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Curriculum Vitae (10/1/09)

William J. Reckmeyer, PhD

CURRENT POSITIONS

Pro f e s s o r o f Lead e r sh ip & Sy s t ems Department of Anthropology

San José State University San José, CA 95192-0113 USA

william.reckmeyer@sjsu.edu 408-924-5342 (V)

Vis i t i n g Pro f e s s o r Center for Intl Security & Cooperation

Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-6165 USA

reckmeyer@stanford.edu 650-725-5982 (V)

EDUCATION

Post-Doctoral Studies (1990, 1993, 1995) Harvard University Higher Education Leadership Cambridge, MA 02138 USA

Doctor of Philosophy (1982) American University Russian Studies (Minor in Classics) Washington, DC 20016 USA

Master of Arts (1973) American University Russian & East European History Washington, DC 20016 USA

Bachelor of Arts (1970) Randolph-Macon College History Ashland, VA 23005 USA

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Selected Professional Positions Selected Leadership & Honors Vis i t i n g Pro f e s s o r

Center for Intl Security and Cooperation Stanford University

(2005-2006; 2009-2010)

Aust en Warbur t on Award o f Mer i t College of Social Sciences San José State University

(2009) Facu l t y Cha i r

Intl Study Program on Global Citizenship Salzburg Global Seminar

(2004-Present)

Li f e Fe l l ow American Society for Cybernetics

(2009)

Chi e f Sy s t ems S c i en t i s t Systems of Systems Center of Excellence

(2003-2006)

Sa lzbur g Globa l Fe l l ow Salzburg Global Seminar

(1995, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2004) Sen i o r Fe l l ow

Burns Academy of Leadership University of Maryland

(2000-2005)

Ke l l o g g Nat i ona l Lead e r sh ip Fe l l ow Kellogg National Leadership Program

W. K. Kellogg Foundation (1988-1992)

Vis i t i n g Pro f e s s o r Harvard Graduate School of Education

(1993-1999)

Pre s i d en t American Society for Cybernetics

(1983-1985)

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CAREER SUMMARY

Dr. Reckmeyer is Professor of Leadership & Systems at San José State University, where he has been a professor and a consultant based in Silicon Valley since 1977. Bill is on leave during 2009-2010 to spend a year in residence at Stanford University as a Visiting Scholar at its Center for International Security & Cooperation, where he is leading a project to develop an integrated national strategy for the United States. He will also be serving as an International Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Sydney in early 2010, where he will be leading a project to develop an integrated national strategy for Australia. In addition, he currently serves as Faculty Chair of the Salzburg Global Seminar’s International Studies Program in Global Citizenship; Strategic Advisor with the California Levees Roundtable; and Strategic Advisor/Core Faculty Member for the California Agricultural Leadership Program.

From 2003-2006 Bill served as Chief Systems Scientist for the Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, which was established by Congress and chartered by the US Department of Defense to lead our country’s efforts at developing more integrative solutions to complex issues affecting national strategy, homeland security, and international affairs. Particular emphasis was on improving jointness and meta-systemic leadership through inter-agency collaborations to transcend the conventional silos characterizing many institutions.

He has also been a Visiting Professor and/or Senior Fellow at several leading universities in the United States and abroad – including Stanford University’s Center for International Security & Cooperation (2005-2006), the University of Maryland’s Burns Academy of Leadership (2000-2005); Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education (1993-1999), and the Royal Institute of Technology’s Systems Science PhD Program (1986-1993) in Stockholm. Among his honors and awards, he has been a Kellogg National Leadership Fellow (1988-1992), five-time Salzburg Global Fellow (1995-2004), Life Fellow of the American Society for Cybernetics (2009), and SJSU’s Austen Warburton Award of Merit for outstanding scholarship (2009).

A past President of the American Society for Cybernetics (1983-1985) and former director of the pioneering Cybernetic Systems Program at San José State University (1978-1992), Bill is an internationally-known systems scientist/cybernetician who initiated the emerging focus on the application of Systems of Systems (SoS) approaches to policy, operational, and technological matters. Principal areas of expertise include:

Systems Science. Creation and application of leading-edge knowledge, skills, and tools to improve the understanding, management, and resolution of challenges in the following domains of application (as well as others such as elder care and agriculture).

National Strategy in A Global World. Development of systemic policies and practices to promote more integrated solutions to a mix of interconnected strategic issues facing the United States and the world at large in the 21st century (including a focus on leadership, energy, water, global logistics networks, port facilities, critical infrastructure protection, and net-centric technologies to foster improved security and trade).

Leadership and Collaboration. Development of guidelines and best practices to foster improved strategic leadership and operational management of high-performance teams and organizations (especially in turbulent settings with critical stakeholders that require the joint integration of capabilities across multiple institutional silos and boundaries).

Strategic Change Management. Development of mission-centric but vision-driven strategies to improve organizational effectiveness in dynamic environments, application of

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coherent systemic frameworks and processes to collaboratively implement desired changes, and education/practices to align staff capabilities with evolving needs.

Strategic Organizational Design. Development of improved structures, cultures, and processes to promote more adaptive planning and better collaboration among diverse sets of critical internal and external stakeholders.

Higher Education. Analysis of critical issues facing higher education, domestically and globally, and development of guidelines and strategies for engaging university leaders, faculty, staff, and students in social change

During his career as a scholar-practitioner, Dr. Reckmeyer’s work has primarily focused on the development of advanced systems approaches to help practitioners develop more innovative and integrative improvements for major strategic, organizational, and technological challenges. This has included several dozen multi-year projects (strategic change efforts, policy studies, leadership development programs, scientific research, etc) that have been funded by academic, government, corporate, philanthropic, and non-profit clients in the US and Europe.

For the past 15 years Bill has concentrated his attention on a series of projects in three areas of major importance to the United States, using Systems of Systems (SoS) science and practice to help policy-makers, program managers, and other leaders resolve thorny issues through the integration of independent systems into coherent solutions.

