Robert Lucius, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Florida, United States

The CREW Land & Water Trust is a private, non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the preservation and stewardship of the water resources and natural communities in and around the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW), the largest intact watershed system in Southwest Florida, spanning 60,000 acres in southern Lee and northern Collier.

Fort Myers, Florida Area

I currently teach FGCU’s course "A Sustainable Future: University Colloquium"- a seminar based undergraduate course identifying sustainable solutions for future development. This course introduces students to the complexities of sustainable societal patterns and the challenges around sustainable development each will face as they launch their careers upon.

California - Vietnam

• Develop coalitions among domestic and international educational, environmental and animal protection organizations to advance humane advocacy capacity in developing countries, principally through the delivery of.
• Provided in excess of $100k to support vegan outreach and animal welfare advocacy programs in Vietnam.
• Partnered with a Vietnamese NGOs to develop and deliver humane education programs that marry participatory theory techniques with traditional Vietnamese pedagogical techniques.
• Coordinated a multi-year Go Veg campaign with a domestic animal protection NGO. This campaign produced the first-ever publication (and subsequent editions) of a Vietnamese language plant-based eating transition guide.
• Provided micro-grants for voucher-based spay/neuter campaigns in Ho Chi Minh City, a national animal welfare “propaganda poster” contest that leveraged traditional Vietnamese art forms, and humane educations programs.
• Co-organized and co-hosted the first national Animal Protection conferences in Vietnam in 2014, 2015, and 2016, and funded attendance by Vietnamese activists at animal welfare conferences in Asia and the United States.

The President's Advisory Council on Sustainability is tasked with advising the university president on sustainability initiatives to be embedded in Fielding’s next strategic plan, 2020-2023 and to make recommendations to improve sustainability in the operations and the conduct of in-person Fielding events. Activities also include communication of.

Naples, Florida Area

Launch Learning Systems provides residential and online training workshops to professionals in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. Focus areas include leadership development, strategic planning, red-team operations, organizational change, generational diversity and cross-cultural harmonization.

http://www.hsi.org

• Managed farm animal welfare programs in East Asia and Southeast Asia. My portfolio included efforts to develop the advocacy capacity of domestic partner organizations, and collaboration with government, non-government.
• Engaged with more than sixty multinational corporations and international financial institutions to promote policies to mitigate negative environmental, food safety and public health externalities associated with.
• Partnered with local organizations to launch plant-based eating campaigns in Vietnam, Singapore, and Indonesia, and enhance similar initiatives throughout the region.
• Developed and coordinated research and educational initiatives with universities and professional veterinary associations to promote farm animal welfare in Asia.
• Partnered with religious leaders in Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan to promote animal welfare and mindful eating. These efforts included the conduct of a Mindful Eating symposium at Hanoi Buddhist University.
• Worked with domestic NGOs across the region to enhance volunteer and staff advocacy and activism skills and to build linkages at the national and regional level to gain efficiencies and enhance effectiveness.

Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA

• Planned and conducted graduate-level, regional affairs seminars for 350 + senior U.S. government foreign language and culture specialists. Responsibilities included logistical and administrative coordination.
• Coordinated recruitment of subject matter expertise (SME) from the Defense Intelligence Agency, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, U.S. regional centers for security studies, U.S. Agency for International.
• Provided project management expertise to Naval Postgraduate School faculty and staff, evaluated lessons learned/best practices, and formulated evaluation/assessment protocols to achieve process efficiencies.
• Coordinated foreign language diagnostic assessment and maintenance training for course participants.
• Editor, Joint FAO Proceedings magazine.

Monterey, CA

Provided residential and online instruction for the USMC College of Distance Education and Training, including all seven courses comprising the Expeditionary Warfare School Distance Education Program (EWSDEP).

Monterey, CA

• Led the day-to-day management of 400+ faculty and staff for 51 foreign language education programs executed at 26 global locations and supported by an annual budget of 50+ million USD.
• As the Dean of Educational Support Services, supervised ten-member Academic Support Center, providing faculty professionalization programs and student academic counseling, and eleven-member Diagnostic Assessment.
• Supervised ten-employee training team that supported organizational foreign language program managers worldwide, including hosting an annual conference for 250+ attendees from across U.S. Department of Defense foreign.
• As Dean of Students for Continuing Education programs, supervised the Chief Military Language Instructor, and ensured that students participating in advanced language programs were enrolled and managed in accordance.
• Oversaw curriculum development for AF/PAK Phase II language and culture training (Dari, Pashto, & Urdu) delivered via synchronous/asynchronous modalities.
• Led the curriculum development team for the Joint FAO Program Skills Sustainment intermediate and advanced online foreign language learning modules in twelve languages for 26 specialized topics, including humanitarian.

• Responsible to the U.S. Chief of Mission, U.S. Consul General and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) for monitoring and reporting on defense issues related to People’s Army of Vietnam (PAVN) modernization, capabilities.
• Responsible to the U.S. Pacific Commander, U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, and Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps for shaping U.S.-Vietnam bi-lateral naval relationship to promote U.S. national security interests and.
• Managed execution of 3 million USD annual U.S. State Department Humanitarian Demining Program in Vietnam.
• Coordinated multiple U.S. Navy ship visits to Vietnam and negotiated the opening of ports that had not welcomed U.S. Navy vessels for more than thirty years (Hai Phong and Nha Trang).
• Coordinated U.S. government humanitarian assistance programs with Vietnam’s Ministry of Health and provincial authorities, resulting in the construction of six schools, five medical clinics, the donation in excess of.
• Negotiated with Vietnam’s Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to broaden maritime search and rescue cooperation and expand ocean floor digital mapping to facilitate recovery of missing.

As a political-military advisor assigned to the Defense Attaché Office in Jakarta, Indonesia, conducted field research and preparation of reports, research briefs, and presentations on emerging political, economic, military, cultural, and demographic trends for eleven Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific nations.

• Oversaw software research, development, testing and configuration management for aviationcommand and control systems.
• Managed employment and maintenance of tactical air command and control systems and ancillary support systems for Marine Corps aviation
• Supervised the training and readiness of personnel and equipment for organizations ranging from thirty to 300 assigned members.
• Conducted planning and evaluation activities to ensure operational effectiveness and improve readiness.

Supervised software research, development, testing, configuration management and lifecycle maintenance for multiple aviation command and control systems, including the AN/MSQ-124 Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP), Light Armored Vehicle-Air Defense variant (LAV-AD), the Light Armored Vehicle-105mm variant (LAV-105) and anti-tactical ballistic.

• Planned and conducted the employment, maintenance and logistical support for tactical air command and control systems, and for their ancillary communication, power and transportation systems.
• Supervised organizations from 30-300 assigned personnel.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Organization Development And Change

Specializing in the cognitive and affective antecedents of food choice, as well as the macro cultural and socio-historical factors that.

Master’S Degree, Human And Organizational Systems

Research focusing on the cognitive and affective antecedents of humane behavior change towards animal welfare, environmentally sustainable.

Gc, Community Advocacy

Ma, National Security Affairs

Master’s Thesis, entitled “A House Divided: The Decline and Fall of Masyumi (1950-1956)” (available.

Mfs, Forensic Science

Ba, History