Andrew Wunderley, Esq.: Waterkeeper
Andrew is Charleston’s Waterkeeper and serves as the eyes, ears, and voice of local waterways.
Andrew earned his J.D. cum laude from the Charleston School of Law in 2008. During law school he was a member of the Charleston Law Review and the Moot Court Board. After graduation Andrew served as law clerk to the Honorable James E. Lockemy at the South Carolina Court of Appeals and also as a Staff Attorney at the Court of Appeals.
Prior to law school, Andrew earned a Master of Science in Environmental Policy from the Graduate School at the College of Charleston. His masters research explored the role of the public trust doctrine in South Carolina’s Coastal Zone Management Plan and advocated for a more complete use of the doctrine’s authority in the regulation and management of the state’s coastal zone natural resources.
Before graduate and law school Andrew served as head coach of the Palmetto Masters Swim Team from 1997 to 2005. He coached Kathleen Wilson to a successful crossing of the English Channel in 2001 and four other marathon swims.
Andrew is member of the South Carolina Bar’s Environment and Natural Resources Section. He also maintains professional membership in Environmental Law Institute.
Andrew is a life long swimmer and surfer and has swum, surfed and paddled almost all Charleston’s local waterways. He lives on James Island with his wife and two children.

Brittnany Graham
Intern
I’ve always been fascinated by the ocean and since coming to the College of Charleston I have been able to explore and learn about the vast waters that dominate our world! Coupled with a strong passion for service, the Bonner Leader Program helped direct me to Charleston Waterkeeper which I have fallen in love with and will be spending the rest of my undergrad years!

Cheryl Carmack: Staff Scientist
Cheryl Carmack joined Charleston Waterkeeper in 2012 as an intern, quickly becoming the organization’s water quality specialist. As a graduate student in the College of Charleston’s Masters of Environmental Studies Program, Cheryl helped lead the establishment of Charleston Waterkeeper’s water quality monitoring program.
With a keen eye for detail and a love for science, Cheryl, now a proud graduate of her masters program, serves as Charleston Waterkeeper’s full-time staff scientist. Cheryl oversees the organization’s water quality monitoring program, including the maintenance and operation of our certified laboratory–a joint initiative with the College of Charleston’s Hydrochemistry Laboratory. When Cheryl’s not in the field pulling samples or in the lab, she’s out in the community engaging with the public about water quality issues.

Capt. Herman Miller: Pumpout Program Coordinator
Born and raised with saltwater in his veins in Bellport, New York, Herman Miller heads Charleston Waterkeeper’s Mobile Pumpout Program. He started boating at a young age and continued to expand his boating knowledge and experience on the beautiful lakes of the Upstate while attending Clemson University. While there, he worked at a private marina on Lake Keowee and lived and boated on Lake Hartwell.
Over the past five years Herman has worked for Charleston Harbor Marina, Charleston Explorer, and Charleston Water Taxi. He is well versed in the operation of pumpout vessels and stations due to his experience at Charleston Harbor Marina where he captained two pumpout boats. As the captain of Charleston Waterkeeper’s pumpout boat “No. 2,” Herman is eager to spread the word about this free program. “As more and more boaters hear about us,” he says, “I expect the program will grow exponentially. Our service is free and reliable – we can set you up on a regular schedule or pumpout when needed. Either way, I hope that every boater in Charleston who is currently dumping into our waterways will give me a call!”
To get on Herman’s pumpout schedule, call (843)608-9287.

Lane Kennedy
Intern
The ocean and volunteering have always been my biggest passions and are the driving force in my life. I’ve spent my life getting closer to the ocean – spending every summer on the coast and completing my dive certification early in high school. Through the Bonner Leader Program at the College of Charleston, I found my perfect match – Charleston Waterkeeper! I started working with CWK my first year of college as the Outreach & Education Intern, & I’ve loved it ever since!


Brittnany Graham
Intern
I’ve always been fascinated by the ocean and since coming to the College of Charleston I have been able to explore and learn about the vast waters that dominate our world! Coupled with a strong passion for service, the Bonner Leader Program helped direct me to Charleston Waterkeeper which I have fallen in love with and will be spending the rest of my undergrad years!

Lane Kennedy
Intern
The ocean and volunteering have always been my biggest passions and are the driving force in my life. I’ve spent my life getting closer to the ocean – spending every summer on the coast and completing my dive certification early in high school. Through the Bonner Leader Program at the College of Charleston, I found my perfect match – Charleston Waterkeeper! I started working with CWK my first year of college as the Outreach & Education Intern, & I’ve loved it ever since!