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Mr
Karlson 'Charlie' Hargroves, Adelaide, Australia
Charlie co-founded TNEP in 2002. Working with the
TNEP team and leaders in the field, Charlie has contributed
to development of a number of internationally renowned
books on sustainable development. Charlie is currently
completing a PhD on Carbon Structural Adjustment with
Professor Peter Newman at Curtin University.
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Cheryl Desha, Brisbane, Australia
Cheryl
joined the TNEP team in 2002 during the writing of
the first text book 'The Natural Advantage of Nations'.
She has worked for private industry (ARUP), Griffith
University and the Queensland University of Technology
over the last decade, focusing on environmental engineering,
sustainable solutions and capacity building. Cheryl
finished her PhD on rapid curriculum renewal in 2010
at Griffith University and has just co-authored a
publication with Charlie on the topic ('Higher Education
and Sustainable Development').
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Ms
Angie Reeve, Brisbane, Australia
Angie
joined the TNEP team in 2008 while completing her
degree in Environmental Engineering at Griffith University.
Since then, she has worked on a number of TNEP's projects,
and more recently been focused on her PhD at QUT,
which investigates policy pathways to the mainstream
adoption of biophilic urbanism in Australian cities.
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Ms
Kimberley Wilson, Brisbane, Australia
Kim
joined the TNEP team in 2012 when she accepted a QUT
Science and Engineering Faculty Scholarship to undertake
her PhD. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on
what can be learned from a design driven approach
to sustainable development to foster transformational
improvements to low carbon operations in the built
environment. Kim has a background in industrial design,
and her interests range from whole systems, governance,
design, and social innovation to architecture, travel,
food and film.
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Michelle Walker, One Arm Point, Australia
Michelle
joined the TNEP team in 2011 to assist in developing
a water conservation, behaviour-change program in
Townsville. Since 2005, Michelle has worked for the
WA and NT state government water departments, NT Power
and Water Corporation, and the University of Adelaide,
focusing on water conservation, water planning and
capacity building programs. In early 2013 Michelle
enrolled in PhD research through the University of
Western Australia, to investigate the importance of
Indigenous knowledge in protecting wetland ecosystems.
She is based at an Indigenous community in the Kimberley,
working remotely and enjoying the saltwater life.
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Ms
Omniya Baghdadi, Melbourne, Australia
Omniya
joined the TNEP team in 2011 when she accepted a QUT
Science and Engineering Faculty Scholarship to undertake
her PhD. Her interdisciplinary topic focuses on exploring
the economics of urban ecology to develop a business
case to mainstream biophilic urbanism (nature-loving
cities) in Australia. Prior to this, Omniya completed
a Masters in Environment, specialising in Economics
and Policy from Griffith University.
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Mr
David Sparks,
Brisbane,
Australia
David
joined the TNEP team in 2009 on a volunteer basis
while completing his undergraduate degree, and since
then has contributed to a variety of projects across
TNEP's research portfolio. He completed a Bachelor
of Engineering (Environmental) with First Class Honours
in 2011, and was also awarded the University Medal.
David is currently undertaking a PhD on rapidly transforming
the building sector to emit less carbon, focussing
particularly on low carbon procurement.
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Ms
Fiona McKeague,
Brisbane, Australia
Fiona
graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Griffith University
in 2009 after receiving the Vice Chancellor’s
award for academic performance three years in a row.
After gaining experience on a variety of historical,
anthropological and archaeological projects she developed
an interest in teaching and learning, which lead her
to join TNEP in the beginning of 2012.
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Dr
Peter Stasinopoulos, Canberra, Australia
Peter
joined the TNEP team in 2004 while completing his
Master, which led to the text book 'Whole System Design',
at the University of South Australia. He finished
his PhD on 'a system dynamics approach to life cycle
assessment' in 2013 at The Australian National University.
Peter has worked on a variety of TNEP's education
and industry Consultation projects.
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Ms
Stacey Hargroves, Adelaide, Australia
Stacey
graduated in Applied Science from the University of
Canberra in 2002, completed a certificate in editing
techniques from TafeSA in 2005, achieved a post graduate
certificate in editing and publishing from the University
of Southern Queensland in 2006, and has recently completed
a Masters in Communications from the University of
the Sunshine Coast in 2010, achieving 6.95/7 and receiving
a Dean’s commendation. Stacey is an integral
member of the TNEP team, and copy edits and proof
reads all if its major works and publications.
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