Curriculum Development and Education Foundations. She was also a research fellow at Episcopal Divinity School and Harvard University on the topic: Leadership and Transformation.

Dr Zinn worked in grassroots-based international movements as consultant and facilitator. In particular, she worked on the United Religions Initiative and the Earth Charter. She works with multi-sector and multi-issue groups in helping people deepen an understanding of global realities, local efforts, and the connections inherent. Dr Zinn also worked as the Education Program Director for Global Education Associates, a non-governmental organization working to further global systemic change.

Dr Zinn served as the main representative for the Congregations of St Joseph, an NGO in General Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council at the United Nations. She represented over 15,000 Sisters of St Joseph wholive and minister in 57 countries. In this capacity she participated in UN meetings on the topics of Human Rights, Eradication of Poverty, Environment, Peace and Disarmament, Education, Sustainable Development, Women, Children and Healthcare. She also spent time with individual congregations and provinces in helping them connect their particular efforts and energies to the global issues and concerns.

Dr Zinn served on her Congregation’s leadership team and in the Presidency of Leadership Conference of Women Religious for a three year term, 2012-2015. She served as the Senior Vice President for Mission Integration for Plante Moran Cresa Company working with Congregations as they discerned the future of their mission and charism and fully living of their religious life during these transformational times. Currently Carol serves as the Executive Director of