Scott Killough serves as the Vice President of URez with a focus in Food, Agriculture, Sustainability, and Community Development and is motivated to leverage +30 years of people-centered, social development experience to bring about positive social change for Native Americans and their communities. He possesses strong cross-cultural facilitation and interpersonal skills, excellent communication skills (in both English and Spanish), and more than twenty years of experience working and living in multicultural environments.
Previously, Scott has worked alongside indigenous communities in several parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America to support them in creating sustainable changes in their lives and has worked with non-profit organizations such as: Feed the Children, World Neighbors, and the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction.