"Whether I'm creating a housing program in Kazakhstan, writing about environmental planning, consulting with a new business in Russia, or teaching in an American university, I want my subject to be something I've put my hands on, something I know from doing."
Wallace Kaufman's consulting, writing, and personal pursuits demonstrate his unusually broad, hands-on experience. He has put his environmental principles to work in rural planning, urban renewal, and land development. He created several American businesses and consulted with new businesses in Russia and Central Asia.
His writing includes literary essays, economic surveys in the former USSR, translations from German and Spanish, prize-winning newspaper columns, business and science writing and fiction in magazines like Redbook and Mademoiselle. He has been a Marshall Scholar at Oxford and a Science Writing Fellow at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole.
