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Academic Administrator

Location:
Bethesda, MD, 20816
Posted:
October 30, 2013

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William James Hahn

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Bethesda, MD 20816

telephone: 646-***-****; email: *****@**********.***; ******@***.***

QUALIFICATIONS

Twenty years experience academic management of undergraduate and graduate

degree programs including curriculum development, teaching, student

services, faculty support, program evaluation, and budgetary development

and oversight. Maintenance of externally-funded research programs in

environmental and evolutionary biology, review of scientific research

proposals, and evaluation of sustainable development, conservation biology,

and environmental sustainability management plans. Membership on numerous

university and external committees concerned with interdisciplinary

academic programs, international education, science programming, premedical

studies, education program assessment, and curricular review. Three years

experience as program director of a $145M graduate education program at NSF

managing all aspects of the program including program design, pedagogical

enhancements, outreach and recruitment, application design, panel review

oversight, contractor management, data collection and analysis, liaison

with students, faculty, and administrators at 150+ universities,

coordination with other federal agencies and non-profit organizations,

federal reporting, budgeting, and accounts monitoring.

EDUCATION

1985 B.A. (Biology), Washington University (St. Louis)

1990 M.Sc. (Botany), Cornell University

1993 Ph.D. (Botany), University of Wisconsin, Madison

EMPLOYMENT

1987-1989, In-country Researcher, Flora of the Guianas, Smithsonian

Institution

1989-1993, Teaching & Research Assistant, Botany Department.,

University of Wisconsin, Madison

1993-1995, NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, Laboratory of Molecular

Systematics, Smithsonian Institution

1995-1996, Research Associate, Lab of Molecular Systematics,

Smithsonian Institution

1996-2001, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Earth & Environmental

Science, Columbia University

2001-2002, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Ecology, Evolution, &

Environmental Biology, Columbia University

2002-2003, Associate Professor, Dept. of Ecology, Evolution, &

Environmental Biology, Columbia University

2003-2010, Associate Dean and Associate Research Professor of Biology,

Georgetown University

2006-2009, Program Director (IPA), Division of Graduate Education,

National Science Foundation

2009-pres., Affiliate Professor of Biology, Georgetown University

2010-2013, Assistant Dean, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown

University

COMMITTEES AND SERVICE

National Science Foundation

Program Director, Graduate Research Fellowship Program

Panel Chair, IGERT Biological Sciences panel

Alternate Education and Human Resources rep to NSF Cyberenabled

Discovery and Innovation Working Group

Program Officer for Science and Technology Centers

COTR for $2M/yr outreach and panel review operations center contract

Requirements determiner for $1M/yr IT contract for the GRFP

Member of $1.5M/yr GRFP evaluation contract oversight committee

Advisor to grants.gov requirements group and Committee on Equal

Opportunity in Science and Engineering

Georgetown University

2003-2006, Director, Interdisciplinary Programs, Georgetown College

2003-2006, Undergraduate Science Admissions Committee, Georgetown

College

2003-2006, GU-Qatar Advisory Committee

2004-2006, Chair, Premedical Recommendation Committee

2004-2006, GU Undergraduate Research Opportunities (GUROP) Advisory

Committee

2003-2004, Main Campus Education Abroad Advisory Committee

2011-2012, MBA Curriculum Renewal Committee

2010-present, GU Environment Initiative Steering Committee

Columbia University

1996-2003, Director Undergraduate Studies, Environmental Biology,

Columbia University

1997-2001, Departmental Representative, Dept. of Earth and

Environmental Science

1998-2003, Member, Biosphere 2 Center Partner Institution Committee

2000-2003, Member, Task Force on Undergraduate Environmental Education

2001-2003, Departmental Representative, Dept. of EEEB, Columbia

University

2002-2003, Rabi Scholars Fellowship Committee, Columbia University

Profession

1995-2000, Contributor, GenBank Taxonomy Project

(http://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/)

1995-2005, Moderator of Monocots for the Tree of Life World Wide Web

Pages (http://tolweb.org/tree/)

1995-2001, Systematic Biology, editorial board

1998-2004, Chair, IUCN Species Survival Commission, Palm Specialist

Group

1998-2001, Chair, Botanical Society of America, Conservation Committee

1999-2006, Chair, Plants Panel, Committee on Recently Extinct

Organisms

2001, Panelist, National Security Educational Program International

Fellowships

2002-2006, 2010-2011, 2013, Panelist, National Science Foundation

Graduate Research Fellowships

2009-2011, Panelist, National Science Foundation, Office of

International Science and Engineering

2010-2011, Panelist, National Science Foundation, Office of

Cyberinfrastructure

Community

2001-2002, Advisor, The Discovery Center at St. George Station, Staten

Island

2002, Consultant, Ecology edition, Kids Discover magazine

2011-present, Treasurer, Mohican Swimming Pool Association

2013-present, Advisor, Science Experiment, Cesar Chavez Public Charter

School, Washington, DC

GRANTS AND AWARDS

1991, NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant ($16,500, supplement

$2,500).

1993, NSF DEB-9303266, Chloroplast and Nuclear Sequence Phylogenetics

of the Palmae", ($69,600).

1995, Smithsonian Research Fellowship, 18S rDNA Sequence Phylogenetics

of the Monocots, ($25,000)

1998, MacIntyre-Stennis, Allelic Diversity in Adirondack Forest

Stands: Old- Growth Versus Managed Stands, co-PIs: J. Gibbs, D.

Leopold, and S. Rogers, ($60,000).

2002, NSF DEB-0212779, Phylogenetic and biogeographic studies of

subtribe Butiinae (Cocoeae, Palmae), co-PI: Larry Noblick, ($236,130).

Eight additional internal and external grants totaling $55,000

ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

Forty peer-reviewed articles.

Twelve different university courses taught to undergraduate and

graduate students.

Thesis advisor to 2 PhD students, 3 MA students, and 5 BA students.

Committee membership on 13 additional graduate student committees.



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