Nat i ona l S t ra t e g y . The first set of projects has included funded policy studies for senior decision-makers in the federal government on selected aspects of US national strategy in the 21st century. Work during the 1990s included studies that [1] developed a coherent approach for integrating trade and security as the backbone of America’s strategy in a turbulent world; [2] investigated ways to restructure net-centric systems evolution in the Department of Defense; and [3] explored more effective win-win policies for shaping US-China relationships. He continued this work as Chief Systems Scientist for SoSCE, working with a multi-disciplinary team around the country on SoS projects in capability-based acquisition, port security/maritime domain awareness, critical infrastructure protection, Systems of Systems engineering, joint distribution planning and analysis, and deployable joint command & control. Since 2007 he has been serving as Strategic Advisor to the CA Levees Roundtable, where he has helped develop an unprecedented agreement between 10+ federal, state, and local agencies to collaboratively establish a comprehensive integrated solution to the state’s looming levee crisis.

Globa l C i t i z en sh ip . The second set of projects has focused on establishing a network of colleges and universities who are interested in globalizing their campuses through participation in Salzburg Global Seminar’s International Study Program in Global Citizenship. Program sessions are held at the Seminar’s 17th-century facilities in Schloss Leopoldskron (the castle from the Sound of Music) in Austria. The ISP offers two types of sessions: ones for faculty and administrators that focus on developing critical masses of change agents at participating institutions; and ones for students that focus on broadening their knowledge of global affairs. Since its inception in 2004, the network has grown to include more than 75 institutions in the United States and Europe with nearly 1,400 participants.

Elde r Car e . The fourth set of projects included funded policy studies for senior public officials in California to develop more integrated programs of systemic care for the frail elderly in several California counties, primarily in terms of enhancing their ability to age in home-like settings. These projects resulted in [1] the first Long Term Care Strategic Plan for the elderly

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and disabled population of Los Angeles County; [2] a pioneering model for coordinating the delivery of medical/mental/social/support services in Santa Clara County (Silicon Valley); and [3] specifications for a web-based information system to manage service delivery.

Bill is currently working with colleagues at the Salzburg Global Seminar on several books about global citizenship based on their work with the Seminar’s International Study Program. He is also working on a project with colleagues in Washington, DC to develop an integrated national strategy of strategies for the United States in the 21st century.

In addition to his responsibilities as a professor at San José State, Dr. Reckmeyer has also been active in his broader profession and community. Major professional capacities have included service as President of the American Society for Cybernetics; National Program Consultant for the American Leadership Forum; leadership consultant with the Kellogg Foundation; US representative to the National Science Foundation’s “US-USSR Project on the Fundamentals of Cybernetics and Systems Theory;” and chair of three major global systems conferences. Other service has included responsibilities as Editor-in-Chief of General Systems Yearbook, as American Editor of Systems Practice, and as a member on the editorial boards of Systems Research & Behavioral Science and Journal of Leadership Studies. In 2006 he was appointed a founding member of the Editorial Board for the new IEEE Systems Journal, which is focusing on integrating systems of systems science and practice among the full range of IEEE’s engineering domains, and as been serving on the Advisory Council for the Harvard Business Review since 2007.

Community work has included service as a volunteer board member for several local non-profit groups, including terms as President of the Board at Hospice of the Valley and Co-Founder of the Silicon Valley Regional Leadership Forum.

Bill is the author, co-author, and editor of more than 60 publications and studies. Highlights include Revitalizing America: Developing a Coherent National Strategy for the 21st Century (1993); Leadership Readings (1995/1996); Revitalizing America as a Trading Nation: DoD Information Systems for the 21st Century (1998); Geriatric Health Care: Framing the Issues for Santa Clara County (1998); Leadership Reconsidered: Engaging Higher Education in Social Change (2000); Many Partners – A Single Vision: Long Term Care Strategic Plan for the Aged and Disabled of Los Angeles County (2002); Emerging Global Cultures (2003/2006);. Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: Systems-of-Systems Engineering vis-à-vis Systems Engineering (2004); A Systems of Systems Approach for a Critical Infra-structure Protection Center in the Navy Region Northwest (2005); Campaign Plan for a Joint Distribution Planning and Analysis Center (JDPAC) for the US Transportation Command (2006); and Global Citizenship: Critical Issues and Future Directions (forthcoming).

Dr. Reckmeyer earned a BA in History from Randolph-Macon College, an MA and PhD in Russian Studies from American University, and has completed several post-doctoral programs in leadership at Harvard University. He is also listed in Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the World, Who’s Who in American Education, Dictionary of International Biography, International Men of Achievement, and Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, among others.

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PRINCIPAL ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Department Chair (1987-1991) San José State University Professor (1987- ) Department of Anthropology Tenure (1986) San José, CA 95192-0113 USA Austen Warburton Award of Merit (for outstanding scholarly achievement) – College of

Social Sciences (2009) Founder & Coordinator – SJSU Salzburg Program (2005- ) MUSE Professor & Advisory Board (2002-2005) SJSU Service Learning Scholar (2001) Developed and taught 10+ new undergraduate and graduate courses (leadership studies, US

national strategy, globalization, behavioral systems science, organizational culture, advanced writing, systems science, high performance teamwork)

Chaired 40+ graduate theses and 15+ undergraduate/graduate special majors Consistently rated among best teachers on campus (~4.85/5.0 in all courses) Led creation of a coherent strategic plan during time of severe institutional cutbacks Led comprehensive restructuring and integration of transdisciplinary curriculum Led recruiting process that doubled the number and diversity of permanent faculty Obtained new department offices, faculty offices, and laboratory facilities Director (1978-1987) San José State University Associate Professor (1983-1987) Cybernetic Systems Program Adjunct Professor (1977-1983) San José, CA 95192-0113 USA Developed and taught 30+ new undergraduate & graduate courses (systems science and

cybernetics, systems research, social cybernetics, systems management, organizational change, high performance teamwork, society and technology, globalization, living systems, information management)

Chaired 50+ graduate theses and 30+ undergraduate/graduate special majors Consistently rated among best teachers on campus (~4.95/5.0 in all courses) Led comprehensive redesign of the focus, structure, and requirements of curriculum Developed/led program of 40+ public seminars in systems science/cybernetics

OTHER ACADEMIC POSITIONS

International Visiting Research Fellow (2010) University of Sydney Center for International Security Studies Sydney, NSW 2006 AUSTRALIA

