Caitlin Case is the Executive Director of Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture (SEEAG), a nonprofit organization that provides agricultural and environmental education programs to students throughout Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.

A graduate of California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, with a degree in Agricultural Communication, Caitlin first joined SEEAG as a summer intern before continuing to support the organization in development and program roles. She later earned a Master of Sustainability Solutions from Arizona State University, where she was recognized as the Outstanding Graduate Student in the School of Sustainability.

After returning to Ventura County, Caitlin rejoined SEEAG as the Ventura County Child Wellness Initiative Coordinator and was later promoted to Program Director. In that role, she helped oversee the organization's educational programs and community initiatives, including efforts to adapt programming during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since becoming Executive Director in 2024, Caitlin has worked closely with SEEAG's staff, board, educators, farmers, and community partners to expand educational opportunities for students and strengthen the organization's long-term sustainability. Having been involved with SEEAG in various capacities for nearly a decade, she is grateful for the opportunity to lead an organization that has played such an important role in her professional journey.

Caitlin is passionate about connecting students to agriculture, food systems, and the natural environment through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.