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Political and economic development in the Pacific Islands; international relations between the Pacific islands and the United States; sustainable tourism; professional development
Scott Kroeker is the coordinator of the Center's Pacific Islands Professional Fellows Programs, which promote economic empowerment through hands-on practical training and by facilitating the establishment of strong, enduring connections between industry professionals in the United States and the Pacific Islands. These programs are funded by the US Department of State.
After joining the Center in 1998, Scott served as the webmaster and managing editor of the Pacific Islands Report and helped the Pacific Islands Development Program conduct many high-level intergovernmental meetings of the Standing Committee and the Pacific Islands Conference of Leaders (PICL), among other activities.
He holds an MA degree in Pacific Islands Studies and a Graduate Certificate in Resource Management from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and a BS degree in Business Administration from Bethel College in Kansas. He follows political development in the Pacific islands closely and previously served as the Political Reivews Editor for the Journal of the Contemporary Pacific.
Scott Kroeker is the coordinator of the Center's Pacific Islands Professional Fellows Programs, which promote economic empowerment through hands-on practical training and by facilitating the establishment of strong, enduring connections between industry professionals in the United States and the Pacific Islands. These programs are funded by the US Department of State.
After joining the Center in 1998, Scott served as the webmaster and managing editor of the Pacific Islands Report and helped the Pacific Islands Development Program conduct many high-level intergovernmental meetings of the Standing Committee and the Pacific Islands Conference of Leaders (PICL), among other activities.
He holds an MA degree in Pacific Islands Studies and a Graduate Certificate in Resource Management from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and a BS degree in Business Administration from Bethel College in Kansas. He follows political development in the Pacific islands closely and previously served as the Political Reivews Editor for the Journal of the Contemporary Pacific.
