Jack Hatcher

Jack is a first-year graduate student pursuing a Master’s in Civil and Environmental Engineering. He is passionate about community service, research, and environmental advocacy. As an undergraduate, Jack was a student leader at the Nashman Center and led a project with Engineers Without Borders in Uganda. He also spent two years with DC Water, where he worked on developing innovative strategies to meet effluent total inorganic nitrogen limits.

Currently, Jack is placed in both the Office of the President and the Office of Faculty Affairs at George Washington University. His roles include helping to launch the "GW Humanitarian Internship Pilot Program," a new initiative that connects students with humanitarian organizations for meaningful internship experiences. He is also assisting with the implementation of "Elements," a faculty information system designed to enhance research collaboration across disciplines. Additionally, Jack is applying his project management expertise to support the Faculty Honors nomination and ceremony processes.