http://174.132.89.233/~h4as/1.png Mark has taught thousands of students at El Capitan High School, Grossmont College, Alliant International University, and the University of California Extension Programs at UCLA and UCSD. He has twice been honored as Teacher of the Year. In addition, he received awards from...
http://174.132.89.233/~h4as/2.png Mark Hanson resides in Lakeside with his wife, Jackie, and their college-student daughter, Hillary. Mark is founder and President of the Heartland Foundation, a charitable organization helping people in our community since 1978. After losing his own home in the 2003 wildfires,
http://174.132.89.233/~h4as/3.png Mark has served as Director of Training and Development for the San Diego-Imperial Counties Labor Council, where he has raised $11 million in grants and helped create thousands of local, good-paying jobs. He previously served as Executive Director
Mark Hanson doesn’t just talk about creating jobs. He has done it—as director of training for the Labor Council he created jobs and trained people to fill them.
Mark Hanson lost his home in the fires of 2003, but still formed a fire survivors group to help others. Mark saw the poor response of the government and the insurance companies which should have been there to help in that hour of need and instead in many cases blocked families’ efforts to rebuild.
Mark Hanson has long advocated for renewable energy and founded United Green to help create partnerships with companies to forge a future that not only looks out for the environment, but helps create jobs in the many new industries that will be required to make both our communities and our energy sources sustainable.
Dr. Mark Hanson, Ph.D., has been both a teacher and administrator and understands from both a classroom and a boardroom view that even in a tight economy, not providing a good education for our young people is simply mortgaging our future.
Mark Hanson has worked to really change our prisons and what happens to people when they get out. He understands that real prison reform is closely tied to education.
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July 5, 2010 15:36 via web
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June 29, 2010 13:30 via web
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Although this video is four years old it has been left up on this site because what Mark says about the fires is still true. Too many of his neighbors still have not been able to rebuild and resume their lives because of insurance companies giving them the run around, and the state’s failure to step in and move things forward. Mark is still championing those same causes:
Mark Hanson doesn’t just talk about creating jobs. He has done it—as director of training for the Labor Council he created jobs and trained people to fill them.
Mark Hanson lost his home in the fires of 2003, but still formed a fire survivors group to help others. Mark saw the poor response of the government and the insurance companies which should have been there to help in that hour of need and instead in many cases blocked families’ efforts to rebuild.
Mark Hanson has long advocated for renewable energy and founded United Green to help create partnerships with companies to forge a future that not only looks out for the environment, but helps create jobs in the many new industries that will be required to make both our communities and our energy sources sustainable.
Dr. Mark Hanson, Ph.D., has been both a teacher and administrator and understands from both a classroom and a boardroom view that even in a tight economy, not providing a good education for our young people is simply mortgaging our future.
Mark Hanson has worked to really change our prisons and what happens to people when they get out. He understands that real prison reform is closely tied to education.
