Lisa was raised in Lincoln Park and attended the Lincoln Park schools before working as a
biologist, STEM educator, science communicator, and non-profit manager. She holds a B.S.
from Rutgers and a Masters in Environmental Education from Montclair State University, and
has extensive experience in youth programs, science education and camp management.
Lisa and her husband are currently raising their daughters a few blocks away from her
childhood home and she remains deeply involved in the community. She is a Girl Scout leader,
a Lincoln Park Library Board member, and an assistant PAL basketball coach. As a long-term
member and current President of the Lincoln Park Day Association, Lisa enjoys building
relationships with local businesses, community organizations and borough departments. In her
free time, she enjoys hiking and attending her children’s countless soccer, basketball, swim and
rugby games.
When elected as a councilperson, Lisa will advocate for transparent and responsive government
that empowers all residents to express their concerns and actively work to improve the quality of
life in Lincoln Park.