Visiting Scholar (2005-2006; 2009-2010) Stanford University Center for International Security & Cooperation Stanford, CA 94305-6165 USA

Senior Fellow (2000-2005) University of Maryland James M. Burns Academy of Leadership College Park, MD 20742 USA

Visiting Professor (1996) Coastal Carolina University Center for Education & Community Myrtle Beach, SC 29578 USA

Visiting Professor (1995) University of Aveiro Office of the President Aveiro, 3810 PORTUGAL

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Visiting Professor (1994) Kutztown University Women’s Leadership Institute Kutztown, PA 19530 USA

Visiting Professor (1993-1999) Harvard University Graduate School of Education Cambridge, MA 02138 USA

Visiting Professor (1992-1993) Monmouth University Office of the President Monmouth, NJ 07764 USA

Visiting Professor (1987, 1995) University of St. Gallen Systems Science & Management St. Gallen, CH-9000 SWITZERLAND

Distinguished Visiting Professor (1986-1993) Royal Institute of Technology Informatics & Systems Science Stockholm 10691 SWEDEN

Visiting Professor (1985-1986) University of Southern California Safety & Systems Management Los Angeles, CA 90089 USA

APPLIED PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

Strategic Advisor (2009) Organic Valley Foods Strategic Planning Denair, CA 95316 USA

Strategic Advisor (2008- ) CB Richard Ellis Inc. Corporate Sustainability San José, CA 95013 USA

Strategic Advisor (2007- ) California Levees Roundtable Central Valley Flood Protection Board Sacramento, CA 95821 USA

Strategic Advisor (2007) Talley Vineyards Strategic Planning Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 USA

Strategic Advisor (2007) Vista Livestock Strategic Planning Denair, CA 95316 USA

Strategic Advisor (2006-2008) Santa Monica College Office of the President Santa Monica, CA 90405 USA

Strategic Advisor (2006) Hidden Villa Strategic Planning Los Altos Hills, CA 94022 USA

Chief Systems Scientist (2005-2006) KenTia Management Group Systems of Systems DJC2 Project Lovettsville, VA 20180 USA

Strategic Advisor (2003-2007) Los Gatos Rowing Club Board Governance Los Gatos, CA 95031 USA

Chief Systems Scientist (2003-2006) Concurrent Technologies Corporation Systems of Systems Center of Excellence Johnstown, PA 15904 USA

Strategic Advisor (2002-2003) County of Los Angeles Aging & Adult Services Long Term Care Strategic Planning Los Angeles, CA 90020 USA

Strategic Advisor (2001-2005) San José City College Office of the President San José, CA 95128 USA

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Strategic Advisor (2001) Sunridge Nurseries Strategic Planning Bakersfield, CA 93307 USA

Strategic Advisor (2001) CA Strawberry Commission Office of the President Sacramento, CA 95814 USA

Strategic Advisor (2000-2003) Evergreen Valley College Office of the President San José, CA 95135 USA

Strategic Advisor (1999-2000) Valley Fresh Foods Strategic Planning Turlock, CA 95381 USA

Strategic Advisor (1998-2002) Santa Clara County Council on Aging Long Term Care Strategic Planning San José, CA 95126 USA

Strategic Advisor (1998-1999) Santa Clara County Health & Hospital System Long Term Care Strategic Planning San José, CA 95124 USA

Strategic Advisor (1998) Arthur Anderson LLP. Leadership Practice Redesign Hayward, CA 94542 USA

Strategic Advisor (1997-1998) CDLS Foundation Board of Directors Collinsville, CT 06022 USA

Strategic Advisor (1997-1998) West Valley College Office of the President Saratoga, CA 95070 USA

Strategic Advisor (1997) US Department of Veterans Affairs Leadership Development Brecksville, OH 44141 USA

Strategic Advisor (1996-1997) IABC Foundation Issues Management San Francisco, CA 94102 USA

Strategic Advisor (1996- ) CA Agricultural Leadership Foundation & Core Faculty Member Sacramento, CA 95834 USA

Strategic Advisor (1995-1998) West Valley-Mission CCD Office of the Chancellor Saratoga, CA 95070 USA

Strategic Advisor (1996-1997) Suzuki Association of Americas Office of the President Boulder, CO 80302 USA

Strategic Advisor (1995-1998) Gavilan College Office of the President Gilroy, CA 95020 USA

Strategic Advisor (1995) New York City Public Schools Leadership Institute New York, NY 10010 USA

Strategic Advisor (1995) University of Alaska Alaska Management Institute Juneau, AK 99801 USA

Strategic Advisor (1994-2000) William M. Mercer Inc. Strategic Planning Los Angeles, CA 90017 USA

Systemic Consultant (1994-1996) Adaptive Learning Design Systemic Learning Organization Petaluma, CA 94952 USA

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Systemic Consultant (1993-1994) Catalyst Consulting Group Systemic Learning Organization Santa Cruz, CA USA

Strategic Advisor (1992-1995) Semiconductor Equipment & Material International SEMI Quality Program Mountain View, CA 94043 USA

Leadership Advisor (1992-1994) American Leadership Forum National Leadership Program Stanford, CA 94309 USA

Strategic Advisor (1991-1997) Alameda Mosquito Abatement District Systemic Learning Organization Hayward, CA 94545 USA

Strategic Advisor (1991-1993) Evergreen Valley College Office of the President San José, CA 95135 USA

Strategic Advisor (1992) Health Dimensions Strategic Planning San José, CA 95126 USA

Strategic Advisor (1992) Healthcare Forum Strategic Planning San Francisco, CA 94102 USA

Systems Scientist (1991-1999) Inter-National Research Institute National Strategy Reston, VA 22091 USA

Leadership Advisor (1989-2002) W. K. Kellogg Foundation Leadership & Higher Education Battle Creek, MI 49017 USA

Systems Scientist (1988-1989) Electric Power Research Institute Issues Management Reston, VA 94303 USA

Strategic Advisor (1988-1989) Test Designs Inc. Corporate Management Tempe, AZ 85282 USA

Strategic Advisor (1986-1987) SCC Health Department Systems Management San José, CA 95128 USA

