NB Grad Emily Stewart honored at U of F

University of Findlay “Spotlight on May 2015 ESOH Graduates”

The Oil Industry will be lucky to have our next graduate that hails from North Baltimore, OH.

Emily Stewart interned with the Ohio EPA as an environmental intern, Marathon Pipeline as an emergency preparedness intern and with BP Husky as an industrial hygiene co-op. She will be continuing with BP Husky as a safety advisor and plans to live in Bowling Green, Ohio.

Emily speaks highly of her professors and has made great relationships with them. She also would like to tell other students to “Make friends with your upperclassmen, they will be hiring you some day.”

Emily is a member of the UF Women’s Varsity Softball team and involved in ASSE. She is the daughter of John and Dee Stewart.

From the U of F News Room (Contributing Writers: UF Marketing and Communication interns Emilie Ehrman and Nicholas Thompson):

Emily Stewart

Hometown: North Baltimore, Ohio

Major: ESOH – Environmental, safety and occupational health management

Emily Stewart has an impressive record, both on the softball field and in the classroom. Emily says she was recruited to play softball, but was also drawn to The University of Findlay by the Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Management program that aligned with her passion for the environment and goal of making a difference. She is the recipient of multiple scholarships, such as The University of Findlay’s Presidential Scholarship and the Ohio Environmental Services Industries Scholarship. Emily has maintained 16 or more credit hours each semester, and was named to the Dean’s List for three semesters. She is also a member of the student chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers.

Emily made the softball travel roster as a freshman and played in the majority of the season’s games at third base. Her first hit of her college career was also her first homerun. She then became the designated hitter and started each game. Emily was named GLIAC All-Academic Team as well as the NFCA Academic All-American team for 2013 and 2014.

Emily has completed three internships, including with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Northwest District Office in the Division of Air Pollution Control; as the Emergency Preparedness intern for Marathon Petroleum’s corporate office in Findlay; and served an Industrial Hygiene Co-op at the BP Husky refinery in Oregon, Ohio. Emily now works a full-time position as a Safety Advisor at the BP refinery, and continues to work part-time during her final semester of college too while juggling 16 credit hours and playing softball.