Meg Keen

• Head of Pacific Research Program, Australian National University

I have over thirty years of academic experience. Most recently I was the inaugural Director, Australia Pacific Security College at the Crawford School of Public Policy. I have also been a senior policy fellow at the Department of Pacific Affairs, ANU; a senior lecture in the ANU Dept of Geography and Human Ecology, and a Lecturer at Monash University. My primary focus for the last two decades has been Pacific Island development and security.

In addition I have held high level public policy positions: Senior Analyst, Pacific Islands, Office of National Assessment (now ONI); Senior Policy Adviser to RAMSI - Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands .

I am currently an Honorary Professor in the Dept of Pacific Affairs, ANU, and the Director of the Pacific Island Program at the Lowy Institute - Australia's leading foreign policy think tank that conducts policy relevant research.

• –present Honorary Professor, Department of Pacific Affairs, ANU; Director, Pacific Island Program, Lowy Institute, Australian National University

• 1991 Australian National University, Environmental and Resource Management

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