Strategic Advisor (1985-1986) Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Systems Management Syracuse, NY 13202 USA

Owner (1983-1989) Southland Corporation 7-Eleven Store #17208 San José, CA 95128 USA

Strategic Advisor (1984-1987) Testerion Corporation Office of the President Rancho Cucamonga, CA USA

Strategic Advisor (1983-1985) Adolph Coors Corporation Issues Management Golden, CO 80401 USA

Research Fellow (1971-1977) Inter-National Research Institute Systems Science & Management McLean, VA 22101 USA

PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL POSITIONS

Member (2007- ) Harvard Bus in e s s Rev i ew Advisory Council Boston, MA 02163 USA

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Founding Member (2006- ) IEEE Sy s t ems J ou rna l Editorial Board San Antonio, TX 78258 USA

Member (1994-2001) J ou rna l o f Lead e r sh ip S tud i e s Editorial Board New York, NY USA

Member (1988-1992) J ou rna l o f App l i e d Sy s t ems Ana l y s i s Editorial Board New York, NY USA

Editor (1988-1989) Gene ra l Sy s t ems Yea rbook Editorial Board Louisville, KY USA

American Editor (1987-2005) Sys t ems Pra c t i c e Editorial Board Hull, YK UNITED KINGDOM

Member (1983-2001) Sys t ems Re s ea r ch & Behav i o ra l S c i en c e Editorial Board Louisville, KY USA

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

Faculty Chair (2004- ) Salzburg Global Seminar International Study Program in Global Citizenship Salzburg A-5010 AUSTRIA

Member (1999-2003) National Forum on Higher Education & Public Good Ann Arbor, MI 48109 USA

Member (1997-2000) W. K. Kellogg Foundation National Task Force on Leadership in Higher Ed Battle Creek, MI 49017-4058 USA

Member (1993-1994) International Society for the Systems Sciences Presidential Task Force on Systems Profession Louisville, KY 40292 USA

Member (1991-1997) American Council on Education National Leadership Group Washington, DC 20036 USA

Member (1991-1993) International Society for the Systems Sciences Systems Education Commission Louisville, KY 40292 USA

Member (1991-1992) Association of Leadership Educators Presidential Task Force on ALE Journal Pleasant Gap, PA 16823 USA

Member (1989-1990) Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation Awards Advisory Board Washington, DC 20036 USA

Member (1986-1987) International Society for the Systems Sciences Presidential Task Force on Systems Profession Louisville, KY 40292 USA

Conference Co-Chair (1984-1985) ASC, IFSR, SGSR, 1st Global Conference on Systems Education Long Beach, CA USA

US Delegate (1983-1989) National Academy of Sciences US-USSR Project on Cybernetics and Systems Theory Washington, DC 20001 USA

Member (1983-1988) American Society for Cybernetics Executive Board Washington, DC 20052 USA

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President (1983-1985) American Society for Cybernetics Washington, DC 20052 USA

Conference Chair (1983) American Society for Cybernetics 20th Anniversary Meeting Washington, DC 20052 USA

Member (1980-1983) US Department of the Army Delphi Group on the Modern Army Washington, DC USA

Conference Chair (1981) Society for General Systems Research 25th Anniversary Meeting Washington, DC 20052 USA

Member (1978-1980) Society for General Systems Research Task Force on Systems Science Education Washington, DC 20052 USA

Member (1977-1981) National Science Foundation 1st Computer Conference on Systems & Cybernetics Arlington, VA 22230 USA

PROFESSIONAL AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Austen D. Warburton Award (2009) San José State University College of Social Sciences San José, CA 95192-0107 USA

Life Fellow (2009) American Society for Cybernetics Washington, DC 20052 USA

Salzburg Global Fellow (2004) Salzburg Global Seminar International Educational Mobility Salzburg A-5010 AUSTRIA

Salzburg Global Fellow (2002) Salzburg Global Seminar Ethics and the Media Salzburg A-5010 AUSTRIA

Salzburg Global Fellow (1998) Salzburg Global Seminar Higher Education Salzburg A-5010 AUSTRIA

Salzburg Global Fellow (1997) Salzburg Global Seminar Leadership & Civil Society Salzburg A-5010 AUSTRIA

Salzburg Global Fellow (1995) Salzburg Global Seminar Higher Education Salzburg A-5010 AUSTRIA

Kellogg National Leadership Fellow (1988-1992) W. K. Kellogg Foundation National Leadership Program Battle Creek, MI 49017-4058 USA

VOLUNTEER POSITIONS

President / Member (2001-2007) Hospice of the Valley Board of Directors San José, CA 95128 USA

Member (2001-2004) Santa Clara City Library Foundation Board of Directors Santa Clara, CA 95051 USA

Co-Founder / Member (1986-1989) Silicon Valley Leadership Forum Community Leadership San José, CA 95192 USA

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Member (1970-1985) Inter-National Research Institute Board of Directors McLean, VA 22101 USA

APPLIED RESEARCH & CONSULTING

Systems Scholar/Practitioner. Have provided leadership, conducted systems studies, and delivered selected courses through a mix of funded and pro bono projects in diverse corporate, academic, governmental, non-profit, philanthropic, and community settings in the United States and Europe. Roughly 30% of the projects have been in scientific and policy research, 50% in applied multi-year change efforts, 10% in leadership programs, and 10% in other consulting projects. Selected highlights include: Nat i ona l S t ra t e g y (1991- ). 15+ multi-year public policy projects that have focused on

helping senior officials in the US Department of Defense develop a more coherent national strategy for the United States in the 21st century. Previous work has led to several major studies that have reoriented selected government policies to focus on integrating national strategy, restructuring DOD information systems development, and developing win-win policies for guiding US-China relationships in the coming decades that are consistent with our respective national strategies. Current work is focusing on developing and using a comprehensive Systems of Systems approach to national defense, homeland security, and international affairs.

St ra t e g i c P lann in g & Chang e (1991- ). 25+ multi-year consulting projects with private corporations, public benefit organizations, community groups, academic institutions, foundations, and government agencies. Projects have involved work with senior leaders (CEOs, Boards, etc) on strategic change, public policy, organizational transformation, high performance teamwork, executive coaching, and total quality improvement.

