ANTOINETTE WANNEBO

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Experience

*/**** - ********* **-***** Grants Committee, Brooklyn School of Inquiry, PS686, Brooklyn, NY

present • Source, submit and manage environmental education, STEM and arts grant proposals.

• Authored proposals funded by EPA ($5K), Catskills Watershed Corporation ($4k) and the

American Turkish Society ($2.4K).

• Collaborated with Teacher’s College, Columbia University on NSF proposal to study methods

to integrate STEM into the classroom (PI - Teacher’s College ~ 100K for BSI).

3/2002 - Research Associate, Geography Dept Universite Catholique de Louvain, LLN, Belgium

1/2006 • Researched land use change dynamics in West Africa focused o the Inner Niger Delta.

1998-3/2002 Senior Staff Associate, CIESIN, Columbia University, NY

• Led development team for on-line text and spatial database for Ramsar Convention on

International Wetlands. Negotiated data sharing agreements.

• Researched environmental system indicators for global index of human impacted land area

using remotely sensed and GIS data layers for the Environmental Sustainability Index (ESI).

The ESI Index appeared in The Economist (2001 and 2000).

• Co-authored proposal for global mapping of wilderness areas that lead to funding. Paper

accepted to Bioscience, October 2002.

1997-1998 Research Associate, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Columbia University, NY

• Investigated impact of inter annual climate variability (ENSO) on agricultural systems. NASA

funded team. Paper published in International Journal of Remote Sensing.

1996-1997 Research Analyst, Center for Earth Observation, Yale University, New Haven, CT

• Investigated use of remotely sensed vegetation index as a predictor of malaria incidence.

Spring 1996 Environmental Law and Policy Clinic, Yale University, New Haven, CT

• Investigated ecological and health related impacts associated with oil production in a

prominent African country with the Lowenstein Center for Human Rights.

Summer 1995 Summer Intern, World Bank, Washington, DC

1990-1994 International Affairs Specialist, Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and

Atmospheric Administration, Silver Springs, MD

• Worked on inter-agency strategy team to develop and implement regional initiative to advance

global change research in the Americas (IAI).

Education

1994-1996 School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (YFES), Yale University, New Haven, CT

MEM (Master’s of Environmental Management), Coastal and Watershed Management

coursework included: remote sensing, GIS, ecology, environmental chemistry, environmental law

1986-1990 Georgetown University, Washington, DC

BA, Political Science, International Affairs (Dean’s list)

Training

Foundation Center, NY, NY, How to Approach a Foundation (2013)

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn, NY, Project Wild (environmental education) (2010)

Building Performance Institute (BPI), Bronx, NY, Building Analyst, Bronx (2009)

SI Botanical Garden, SI, NY, Master Composter Certificate (2008)

Prospect Park Zoo, Brooklyn, NY SPARKS (Supporting Parents in Advocacy, Reform and

Knowledge in Science) Training workshop, (2008)

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