Ungerleider and his colleagues at Global Sports Development have led the GSD mentorship program----which offered disadvantaged youth the opportunity to travel abroad, exposure to culture and education in museums and symposia and trips to the last five Olympiads. More ›

Ungerleider’s work with the Culture, Education, Sport and Ethics Program has led to the development of art and essays from children around the globe. The best of the work was published in four versions of the CESEP book, and put into an art exhibit at international events...including the Olympics. More ›

Ungerleider’s books have received critical reviews from many sectors of the national and international media. His best selling book, Faust’s Gold: Inside the East German Doping Machine (St. Marten’s Press) was the subject of a New York Times Sunday review and a New Yorker feature article. The book was made into a PBS documentary that was nominated for an Emmy. More ›

Dr. Ungerleider has consulted with elite athletes ---as well as Olympians---from multiple disciplines. His work on anti-doping pre-dates his appointment to the education and ethics commission at World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). More ›

Ungerleider is founding trustee and executive board member of Global Sports Development. He also serves on the Anti-Defamation League and is a consultant to Childhelp, Inc. for the prevention of child abuse nationally.

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