Leade r sh ip S tud i e s and Dev e l opmen t (1991- ). 10+ multi-year projects with academic institutions, non-profit organizations, community groups, and foundations in a mix of open-enrollment and privately-commissioned programs. These involve comprehensive curriculum development work as well as delivery of selected program elements. Projects have included executive leadership programs with the Kellogg National Leadership Program, California Agricultural Leadership Program, American Leadership Forum, and Harvard University Institute for School Leadership.

Elde r l y Hea l t h Car e (1998-2003). 7+ multi-year projects that involve work with a variety of public agencies and private groups in several California counties to develop programs of comprehensive care for the rapidly-growing elderly/disabled residents of our state. Major accomplishments have included the first Long Term Care Strategic Plan for Los Angeles County, a pioneering model for integrating the delivery of medical/mental/social/support services in Santa Clara County, a web-based information system to coordinate the delivery of these services, coordinated services for senior residents at affordable housing sites, and plans for pilot project prototypes to test service delivery at selected locations.

SELECTED RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS

Authored, co-authored, and/or edited more than 60 professional publications (studies, books, articles, book chapters, reports, edited proceedings), most of which have resulted from my applied systems research and consulting projects. Selected highlights publications include:

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Books Astin, Alexander W.; Astin, Helen S.; Reckmeyer, William J.; et al. Leadership Reconsidered:

Engaging Higher Education in Social Change (Kellogg National Task Force on Leadership in Higher Education). Battle Creek: W. K. Kellogg Foundation, 2000.

Reckmeyer, William J., ed. Leadership Readings: 1994-1995. Stanford: American Leadership Forum, 1994.

Reckmeyer, William J., ed. Leadership Readings: 1993-1994. Stanford: American Leadership Forum, 1993.

Reckmeyer, William J., ed. General Systems Yearbook. Volume XXXI. Los Angeles: ISSS Press, 1989.

Reckmeyer, William J. The Emerging Systems Paradigm: An Historical Perspective. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1982.

Reckmeyer, William J., ed. General Systems Research and Design: Precursors and Futures. Louisville: Society for General Systems Research, 1981.

Studies Reckmeyer, William J. Two-Year Program: Curriculum Pre-Assessment. Sacramento: California

Agricultural Leadership Foundation, 2007. Hamilton, E. Ken and Reckmeyer, William J. Deployable Joint Command & Control Program:

Summary of Systemic Observations and Recommendations. Lovettsville: KTMG, 2006. Reckmeyer, William J.; Hamilton, E. Ken; et al. Campaign Plan for a Joint Distribution Planning

& Analysis Center (JDPAC) for the US Transportation Command. Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2006.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Stack, Michael E. Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: Towards a Coherent Methodological Framework for Systems of Systems Engineering. Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2005.

Reckmeyer, William J. “Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: An Historical Perspective.” Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2005.

Reckmeyer, William J. “Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: Systems of Systems Fundamentals.” Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2005.

Reckmeyer, William J. “Systems of Systems Approaches in the US Department of Defense.” 1st Annual SoS Engineering Conference. Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2005.

Reckmeyer, William J. A Systems of Systems Approach for a Critical Infrastructure Protection Center in the Navy Region Northwest. Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2005.

Reckmeyer, William J. “Systems of Systems: A Selected Annotated Bibliography.” Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2005.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Stack, Michael E. Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: Systems-of-Systems Engineering vis-à-vis Systems Engineering. Johnstown: Systems of Systems Center of Excellence, 2004.

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Reckmeyer, William J. and Blitz, Larry A. Many Partners – A Single Vision: Long Term Care Strategic Plan for the Aged and Disabled of Los Angeles County. Los Angeles: Department of Community and Senior Services, 2002.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Blitz, Larry A. Senior Needs and Services in Affordable Housing: A Planning Framework for Santa Clara County. San José: Santa Clara County Department of Public Health, 1999.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Reckmeyer, William J. Revitalizing America as a Trading Nation: A DOD Program on Information Systems for the 21st Century. Reston: Inter-National Research Institute, 1998.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Blitz, Larry A. Geriatric Health Care: Framing the Issues for Santa Clara County (1998-2025). San José: Santa Clara Valley Health and Hospital System, 1998.

Reckmeyer, William J. Leadership Development Programs: A Benchmarking Report and Recommendations for Programmatic Change. Stanford: American Leadership Forum, 1995.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Reckmeyer, William J. Revitalizing America: Developing a Coherent National Strategy for the 21st Century. Reston: Inter-National Research Institute, 1993.

Reckmeyer, William J. and Reckmeyer, William J. Trade - The Strategic Framework for US Maritime Programming in the 21st Century. Arlington: Inter-National Research Institute, 1992.

Reckmeyer, William J. Strategic Issues Management: A Renaissance Systems Perspective. Menlo Park: Electric Power Research Institute, 1989.

Reckmeyer, William J. Major Resources in General Systems Research. Newark: Electronic Information Exchange System, 1979.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Successful Major Acquisition Program Lessons Learned. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1978.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Translation of Mission Requirements into Effective and Economic Naval Airborne Weapon Systems. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1978.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Rationale for Non-Supervisory Contracting Officers in NAVAIR/ SYSCOM. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1977.

Reckmeyer, William J. “General Systems Theorizing and the Social Sciences: The Conduct of Inquiry." In General Systems Theorizing: An Assessment and Prospects for the Future, pp. 64-68. Edited by Jay D. White. Washington: Society for General Systems Research, 1976.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Emerging Trends in Warship Acquisition. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1976.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Operational Logistic Support Analysis. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1975.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. C-4 Missile Program Support. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1975.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Cruise Missile Program Planning. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1974.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. NAVAIR NACF (VFAX) Acquisition Strategy. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1974.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Alternative Projections of US-UK Defense 1975-1980. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1973.

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Reckmeyer, William J., et al. CNM Program Management and Prediction Tool. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1972.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Weapon System Acquisitions Change Predictions. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1971.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. Application of Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) to Life Cycle Management of Materiel Development. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1971.

Reckmeyer, William J., et al. ULMS Logistic Support Planning. McLean: Inter-National Research Institute, 1971.

