Sarah Millonig

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About Sarah Millonig

With over 17 years of expertise, Sarah is a driving force in advancing integrated water solutions, bridging research with real-world impact. At Colorado State University (CSU), she specializes in business development, program management, and project administration, making waves in the world of sustainable water systems. What She Does: • Leads communication, education, and outreach efforts, connecting industry leaders, government stakeholders, and the public. • Heads CSU Spur – Hydro Water TAP and OWSI activities, focusing on partnership development, programming, tours, and project management. • Organizes impactful events, conferences, and workshops that spark innovation in water research. Where She’s Based: Sarah splits her time between CSU’s Fort Collins campus and the CSU Spur Campus in Denver, embracing collaboration across locations. Background & Interests: With a unique foundation in anthropology and environmental education, Sarah’s career journey began as an archaeologist, park ranger, and wilderness guide. Her passion for sustainability and education led her to join CSU in 2007, where she’s championed initiatives that shape the future of water systems. Research Focus: Sarah’s work includes groundbreaking projects on water reuse technology and One Water strategies, including collaboration with the Water Research Foundation to develop a Self-Assessment Framework for One Water Cities. Strategic Initiatives: She’s actively involved in CSU Spur’s Water Technology Acceleration Platform (“Water TAP”) and spearheads partnership development to drive innovation in integrated water systems. Why Follow Sarah? Stay inspired by Sarah’s journey as a changemaker in water research and sustainability. Follow her for insights into water reuse technologies, One Water strategies, and the latest advancements in sustainable water solutions.