Corey Young is the Director of the Center for Energy Policy and Management. Before coming to the Center, Corey worked as the Director of Grants and Planning for a transit provider in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Throughout his tenure, the Center has expanded its reach in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia and grown its on-campus programming. Corey holds a master's degree in City and Regional Planning from Clemson University and a doctorate in Public Administration from West Chester University of Pennsylvania. 

Linda Ritzer joined the Center for Energy Policy and Management in 2019 and currently works as a policy analyst in a number of energy areas. Before joining the CEPM, Linda was an editor and writer at a Western Pennsylvania newspaper. She holds a B.S. degree in journalism and economics from West Virginia University and holds several energy certifications, including LEED Green Associate.

Theodore Tolliver is a current sophomore at Washington & Jefferson College and is a Political Science Major with a double minor in Public Policy and Conflict & Resolution Studies. He is a Researcher & Writer at the Center for Energy and Policy Management, while also being the Resident Assistant in Fillmore Hall. Theodore has taken an interest in government and politics and intends to go into one of those fields after college.

Delainey Gray is a junior at Washington & Jefferson College and a student research assistant for the Center for Energy Policy and Management on campus. She majors in Environmental Studies and minors in Public Policy. Working for the center, she has found an interest in journalism and research within the climate sector of the media in relation to energy. She has enjoyed every opportunity with the center and hopes to continue on this path!