Media organizations requesting interviews or appearances should contact Sherine B. Walton, Deputy Director at sbwalton@usc.edu,
Tel: (213) 821-2078
Office Manager
Stacy Ingber comes to the USC Center on Public Diplomacy from both the Network Culture Project of the Annenberg School for Communication and from the School of Cinematic Arts. She was the budget/administrator for the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation grants awarded Douglas Thomas at the Network Culture Project. In addition, she was the project manager on Anne Balsamo's grant "Inspiring the Technological Imagination."
Prior to coming to USC, she was the Vice President of The Jefferson Institute, a public policy institute that fosters creative problem solving. Stacy's role included strategy and new initiatives development, interdisciplinary meetings and large-scale, multi-day events, networking, board development, public relations, etc.
From 1990-1996, she was the Liberal Studies Program Coordinator at Antioch University in Los Angeles, creating and creating curricular activities, organizing public events and recruiting faculty. At Antioch, she worked in the fields of adult alternative education, democratic education and progressive education. She has also taught critical thinking and women's studies courses to undergraduate students and served on various governance committees.
Stacy has consulted for various non-profit organizations in the areas of education, women, families and social justice.
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