| Zachary Green, Ph.D. is a senior scholar at the James MacGregor Burns Academy of Leadership at the University of Maryland, as well as the executive director of The Alexander Institute for Psychotherapy and Consultation in Washington, D.C. Green specializes in diversity training, group dynamics, strategic organizational planning, leadership training and crisis intervention. He consults and conducts workshops and training sessions for numerous organizations, educational institutions, public advocacy groups and government agencies, most recently for the National Multicultural Institute and the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He has written or coauthored several publications, including the manual Racial Reconciliation Dialogue, which has been put to use by the Council of Churches of Greater Washington. He has won the American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship, the Albert V. Danielsen Clinical Fellowship and the Excellence in Teaching Award (given by the Shaker Heights City School District). He has worked as a project consultant at the Center for Applied Research and as a lecturer at Catholic University and George Washington University. Green received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Boston University. |
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