Anna Bernaciak

Dr. Anna Bernaciak serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Education and Personnel Development at Poznan University of Economics and Business (UEP). Within UEP, she actively participates in multiple institutional roles including the Burnout Team, UEP Electoral College, Rector's Plenipotentiary for Minors position, and Rector's Committee for Ecology.

Her research focuses on interdisciplinary intersections of sustainability and governance:

• Sustainable development frameworks in public policy
• Local government structures and administrative management
• Psychological dimensions of organizational leadership
• Ecological education methodologies
• Environmental protection strategies

Externally, Dr. Bernaciak maintains significant civic engagement through multiple institutional affiliations:

• Professional memberships in Polish and European Environmental and Resource Economists associations
• Governance roles in Luboń City Council (Councilor and Revitalization Committee)
• Board membership in Luboń Civic Forum Association
• Expert consultancy for Kwidzyn City Hall and Luboń Economic Council
• Regional collaboration through Poznań Metropolis Association

Scientific awards: No formal awards or fellowships are documented in available records.

Dr. Bernaciak's academic supervision occurs within UEP's Department of Education and Personnel Development, though specific grant funding details remain undisclosed. Her external civic roles demonstrate practical application of academic expertise in municipal governance contexts.

While no dedicated research laboratory exists, her work integrates with UEP's ecological initiatives through the Rector's Committee for Ecology, emphasizing community-based sustainability projects and policy implementation.