Susan Ledlow is an Associate Academic Professional at the School of Sustainability at Arizona State University. She coordinates the development of the graduate and undergraduate curricula and the assessment plan for the School. Susan assists School faculty in the design and assessment of interdisciplinary seminars and project-based workshops, and offers training on collaboration and teaming, active-learning, and project-based learning.
Susan teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in sustainability environmental psychology, and social psychology. Her research is broadly focused on psychological aspects of environmental sustainability. She conducts social dilemma experimental analogs of “the tragedy of the commons,” investigating the factors that influence people to cooperate or compete when sharing a common resource. Through the Decision Center for a Desert City, she conducts research on factors influencing individual choices about water conservation behaviors.
In addition to her work at ASU, Susan consults with educational, non-profit, and corporate clients. She provides facilitation services and training in teaming, effective communication in the workplace, ethical influence in the workplace, decision-making and conflict resolution, strategic planning, the development and assessment of training programs, and training of trainers.
