The JOBS Team

J. Eric Mathis, Director

J. Eric Mathis oversees renewable energy projects and programs in Central Appalachia and fosters partnerships with local, state, and federal entities.  Eric graduated from Appalachian State University, and in 2007, he founded the JOBS Project to spark new industry and opportunity in coalfield communities through renewable energy development and education.

Contact: e.mathis@jobs-project.org

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Amelia Shenstone, Development and Outreach Coordinator

Amelia Shenstone consults with the JOBS Project regarding organizational development and guides general and project based fundraising efforts to create a sustainable organization.  Amelia also organizes Energy Independence Day and renewable energy tours to engage widespread participation in educational events.

Contact: a.shenstone@jobs-project.org

Earl Long, Local Organizer for Community Wind

Earl Long engages local participation in wind energy development.  As a founding member of Angel Winds Energy Association, Earl provides resources for landowners and identifies funding streams for pre-development.  He works with local governments and development authorities in order to ensure that community wind development is replicable.

Contact: e.long@jobs-project.org

Jenny Hudson, Smart-Schools Director

Jenny Hudson promotes renewable energy education to high schools, vocational schools, and career and technical colleges, forming a collaborative network between learning institutions and the communities they serve.

Contact: j.hudson@jobs-project.org

Nick Getzen, Media Consultant

Nick Getzen develops messaging for advocacy and organizing efforts and coordinates media outreach for print publications, radio, and television.

Jamie Carroll, Web Developer /  IT Specialist

Jamie Carroll develops and manages the JOBS-Project website and web-based tools for outreach, education, and fundraising.  His duties further include graphic design, copywriting, internet training, email and network support, mailing list and newsletter creation, and further developing and implementing additional internet technologies.

Contact: j.carroll@jobs-project.org