Dr. Mike Shriberg

Biography

Mike Shriberg’s research focuses on Great Lakes water policy institutions and local state energy policy, with a commitment to campus sustainability and carbon neutrality. He previously served as the Great Lakes regional executive director for the National Wildlife Federation, where he led major initiatives for federal Great Lakes restoration, ensuring water affordability and access, and preventing the introduction of aquatic invasive species. His academic expertise centers on organizational change, water and climate policy leadership, and sustainability. Shriberg has also worked as the education director at the Graham Sustainability Institute and as a lecturer in the Program in the Environment at the University of Michigan. His prior positions include policy director for the Ecology Center and director of Environment Michigan. He has developed online courses on sustainability leadership, directly contributing to the Green Skills Sustainability & Future Specialization at the School for Environment and Sustainability.

Research Interests