Jason McSparren

Hi, I’m Jason. I'm a sustainability professional with experience applying research-based analysis to the international energy and gold mining sectors. Currently, I'm focused on questions regarding the tenuous process of the global energy transition from climate-change inducing hydrocarbon fuels to zero-carbon emitting energy sources. Adjustments to US industrial policy aimed at reshoring critical mineral mining and microprocessor manufacturing are of critical interest.

A compliment to that experience, is my 20+ years as an educator and administrator executing the responsibilities of an assistant professor, lecturer, assistant director, and research assistant.

I'm exploring employment across the public, private, and civil society sectors and am open to new opportunities.

I'm tenacious at accomplishing long and short-term goals as demonstrated by the effort applied to earning a PhD in Global Governance and Human Security.

I'm a supportive collaborator and team-member with the ability to lead others and manage complex projects.

Some skills highlights are teaching, office administration, project management, research design, curriculum design, course development, academic publishing, grant writing, and critical thinking and design thinking heuristics.

I'm interested in applying my skills to address problems and challenges related to natural resource governance, zero-carbon energy transition, sustainability strategies, human security, ESG, environmental policy development/analysis, conflict management.

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