Beth Edsall has a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Morehead State University and a Master of Science in Engineering Management from the University of Dayton. She taught high school mathematics for four years then stayed home to raise her kids. During this time, Beth volunteered with the American Cancer Society for nine years. As a tri-chair for Relay For Life of Kettering, she was recognized for her leadership with the Montgomery County Leadership Award and was invited to join the Volunteer Leadership Team to helps struggling Relay events implement solutions. In 2014 she co-organized the Dayton area Stand Up To Cancer satellite party.
Beth’s advocacy journey began as a member of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN.) She lobbied Ohio lawmakers for healthcare reforms that would ensure access to affordable, quality treatment. This experience shaped her understanding of individual impact, inspiring her to pursue a career in nonprofit work.
In 2020, Beth joined Beaver Creek Wetlands Association. As Outreach Director, she coordinates volunteers, creates The Spotted Turtle Newsletter and actively promotes BCWA’s mission to protect local wetlands. As an environmental advocate, she is also involved in the Coalition of Ohio Land Trusts, the Clean Ohio Coalition, and serves on two subcommittees for the H2Ohio Water Bond Initiative. Beth was selected as a cohort member for the 2024–25 Partners for the Environment Leadership Program and now serves as a mentor for the current program. She has also been elected to the Partners for the Environment Steering Committee.
Beth competed on dance teams throughout her youth and college years. After graduating, she was a dance team coach at Alter High School and Centerville Schools, where her team won two national championships. Beth continues to follow competitive dance, cheering on college teams like the fabulous OSU dance team. Beth enjoys spending quality time with her husband Scott and their children, Pixie and Jake going hiking, kayaking, or visiting Kings Island.