Colette Mazzucelli, MALD, EdM, PhD, HonD teaches core and elective courses in the MSGA Program, including international relations in the post-Cold War era, Europe in the 21st Century, and ethnic conflict. She was a recipient of the NYU SPS Excellence in Teaching Award in 2013. Professor Mazzucelli served as the Inaugural President (Academia), Global Listening Centre, 2020-22. She participated in the Parallel Histories conference in the House of Lords and the CFR-Lumina Foundation Global Literacy Advisory Group at the Council on Foreign Relations. Her diplomatic experience includes hosting the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) to welcome Visiting Delegations to New York University in cooperation with the U.S. Department of State. She engages with diverse organizations, including the Bled Strategic Forum, the BMW Foundation Responsible Leaders Network, and the Paris Peace Forum. The Founder and Principal of LEAD IMPACT, she is the Editor of the Anthem Press Ethics of Personal Data Collection Series. Mazzucelli is the author and/or editor of 5 books, including France and Germany at Maastricht Politics and Negotiations to Create the European Union, Mapping Transatlantic Futures, and Personal Data Collection Risks in a Post-Vaccine World with 3 more forthcoming, notably, Climate Justice Concerns in the Distributed Ecosystem Environmental Case Studies in Comparative Perspective and Personal Data on the Interrupted Path to Peace: Intechgrativism in a Fragmented World. Professor Mazzucelli is an alumna of the Brandeis University Summer Institute for Israel Studies. In 2016, she was named an Honorary Ambassador of Peace in recognition of her service as an educator with over 25 years’ experience in technology-mediated learning. For Pioneer Academics, she mentors talented high- school students on five continents who aspire to pursue their undergraduate education at leading North American institutions of higher learning. A Fulbright Scholar to France (1991) and Germany (2007), Professor Mazzucelli is a contributor to and peer reviewer for numerous academic journals. Her courses have been profiled by the Council on Foreign Relations in Foreign Affairs as well as the CFR Educators Bulletin. As the recipient of 11 fellowships in 7 countries, her biography appears in Marquis Who’s Who in the World. She was invited to participate in Canada’s first training program on the prevention of mass atrocities and genocide by the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies, Concordia University. She has spoken on panels commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the Élysée Treaty of Friendship between France and Germany (1963-2013) by the French and German Embassies in Washington and the French and German Consulates General in Boston. During 2000-03, she was responsible to direct and teach the first technology-mediated seminar in the history of the Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po) Paris analyzing conflict in the former Yugoslavia. Professor Mazzucelli is a former Director, International Programs, Budapest Institute for Graduate International and Diplomatic Studies, Budapest University of Economic Sciences, 1995-97. As a participant in the Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program for Future American Leaders, she assisted with the ratification of the Treaty on European Union (“Maastricht”) in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1992-93.

Publications

• 3. A Pedagogical Inquiry into the Social Conflict Inherent in ¿Grassroots Globalization¿: The Case of China (with Jeri Ekdahl) By Perspectives on Global Issues (Aug 14 2012)
• 2. Ethics and International Relations in Today's Classrooms without Borders (with A. Nicholas Fargnoli) By Carnegie Council (Ethics in International Affairs) (Jul 14 2010)
• B. Leadership in the big bangs of European integration (with Derek Beach) By Palgrave (Sep 15 2007)
• A. France and Germany at Maastricht Politics and Negotiations to Create the European Union By Taylor & Francis (Mar 15 2007)
• 1. Much Ado about Amsterdam By German Law Journal (Dec 01 2001)