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​Our mission as EPA Alumni is to promote both social and professional interaction among members, support EPA staff, inform the public, and serve as a source of institutional history regarding EPA’s mission, all in furtherance of environmental protection. 

 

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), where we are proud to have worked, is a Federal regulatory agency that, under Congressional mandates, conducts research and data gathering, provides technical assistance and information to state and local agencies and groups, as well as the general public, and operates grant and regulatory programs to protect public health and the environment.

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Upcoming Academy Sessions

The Future of Nuclear Energy:

A Conversation with Dr. Ernest Moniz
Former Department of Energy Secretary


September 29th
5:00 PM

Join the EPA Alumni Association and the DOE Alumni Network for a conversation with former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz. One of the world’s premier experts on nuclear energy, Secretary Moniz will share his views on the future of fusion and fission commercial power. How close are we to commercial scale fusion? What role will new fission technologies, such as Small Modular Reactors and Molten Salt Reactors, play in our economy? Can these new energy sources make a real difference regarding climate change and how can we mitigate the “back-end” radioactive waste problem? The Secretary will also share his thoughts on the role of nuclear power in the Mideast.​

Past Academy Events

Sharing Lessons, Strengthening Our Community. 

Browse our EPA Alumni Association produced collection of presentations, interviews, and discussions led by EPA alumni and experts. These recordings capture lessons learned, stories of progress, and insights into current challenges. 

EPA and Environmental News Weekly Update
(Members only)

Scott Pruitt Meets with Coal Miners in WVA

2026 Annual Meeting

A Conversation with

Max Stier, President of Partnership for Public Service

Join the Association

If you served as a Federal employee at EPA or are a current employee eligible to retire. Membership is free.

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