Stephanie B.

Tansey, MS
Mobile: 15311301488 Born: 10/19/1949 Tokyo, Japan 1-18B FengLinLvZhou Datun Lu, Chaoyang, Beijing 100101, China Email: eccn.education@gmail.com //www.earthchartercommunitiesnetwork.com WORK EXPERIENCE
Beijing 2013- Dialogue Skills Trainer at China International Publishing Group Training Center Beijing 2012- International Director, ECCN, Sustainability Education Programs, Nature Education Programs, Dialogue Skill ESDTraining, US-China Collaboration Programs Beijing, 2010- Beijing Normal University/Environmental Education Center - Educator ECCN is part of EEC at BNU. Graduate dialogue skills courses for geography teachers in real world settings. Beijing 2012 -- Author Recovery of the Heart, Dialogues with People Working towards a Sustainable Beijing, 2012 Beijing, 2011- Editor: New World Press, CIPG Work: Living on the Roof of the World, compiled by Jin Zhigou, Real Life Stories of Migrant Workers and Urban Transplants by An Dun and others Nanmazhuang, Village, Henan, 2011 December, 2011 Educator Professional development for primary teachers in sustainability education. Turkmenistan, Israel, Nigeria 2004-09 Personal study and development of Dialogue Skills Beijing 1993-2004 Co-founder and Senior Curriculum Advisor: The New School of Collaborative Learning Bilingual/bicultural K-12 school using inter-cultural team teaching, American and Chinese math, to nurture students to want to contribute as global citizens.

EDUCATION
Certificate for Completion of Training, China International Publishing Group, 2012 Certificate in Multi-Track Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution, (CIDCM) U of Md. 2004 M.S. in Japanese and Japanese History, Georgetown University, Wash. DC 1982 Goddard College, Plainfield, VT 1967-69 Canadian Academy, primary through high school 1956-1967

ASSOCIATIONS Member, U.S. National Association of Dialogue and Deliberation; Member, U.S. President, Creative Educators International Network National Inter-cultural Education Leadership Institute; Natural Teacher, Children & Nature Network, USA Published Paper The Reality of the Middle Way of Tien-tai and Neo-Confucianism: Value for Today; Journal of Song Ming Theory and Chinese Civilization, Shanghai 1995