Environmental
Conflicts
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Mark Lichtenstein
has over 25 years of
leadership, environmental stewardship, sustainability, public
administration, and conflict management experience in local
government, business, and non-profits. He is Director of
Operations and Outreach for the Syracuse Center of Excellence in
Environmental and Energy Systems, is a Faculty Associate with
Syracuse University's Maxwell School, and is Director of the
EPA'S Environmental Finance Center at Syracuse. At the
Maxwell School, he also administered the Executive Master in
Public Administration program. While at Syracuse he
co-founded the SU/SUNY ESF University Sustainability Action
Coalition.
Before heading to Syracuse, Mark led Oswego County's nationally
award-winning Recycling and Solid Waste Management Program.
He served multiple terms as President of the Washington, DC
based National Recycling Coalition, Inc., and helped establish
and traded the first recyclables on the Chicago Board of Trade.
He has lectured in Belgium, Iceland, India and Spain.
Locally, he completed two terms as President of the Mexico
Central School Board of Education, and helped found the Ontario
Dune Coalition.
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Mark has a Master of Arts in Public Administration, and a
Graduate Certificate of Advanced Studies in Conflict Resolution
from the Maxwell School. He has additional graduate
training in Environmental Science and holds a Bachelor of
Science in Environmental Studies, both from the SUNY College of
Environmental Science and Forestry. He has certified
mediator training, is an experienced interest-based negotiator,
and is a certified public participation specialist.
He was a commercial construction foreman, built his own home on
the shores of Lake Ontario incorporating numerous "green"
components, and was a Walt Disney World Character
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