About Us
Bradley Flamm
Director, Office of Sustainability
(610) 436-2053
Bradley Flamm has been the Director of West Chester University’s Office of Sustainability since 2017 and works with the large and diverse community of students, faculty, staff, and community partners who are active in WCU’s Sustainability Council. He holds a doctorate in City and Regional Planning from UC Berkeley and a master’s degree in Regional Planning from Cornell University and brings to this work the knowledge and skills he has developed as a professional transportation planner, a researcher and teacher, a food security analyst and community development worker, and an environmental advocate.
Nur Ritter
Stewardship Manager, Robert B. Gordon Natural Area for Environmental Studies
(610) 436-2722
Nur Ritter became the second Stewardship Manager of the GNA in January 2016. Nur received a B.S. in Botany from the University of New Hampshire in 1993 and a Ph.D. in Natural Resources from the University of New Hampshire in 2000. His doctoral research entailed a country-wide survey of aquatic vegetation and habitats in Bolivia, and focused on evaluating plant species diversity and phytogeographic relationships in a wide range of wetland types.
Before attending university, he worked for 20+ years as a carpenter and contractor. After earning his degrees, he worked as a restoration practitioner for the CSU Stanislaus, Endangered Species Recovery Program (ESRP) for seven years. During this time, he participated in all aspects of the design and implementation of a large-scale habitat restoration study on retired agricultural land in the San Joaquin Valley (California). Subsequently, he returned to New Hampshire where he was employed as a Restoration Ecologist by the New Hampshire chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Nur has also worked as a Contract Botanist and as a self-employed Database Developer.
Calli Lambard
Administrative Assistant
(610) 436-2736
Calli Lambard joined the WCU Office of Sustainability staff in 2023. She is a 2023 graduate of Susquehanna University with Bachelors of Arts in Environmental Studies and Creative Writing. During her time at Susquehanna, Calli worked as a Sustainability Project Leader, creating student outreach events and running communications for the Office of Sustainability. She also runs a sustainability book club at Commonplace Reader in Yardley, PA, where the group discusses books related to climate change and the environment. She is excited to bring her experience to WCU and help make a difference on campus.
Paige Jones
Graduate Assistant for Social Media and Student Outreach
Paige Jones (she/her) is attending West Chester University as she works toward her M.Ed. in School Counseling. She graduated from Canisius University in 2022 with a major in Spanish and a minor in Animal Behavior, Ecology and Conservation. After college, Paige spent a year doing volunteer service with the JVC Northwest through an Americorp funded position. During her year of volunteer work, Paige nourished a passion for environmental justice, especially as it intersects with justice for marginalized communities.
Currently, Paige is a caregiver for her grandmother in Conshohocken. In her free time, you can find Paige reading, writing, doing some artwork, or spending time with her two kitties. She is very excited to join the West Chester community and the office of Sustainability as the Graduate Assistant for Social Media and Student Outreach.
Nadine Boukhari
Graduate Assistant for Data Monitoring and Analysis
Nadine Boukhari is currently pursuing her MS in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at West Chester University, building on her interests in consulting and organizational strategy. She completed her BA in Psychology with a concentration in Clinical Psychology, along with minors in Health, Medicine & Society and Political Science from Lehigh University. Developing a strong interest in how workplace systems, organizational design, and employee experiences shape overall well-being and performance.
During her undergraduate studies, Nadine collaborated with community members and educators to propose a revitalized pedestrian bridge proposal for Bethlehem, PA. With the hopes of providing a safe and sustainable transportation option for the residents, fueling her interests in the Office of Sustainability at West Chester. Outside of work, Nadine can be found reading fantasy novels, spending time with her two cats, and watching murder mystery shows.
Emma Galantuomo
Graduate Assistant for the Sustainability Peer Education Program
Emma Galantuomo is a graduate student pursuing her master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology, building on her undergraduate studies completed at Temple University. Her experience working in schools has fueled her passion for advocating for students with disabilities, particularly in aiding their communication. Emma is excited for what the upcoming year has in store for sustainability education at West Chester University. As she progresses in her studies, Emma has a goal to integrate her dedication to communication advocacy and environmental issues. She finds the importance in recognizing the interconnectedness of inclusivity, sustainability practices, and environmental health. In her free time Emma loves trying new restaurants, thrifting, and going to the beach.