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	Dennis Meadows is a systems analyst and environmental educator. Since		Dennis Meadows is a systems analyst and environmental educator. Since
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New page: Dennis Meadows is a systems analyst and environmental educator. Since joining the faculty of MIT in 1970, he has served as a tenured professor in business, engineering, and the social scie...

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Dennis Meadows is a systems analyst and environmental educator. Since
joining the faculty of MIT in 1970, he has served as a tenured professor in
business, engineering, and the social sciences at three American universities.
His ten books have been translated into more than 30 languages. His 1972
book with Donella Meadows for the Club of Rome was awarded the German
Peace Prize and selected to be among the ten most important
environmental texts of the 20th century. Another of his books was selected
as the most important book on the future published in the German language
in 2006.

Currently he is President of the Laboratory for Interactive Learning. In that
role he designs sophisticated management-training simulations. They are
used in training programs around the world, for example, by the World Bank
in Washington, the World Health Organization in Geneva, and an Italian
federal Ministry.

He has served on the boards of companies in Europe and the United States.
Professor Meadows has lived in six countries and lectured or consulted to
corporate and government groups in over 40 nations. Among the many
positions he has held are: Fulbright Fellow in the Soviet Union, Director for
the Division of Special Studies at the International Institute for Applied
Systems Analysis in Austria, and Director of the Institute for Policy and Social
Science Research at the University of New Hampshire. He spends about one-
third of each year living and working abroad.

He graduated from Carleton College with a BA in Chemistry and from MIT
with a Ph.D. in Management, specializing in system dynamics, finance, and
the management of research programs.

Professor Meadows has won many honors, prizes, and awards including the
1975 prize of the Association for Nature Protection in Bavaria, the 2005 prize
for Environmental Communication of EURONATUR, a Presidential Medal of
Honor from Hungary in 2006, and the Peace Clock Award of the German
Committee for UNESCO in 2007. In 2009 he was chosen to receive the
Japan Prize, that nation’s most prestigious award for contributions to science
and global peace. He has received four honorary doctorates from American
and European universities for his contributions to environmental education.

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JGonzales at 19:07, 8 July 2009

JGonzales: New page: Dennis Meadows is a systems analyst and environmental educator. Since joining the faculty of MIT in 1970, he has served as a tenured professor in business, engineering, and the social scie...