Amari Roskelly Email & Phone Number | Amari Roskelly is one of the Federal West Sustainability Coordinators for the Jacobs Offices based out of Fort Worth. She just celebrated her 10-year anniversary at Jacobs where she has provided a variety of sustainability services including coordinating and quality checking all the sustainability Third Party Certification (TPC) documentation and UFC High Performance Sustainable Building requirements for over 60 federal and private projects. Her list of past projects includes 52 LEED projects (including v2.2, v3 BD+C and CI and v4 BD+C rating systems) as well as 13 GPA/GPC projects with both Green Business Council Inc. (GBCI) and Green Building Initiative (GBI). Amari has additional experience in Sustainability Construction Administration, Programming Charrette Reports (PCR’s) and Sustainability Master Planning for both federal and non-federal clients. Beyond her desk duties, she has also served as the co-leader of the Fort Worth Office’s Jacobs Sustainability Committee (JSC), which provides a wide variety of annual sustainability education sessions and volunteer events, LEED CMP opportunities, the quarterly green newsletter as well as health, whole sustainability and happiness awareness throughout the office and working remotely. After completing her BS in Architecture in 2008 at the University of Texas at Arlington, she moved on to complete her Masters in Sustainability with honors from UTA in December of 2012. In 2012, she took on the full-time position of Sustainability Coordinator for the Jacobs Engineering office in Fort Worth where she has remained for the past decade. In the spring of 2012, she became the Design/Architect Chair for the Sustainable DFW Executive Board and was responsible for designing the group’s community garden in north Fort Worth. Amari has also been a guest lecturer at UTA for the MBA and Sustainability Master’s program. In April of 2013, Amari earned her LEED AP BD+C, and is currently in the process of getting her WELL AP credentials. Additionally, in September of 2014, she earned her GGP and GPCP. She has volunteered for many years in the sustainability world by serving as a Greenbuild session reviewer for over six years and as the secretary for the Fort Worth Better Buildings Challenge Committee for two years. Most recently, Amari served as one of the Sustainability Grant Reviewers for the Institute for Human and Planetary Sustainability (IHAPS) at the University of Houston at Clear Lake and hopes to continue similar volunteer roles in the future.

Amari Roskelly

Amari Roskelly is one of the Federal West Sustainability Coordinators for the Jacobs Offices based o...
Dallas, Texas, United States

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Jacobs

Federal West Sustainability Coordinator

2021-03-01 00:00:00 - Present

The University Of Texas At Arlington

Simulation Inventory Specialist

2010-07-01 00:00:00 - 2012-05-01 00:00:00

Uta

Sustainability Graduate Student

2011-01-01 00:00:00 - 2012-01-01 00:00:00

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Dallas, Texas, United States

Amari Roskelly is a Amari Roskelly is one of the Federal West Sustainability Coordinators for the Jacobs Offices based out of Fort Worth. She just celebrated her 10-year anniversary at Jacobs where she has provided a variety of sustainability services including coordinating and quality checking all the sustainability Third Party Certification (TPC) documentation and UFC High Performance Sustainable Building requirements for over 60 federal and private projects. Her list of past projects includes 52 LEED projects (including v2.2, v3 BD+C and CI and v4 BD+C rating systems) as well as 13 GPA/GPC projects with both Green Business Council Inc. (GBCI) and Green Building Initiative (GBI). Amari has additional experience in Sustainability Construction Administration, Programming Charrette Reports (PCR’s) and Sustainability Master Planning for both federal and non-federal clients. Beyond her desk duties, she has also served as the co-leader of the Fort Worth Office’s Jacobs Sustainability Committee (JSC), which provides a wide variety of annual sustainability education sessions and volunteer events, LEED CMP opportunities, the quarterly green newsletter as well as health, whole sustainability and happiness awareness throughout the office and working remotely. After completing her BS in Architecture in 2008 at the University of Texas at Arlington, she moved on to complete her Masters in Sustainability with honors from UTA in December of 2012. In 2012, she took on the full-time position of Sustainability Coordinator for the Jacobs Engineering office in Fort Worth where she has remained for the past decade. In the spring of 2012, she became the Design/Architect Chair for the Sustainable DFW Executive Board and was responsible for designing the group’s community garden in north Fort Worth. Amari has also been a guest lecturer at UTA for the MBA and Sustainability Master’s program. In April of 2013, Amari earned her LEED AP BD+C, and is currently in the process of getting her WELL AP credentials. Additionally, in September of 2014, she earned her GGP and GPCP. She has volunteered for many years in the sustainability world by serving as a Greenbuild session reviewer for over six years and as the secretary for the Fort Worth Better Buildings Challenge Committee for two years. Most recently, Amari served as one of the Sustainability Grant Reviewers for the Institute for Human and Planetary Sustainability (IHAPS) at the University of Houston at Clear Lake and hopes to continue similar volunteer roles in the future.