Articles & Chapters Reckmeyer, William J. “Creating Change in the System: Interview with William Reckmeyer.”

SGI Quarterly (4/08) 52: 10-11. Reckmeyer, William J. “US-China Relations: Building Systemic Change – A US View.” In

China’s Early 21st Century National Infrastructure: Capability – Competency – Intent. Proceedings of a Special Forum sponsored by IHS-International, the John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies at Harvard University, and the Party School of the Central Committee of the People’s Republic of China, pp. 68-72. Charlottesville: IHS-International, 2000.

Reckmeyer, William J. "Managing Complexity in the Systems Age: A Renaissance Systems Perspective." In A Science of Goal Formulation: American and Soviet Discussions of Cybernetics and Systems Theory, pp. 177-194. Edited by Stuart A. Umpleby and Vadim N. Sadovsky. New York: Hemisphere, 1991.

Reckmeyer, William J. "Paradigms and Progress: Integrating Knowledge and Education for the Twenty-First Century." In Rethinking the Curriculum, pp. 53-64. Edited by Mary E. Clark and Sandra A. Wawrytko. Westport: Greenwood Press, 1990.

Reckmeyer, William J. "Organizational Health in the Systems Age: A Renaissance Systems Perspective." In Cybernetics and Systems '86, pp. 149-156. Edited by Robert Trappl. Boston: Reidel, 1986.

Reckmeyer, William J. "The Current Nature and Scope of General Systems Education." In Systems Education: Perspectives, Programs, and Methods, pp. 75-80. Edited by Bela H. Banathy. Seaside: Intersystems, 1983.

Reckmeyer, William J. "Systems Research Movement: Characteristics, Accomplishments, and Current Developments." General Systems Bulletin 9 (1979): 1-31.

Reports Reckmeyer, William J. et al. California’s Central Valley Flood System Improvement Framework.

Sacramento: California Levees Roundtable, 2009. Reckmeyer, William J. Strategic Planning Annual Report. San José: San José City College, 2003. Reckmeyer, William J. New Horizons: Strategic Planning Annual Report. San José: Evergreen

Valley College, 2002. Reckmeyer, William J.; Blitz, Larry A.; and Schmoll, Stephen M. Silicon Valley Long Term Care

Project – Development Phase: Final Report. San José: Council on Aging of Silicon Valley, 2002. Reckmeyer, William J. New Horizons: Strategic Planning Annual Report. San José: Evergreen

Valley College, 2001.

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Reckmeyer, William J.; Blitz, Larry A.; and Schmoll, Stephen M. Silicon Valley Long Term Care Project – Planning Phase: Year 2 Report. San José: Council on Aging of Silicon Valley, 2001.

Reckmeyer, William J.; Blitz, Larry A.; and Schmoll, Stephen M. Silicon Valley Long Term Care Project – Planning Phase: Year 1 Report. San José: Council on Aging of Silicon Valley, 2000.

Reckmeyer, William J. Strategic Planning – Five-Year Report. Saratoga: West Valley-Mission Community College District, 1998.

Reckmeyer, William J. Strategic Planning – Annual Report. Gilroy: Gavilan College, 1997. Reckmeyer, William J. Strategic Planning – Annual Report. Saratoga: West Valley-Mission

Community College District, 1997.

Textbooks Reckmeyer, William J., et al, eds. Emerging Global Cultures. 2nd edition. Boston: Pearson,

2006. Reckmeyer, William J., et al, eds. Emerging Global Cultures. Boston: Pearson, 2003. (2004

National Award for Excellence)

Videos Reckmeyer, William J. and Bonk, Kathy. KNFP-IX: Reflections and Anticipations. Battle Creek:

W. K. Kellogg Foundation, 1991.

Works In Progress Reckmeyer, William J.; Fried, Jochen; Wagnleitner, Reinhold; and Goldman, David. Edited

book on Global Citizenship: Critical Issues and Future Directions, to be published by the Salzburg Global Seminar.

Reckmeyer, William J.; Fried, Jochen; Wagnleitner, Reinhold; and Goldman, David. Edited book on Global Citizenship: Promoting Institutional Change in American Colleges and Universities, to be published by the Salzburg Global Seminar.

SELECTED INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Plenary Address. “Systemic Global Paradoxes: The Challenges Shaping Global Citizenship in the 21st Century.” International Study Program in Global Citizenship, Salzburg Global Seminar. Salzburg (Austria), 7/09.

Plenary Address. “Global Citizenship for a Global World.” International Study Program in Global Citizenship, Salzburg Global Seminar. Salzburg (Austria), 7/08.

Keynote Address. “Global Citizenship.” SGI International Day of Peace. San José, 2/08. Plenary Address. “Developing Global Citizenship: Leadership for the 21st Century – 2007

Update.” International Study Program in Global Citizenship, Salzburg Global Seminar. Salzburg (Austria), 7/07.

Board Briefing. “Two-Year Program: Curriculum Pre-Assessment.” Board of Directors, California Agricultural Leadership Foundation. 4/07.

Keynote Address. “Public Leadership in the 21st Century: Systemic Approaches for Strategic Change.” California Department of Pesticide Regulation. Asilomar, 12/06.

Expert Testimony. “Agriculture as a Strategic National Asset: Where Do We Stand in 2006?” California State Board of Food and Agriculture. Sacramento, 10/06

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Expert Testimony. “Agriculture as a Strategic National Asset: Where Do We Stand in 2006?” California State Board of Food and Agriculture. Sacramento, 10/06

Plenary Address. “Developing Global Citizenship: Leadership for the 21st Century – 2006 Update.” International Study Program in Global Citizenship, Salzburg Global Seminar. Salzburg (Austria), 7/06.

Plenary Address. “A System of Systems Approach to Complex Issues in DoD: From SoS to SoS Engineering.” 1st Annual IEEE Systems of Systems Engineering Conference. Los Angeles, 4/06.

Keynote Address. “Liberty, Prosperity, and Security: Developing an Integrated US National Strategy for the 21st Century.” Annual Alumni Conference, California Agricultural Leadership Foundation. Fresno, 4/06.

Keynote Address. “US National Strategy in the 21st Century: A Systems of Systems Perspective.” Distinguished Annual Speaker Series, US Transportation Command. Scott AFB, 3/06.

