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Overview
Personal Profile
Molly Rettig has led communications at NREL's Alaska Campus since 2011 helping researchers share their work and its impact with the outside world. She specializes in writing about cold-climate building science, rural and remote settings, and community resiliency. She is also author of the book Finding True North: Resource Booms That Built Modern-Day Alaska, published by the University of Alaska Press in 2021.
Professional Experience
Assistant Editor, Alaska magazine (2020-2025)
Communications Director, Cold Climate Housing Research Center (2011-2020)
Reporter, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (2010-2011)
Education/Academic Qualification
Master, Journalism, University of Colorado Boulder
Bachelor, Sociology, University of Richmond
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Campus Connections: Winter 2025
Weatherly, K., Morton, K., Becht, K., Avramis, C. & Rettig, M., 2024, 7 p.Research output: NLR › Newsletter
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Implementing a Building Performance Standard (BPS): A Guide To Mitigating Risks in Your Jurisdiction
Engelmann, B., Langlois-Romero, I., Rettig, M., Pless, S. & Chapin, A., 2024, 14 p. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).Research output: NLR › Fact Sheet
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Awards and Honors
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Best Feature Story (2nd Place), Alaska Professional Communicators
Rettig, M. (Recipient), 2020
Prize: Honorary award
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Best Reporting on Health and the Environment, Alaska Press Club
Rettig, M. (Recipient), 2010
Prize: Honorary award