Mr. Nicholas Tomb Program Coordinator Contact ntomb@nps.edu (831) 656-1829

Nicholas Tomb serves as a Program Coordinator at the Center for Stabilization and Reconstruction Studies. In this capacity he helps with the development and delivery of educational activities, organizational representation and capacity building for the new Center.

He is also a faculty member at the Monterey Peninsula College where he teaches American Government.

He is a co-founder and serves as Secretary on the Board of Directors of Global Majority, an international, non-profit organization that promotes non-violent conflict resolution through education and training, networking, publications and advocacy activities.

He formerly served as President of the Arcata/Camoapa Sister City Project, a sister city relationship between Arcata, CA and Camoapa, Nicaragua. He led several delegations to and from Camoapa, delivering supplies and working on water projects in the sister city.

Nick received a BA in Political Science from Humboldt State University, earning the distinguished "Man of the Year" award in 1999. He also received an MA in International Policy Studies from the Monterey Institute of International Studies with certificates in Conflict Resolution and Commercial Diplomacy.