Keynote Address. “Systems of Systems Approaches in the US Department of Defense.” 1st Annual SoS Engineering Conference. Johnstown, 7/05.

Plenary Address. “The Nature and Use of Systems of Systems Approaches in Public Policy-Making and Program Management.” 2005 Annual Conference, American Society for Cybernetics. Washington, 11/05.

DoD Executive Briefing. “Systems of Systems: A Selected Annotated Bibliography.” Systems of Systems Center of Excellence. Johnstown, 11/05.

Plenary Address. “Developing Global Citizenship: Leadership for the 21st Century – 2005 Update.” International Study Program in Global Citizenship, Salzburg Global Seminar. Salzburg (Austria), 7/05.

DoD Executive Briefing. “Systems of Systems: Core Science and Practices.” Systems of Systems Center of Excellence. Johnstown, 4/05.

DoD Executive Briefing. “Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: An Historical Perspective.” Systems of Systems Center of Excellence. Johnstown, 3/05.

Plenary Symposium. “Liberty, Prosperity, and Security: US National Strategy in an Age of Globalization and Mega-Terrorism.” Global Leadership Forum ’05, Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance. Guadalajara, 2/05.

Keynote Address. “Developing A Coherent Systems-of-Systems Approach for NASA Space Exploration.” NASA Exploration Systems Mission Directorate Benchmarking Workshop. Pasadena, 12/04.

DoD Executive Briefing. “Systems of Systems Engineering in the US Department of Defense: Systems of Systems Fundamentals.” Systems of Systems Center of Excellence. Johnstown, 11/04.

DoD Executive Briefing. “Systems of Systems: Towards a Coherent Methodological Framework for Systems of Systems Engineering.” Systems of Systems Center of Excellence. Johnstown, 11/04.

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Plenary Address. “Developing Global Citizenship: Leadership for the 21st Century.” International Study Program in Global Citizenship, Salzburg Global Seminar. Salzburg (Austria), 7/04.

Plenary Panelist. “Leadership Reconsidered: Engaging Higher Education in the Public Good.” Kellogg Forum on Higher Education for the Public Good, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Ann Arbor, 5/02.

Plenary Panelist. “Leadership Reconsidered: Engaging Higher Education in Social Change.” Kellogg Forum on Higher Education for the Public Good, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Oxnard, 5/02.

Plenary Symposium. “Leading Change in the New Millennium: A Call to Systemic Action.” Leadership Forum, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Washington, 11/99.

Keynote Address. “US-China Relations: Building Systemic Change – A US View.” Special Forum sponsored by IHS-International, John M. Olin Institute for Strategic Studies at Harvard University, and Party School of the Central Committee of the People’s Republic of China. Cambridge, 5/99.

Leadership Symposium. “Systemic Leadership Development.” US Department of Veterans Affairs. Washington, 9/98.

Leadership Symposium. “Leading Systemic Change.” US Department of Veterans Affairs. Washington, 3/98.

Executive Briefing. “Higher Education Programming: A Brief Strategic Review.” W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Battle Creek, 11/97.

Plenary Address. “Developing Systemic Leadership.” Mid-South Kellogg Fellows Meeting, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. New Orleans, 11/97.

Plenary Address. “Systemic Leadership for K-12 Education.” Harvard Institute for School Leadership, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University. Cambridge, 7/97.

Plenary Address. “Food Systems Leadership Initiative: Systemic Implications.” Food Systems Leadership Initiative, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Battle Creek, 12/95.

Plenary Address. “Leading Systemic Change in K-12 Education.” Harvard Institute for School Leadership, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University. Cambridge, 7/96.

Keynote Address. “Systemic Strategic Planning: Facilitating Change in Higher Education.” Office of the President, University of Aveiro. Oporto, 10/95.

Plenary Address. “Systemic Leadership: Facilitating Change in K-12 Education.” Harvard Institute for School Leadership, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University. Cambridge, 7/95.

Plenary Address. “Food Systems & Rural Development: Leading Systemic Change.” Food Systems Leadership Initiative, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Battle Creek, 7/95.

Keynote Address. “Systemic Leadership and Institutional Transformation in Higher Education.” Programs in Professional Education Alumni Seminar, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University. Cambridge, 4/95.

Symposium. “Leadership, Systems, and Organizational Change.” Kellogg National Leadership Program, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Santa Cruz, 12/94.

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Symposium. “A Systems Approach to Leadership.” Kellogg National Leadership Program, W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Atlanta, 9/94.

Leadership Symposium. “Systemic Leadership: Science and Practice.” Catalyst Consulting Group Conference. Santa Cruz, 5/93.

Leadership Symposium. “Systems, Paradigms, and Organizational Transformation.” Catalyst Consulting Group Conference. Santa Cruz, 3/92.

Keynote Address. "Paradigms and Progress: Integrating Knowledge and Education for the Twenty-First Century." Special Conference on Rethinking the Curriculum. San Diego, 3/89.

Plenary Address. "System Dynamics in the Academy: Problems and Prospects.” 1988 International System Dynamics Conference. La Jolla, 7/88.

Plenary Address. “Cybernetics as Applied Epistemology." Gordon Research Conference on Cybernetics. Oxnard, 3/88.

Plenary Workshop. "Designing Social Systems: An Interactive Systems Approach." 1987 European Conference, American Society for Cybernetics. St. Gallen (Switzerland), 3/87.

Plenary Address. “The Cybernetics of Cognition." Gordon Research Conference on Cybernetics. Wolfeboro, 6/86.

Presidential Address. "Character and Competence in the Systems Age." 1986 Annual Meeting of the American Society for Cybernetics. Virginia Beach, 4/86.

Plenary Chair & Presenter. Symposium on "Systems Science and the Global Problematique." 30th Annual Meeting of the Society for General Systems Research. Philadelphia, 1/86.

Keynote Address. "Interactive Systems Management: A Systems Approach." Varmland Regional Development Foundation. Karlstad (Sweden), 11/85.

Conference Co-Chair. “Global Conference on Systems Science Education.” Special Conference sponsored by American Society for Cybernetics, International Federation for Systems Research, and Society for General Systems Research. Long Beach, 10/85.

