Daniel J. Sherman?is the Luce-Funded Professor of Environmental Policy and Decision Making at the University of Puget Sound. He received BA degrees from Canisius College (1995, political science) and Victoria University of Wellington (1996, Maori studies), MA degrees from Colorado State University (1999, political science) and Cornell University (2002, government), and a PhD from Cornell University (2004, government). He has won the Tom Davis Teaching Excellence Award: University of Puget Sound and won the Best Conference Paper Award, Annual Conference of the Society for Values in Higher Education, for “Sustainability as a Way of Thinking: Tools for Understanding Sustainability as Critical Inquiry and Achieving Integration Across the Higher Education Curriculum.” Sherman also worked for two years in the ecology group at the Los Alamos Natural Laboratory.