A little bit about me
Jim Lee is the Associate Director for Technical Support and Training for the Center for Teaching, Research, and Learning and a faculty member in the School of International Service at American University.
Short Bio
A few details…
As a faculty member, I was one of the first at AU to use the Web as part of teaching. Since then, he has created two online journals “Trade Environment Database” (TED) and the “Inventory of Conflict and Environment” (ICE), and a distance- learning project, the Global Classroom.
My work examines multidimensional impacts and how they operate together in a global context, particularly in two books: Climate Change and Armed Conflict: Hot and Cold Wars and Exploring the Gaps: the Vital Links Between Trade, Environment and Culture. I have worked with at the U.S. Trade Representative and the US Environmental Protection Agency, working on policy and its relation to international trade and environmental issues.
This microsite includes presentations of family tree data using a variety of differing software.
Guest Lecturing
Jim Lee is also an accomplished guest speaker. View his recent discussion about Environment and Security for the Africa Center’s Next Generation Program at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C. below.