Plenary Chair & Presenter. Symposium on "Our Emerging Systems Age: The United Nations, The Bomb, and the Computer." 29th Annual Meeting of the Society for General Systems Research. Los Angeles, 5/85.

Plenary Address. "Managing Complexity in the Systems Age: A Renaissance Systems Approach." 1st Biennial Meeting of the US/USSR Project on the Foundations of Cybernetics and Systems Theory in the United States and the Soviet Union, US National Academy of Sciences and USSR Academy of Sciences. Airlie, 3/85.

Keynote Address. "Managing Complexity in the Systems Age: Problems and Prospects." Varmland Regional Development Foundation. Karlstad (Sweden), 11/84.

Plenary Chair & Presenter. "War and Peace in the Systems Age." 1984 Annual Meeting, American Society for Cybernetics. Philadelphia, 11/84.

Plenary Address. “Cybernetics." Gordon Research Conference on Cybernetics. New Hampton, 6/84.

Plenary Chair & Presenter. "War and Peace in the Systems Age: A Renaissance Systems Approach." 28th Annual Meeting, Society for General Systems Research. New York, 5/84.

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Symposium Address. "Systems Research for History." 1983 Annual Meeting, American Historical Association. San Francisco, 12/83.

Conference Chair. "Societal Transformations in the Systems Age: A Platform for Change." 20th Anniversary Meeting, American Society for Cybernetics. Los Altos, 11/83.

Plenary Address. "Supplemental Ways for Improving International Stability." IEEE Symposium on Large-Scale Systems. Virginia Beach, 11/82.

Plenary Address. "Autonomy and Self-Organization." 1981 Annual Meeting, American Society for Cybernetics. Washington, 10/81.

Conference Chair. "General Systems Research and Design: Precursors and Futures." 25th Anniversary Meeting, Society for General Systems Research. Toronto, 1/81.

Plenary Address. "Critical Features of General Systems and Cybernetics Research." 1981 Annual Meeting, American Association for the Advancement of Science. Toronto, 1/81.

SUMMARY OF CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, WORKSHOPS

Achievements encompass responsibility for chairing and organizing three major international conferences, three regional meetings, and more than 50 professional symposia and workshops. Summary of highlights include:

3 International Conferences 1st Global Conference on Systems Education 20th Anniversary Meeting - American Society for Cybernetics 25th Anniversary Meeting - International Society for Systems Sciences 3 Regional Conferences on Community Leadership Silicon Valley Regional Leadership Forum 25+ Conference Sessions on Leadership, Management, and Organizational Change American Management Association American Society for Cybernetics Issues Management Association W. K. Kellogg Foundation Harvard University International Society for Systems Sciences National Association for Community Leadership 15+ Conference Sessions on Integrative Education American Association for the Advancement of Science American Society for Cybernetics Association for Integrative Studies Association for Liberal and General Studies International Society for Systems Sciences International Federation for Systems Research 10+ Conference Sessions on Systems Science American Association for the Advancement of Science American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies American Economics Association American Historical Association

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American Society for Cybernetics IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society International Society for Systems Sciences Swedish Informatics and Systems Society World Future Society

SUMMARY OF PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

Achievements involved 250+ presentations (talks, seminars, papers, tutorials, panels) on a wide variety of topics in diverse professional settings. Summary of highlights include:

30+ Keynote and Plenary Addresses American Society for Cybernetics California State University - Chico College of St. Benedict Concordia University Electric Power Research Institute Harvard University – Graduate School of Education Harvard University – US-China Forum International Society for Systems Sciences International System Dynamics Society W. K. Kellogg Foundation NASA System of Systems Conference Royal Institute of Technology Salzburg Global Seminar San Diego State University Sun Microsystems University of Karlstad University of Maine US Department of State – Humphrey Fellows Seminar 80+ Presentations on Leadership, Management, and Organizational Change American Council on Education American Society for Cybernetics California Agricultural Leadership Program City University of London Electric Power Research Institute Evergreen Valley College Gavilan College George Mason University Harvard Graduate School of Education Harvard Institute for School Leadership International Association of Agricultural Leadership Programs International Association of Business Communications International Society for Systems Sciences Issues Management Association W. K. Kellogg Foundation

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Kellogg National Fellowship Program William M. Mercer Monmouth University Osterreichische Studiengesellschaft fur Kybernetik San José City College Silicon Valley Regional Leadership Forum San José State University Swedish Informatics and Systems Society United Kingdom Systems Society University of Aveiro University of Hull University of Karlstad University of Maine University of Southern California University of Stockholm University of St. Gallen University of Virginia US-USSR Conference on Cybernetics and Systems Varmland Regional Development Foundation West Valley-Mission CCD 25+ Presentations on Systems Science American Association for the Advancement of Science American Economics Association American Historical Association American Society for Cybernetics Gordon Research Conference on Cybernetics IEEE-Systems, Man & Cybernetics Society International Society for Systems Sciences Swedish Informatics and Systems Society University of Karlstad University of Southern California University of Stockholm University of St. Gallen 50+ Presentations on 21st Century and Global Issues American Society for Cybernetics California Agricultural Leadership Foundation College of St. Benedict Connect-Ed Conference on Global Education Fresno State University International Society for Systems Sciences W. K. Kellogg Foundation Salzburg Global Seminar San José City College San José State University Santa Monica College

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Swedish Informatics and Systems Society University of Karlstad University of Stockholm University of St. Gallen University of Virginia Varmland Regional Development Foundation World Future Society 25+ Presentations on Integrative Education American Association of Academic Affairs Administrators American Association for the Advancement of Science American Society for Cybernetics American Society for Engineering Education Association for Integrative Studies Association for Liberal and General Studies Concordia University – International Systems Education International Society for Systems Sciences International Federation for Systems Research Swedish Informatics and Systems Society United Kingdom Systems Society 25+ Presentations on High Performance Teamwork American Society for Cybernetics California Agricultural Leadership Program City University of London Harvard Institute for School Leadership International Society for Systems Sciences W. K. Kellogg Foundation University of Aveiro University of Karlstad University of Stockholm University of St. Gallen University of Virginia