Dr. Marek Wosinski is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University and an Associate Professor at Warsaw School of Social Psychology (Poland). He has teaching experience at universities in Poland, Sweden, Germany and The Netherlands. As a guest lecturer and motivational speaker Marek has been presenting throughout Europe, North/South America and Australia. In the years 1993 - 2003 he was in charge of a community-based counseling center in Mesa, AZ, where he created and facilitated various support programs. Marek teaches Community Psychology and other psychology classes at Arizona State University (both in class and online). Since September 2006 he has been facilitating development of UCP-SARnet (University-Community Partnership for Social Action Research Network), one of IGLOO communities. Marek is a recipient of the 2008 Outstanding Educator Award granted by the Society for Community Research and Action.

In 2005 I earned a Bachelors of Management Degree from SIAS International University in Zhengzhou (China). This program has equipped me with entrepreneurship skills and provided opportunity for international exchange. My goal as an entrepreneur is to pursue international trade business opportunities within worldwide industry of tourism and hospitality. Currently, created my own travel agency specializing in guiding foreign families and small groups to the most beautiful, exciting and interesting places in China. I have organized numerous tours for our customers. This job requires strong leadership characteristics: contagious energy, responsibility, courteousness with a good sense of humor, and appreciation of the global cultural diversity and I am trying hard to meet these standards . Besides my professional engagements, I have committed a significant amount of time to volunteering in community organizations. In 2007 the Board of Directors of SIAS Foundation invited me to join the Board, and in this capacity I have been involved in the development of the university, fundraising and building the SIAS Alumni Association. The same year I was elected as a Chair of the Association and in this role I have been building the leadership of Zhengzhou alumni, organizing their activities, and raising scholarship funds for SIAS students. In February 2010, in frame of the SIAS Alumni Leadership Academy, I participated in an Enrichment Program conducted in Phoenix, AZ. As SIAS University is one of the Knowledge Partners of UCP-SARnet, in July 2010 I joined this network to further expand my global experience and networking skills. My role will be to serve as a Coordinator of International Events co-organized by UCP-SARnet: Community-University Exposition 2011 (Canada), Conference on MDG 2012 (China) and virtual events in various countries. I look forward to this new opportunity allowing me to make my small contribution to achieving Millenni