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Faculty - Cooperation & Support
Faculty of Education for Peace
The global Faculty of Education for Peace consists of Consultants and Specialists in education and curriculum development, conflict resolution, psychology, computer-based learning, research and project management. The Faculty advises the EFP Executive Team on conceptual and applied aspects of the various EFP programs.
Current advisors include:
- Yaacov Bar-Siman-Tov, Ph.D.
Director, The Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations
Giancarlo Elia Valori Professor of International Relations, Department of International Relations
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (International Relations) - Rodney Clarken, Ph.D.
Professor of Education and Director of Field Experiences, Northern Michigan University
(Education) - Roshan Danesh , S.J.D.
Legal Council, Mandell Pinder, Vancouver , Canada
(Law and Religion) - Dietrich Fischer, Ph.D.
Academic Director, European University Center for Peace Studies
(International Conflict Resolution) - Andy Knight, Ph.D.
Professor of International Relations, Department of Political Studies, University of Alberta , Canada (Political Science) - John Krister Lowe, Ph.D. Candidate,
Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York , NY , USA
(Peace Research) - Dan Rae, Ph.D.
Professor of Educational Psychology , Georgia Southern University , USA
Co-Chairperson for the Annual National Youth-At-Risk Conference in Savannah , Georgia , USA (Educational Psychology)
