Nancy Carmona is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences at the University of Washington. Her research interests include community-engaged research, environmental health education, environmental justice, air pollution modeling and environmental epidemiology. Nancy received a BS in Environmental Toxicology from the University of California, Davis (2011), and MPH in Community Health Education from San Francisco State University (2015). She works with Dr. Lianne Sheppard investigating the association between air pollution exposure and cognition in older adults. Nancy also works with Dr. Elena Austin on the Healthy Air, Healthy Schools project, a study measuring and identifying sources of ultra-fine particles in schools and the impacts of portable air cleaners. Nancy has also worked with Dr. Vanessa Galaviz on the Community Air Monitoring Study in Puget Sound (CAMPS) a community-engaged air monitoring project in Puget Sound monitoring air pollution throughout communities impacted by traffic related air pollution.