg
Academic Program Manager
Pam has been at the Center for a Livable Future since she came on as a research assistant in 2002. Pam's first meeting at the Center, as an MPH student researching topics for her thesis, turned into a job coordinating the school's role as science advisers to the national Meatless Monday campaign. Her current role directing the Center’s Education Program spans multiple academic, student engagement, and training activities, with the goal of communicating the issues the Center works on to a variety of audiences.
Pam co-leads the Certificate program and MPH concentration in Food Systems and the Center's inaugural course, "An Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health." She is also focused on building education programs and resources to reach beyond students at BSPH, including free online courses offered through Coursera, trainings for RDN students, and a fellowship program for journalists. She’s co-authored several textbook chapters and continues to contribute to the Center’s Meatless Monday project.
Outside of work, Pam volunteers at the local farm market, co-leads a community 5K and block party, and keeps busy with two teenage girls and a growing number of rescued critters.