“1991-92 Columbia University, Department of History, Instructor to Full Professor, 1946-91, Chairman, 1961-64 Education Ph.D., Columbia University, 1949 M.A., Columbia University, 1942 B.S., City College, 1941 BOARD MEMBERS: John R. Tunheim, Chair - Heer r C.nfr - ‘-”
“13-00000 € Harvard University, Institute for Educational Management, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1993, Certificate, July 1993. 9. Employment Record: Resident Advisor, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, September 1966-August 1967. Second/First Lieutenant, U. S. Army, A”
“the United States for the federal prosecution of W. A. "Tony" Boyle. Acted as Special Prosecutor for Delaware County, Pa. from 1971 to 1974 to investigate allegations of govern mental corruption. Prior to joining the District Attorney’s Office, served as a Voluntary Defen”
“the United States for the federal prosecution of W. A. "Tony" Boyle. Acted as Special Prosecutor for Delaware County, Pa. from 1971 to 1974 to investigate allegations of govern mental corruption. Prior to joining the District Attorney’s Office, served as a Voluntary Defe”
“the United States for the federal prosecution of W. A. "Tony" Boyle. Acted as Special Prosecutor for Delaware County, Pa. from 1971 to 1974 to investigate allegations of govern mental corruption. Prior to joining the District Attorney’s Office, served as a Voluntary Defend”
“14-00000 - 5 - • eph B. Smith Box 323 B, Route 2 Items 21 and 23,Form 57. Gardners,Ta. II. Researchaand Publication (cont.) C. Understanding Our State Government,C.H.Masland and Sons, June, 1949. 1. A pamphlet giving a simple account of the Pennsylvania state government”
“13-00000 -3- 10. Military Service: None 11. Government experience: City of Worcester, Mass., Stubbs Drawings Fund Advisory Committee, 1979- 80 Massachusetts L.S.C.A. Advisory Board, 1975- 77 New York State Historical Records Adv. Board, 1984- 86 New Jersey State Histor”
“13-00000 -2- 8. Education: Freeport (N. Y.) Junior- Senior High School September, 1954- June, 1960 N. Y. S. Regents High School diploma Providence (R. I.) College September, 1960- June, 1964 B. A. degree St. John’s University (N. Y.) September, 1964- June, 1966 M. A”
“attorneys general in America. He received the 1988 President’s Distinguished Service Award from NAAG for his work as an editor of the book Office of Attorney General: Powers and Duties. He has lectured at each of NAAG’s Management Training Seminars and at numerous NAAG meetin”
“13-00000 % bb 7 Consultant, Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States, September 1977- February 1978. Prepared history-related material for a commemorative conference held in York, Pennsylvania, November 1977. Assisted in conducting a conference of educators fr”
“sense of historical objectivity. Second, I served two terms as a member of the National Historical Publications Commission to which I was appointed and then reappointed by President Johnson. A chief function was to arrange for the evaluation and publication of collections of ”
“13-00000 00 13 1111 I2. 0 L’A 0434 91U 1. v "The Historian's Dilemma," Understanding Congress: Research Perspectives, GPO, 1991. "President Kennedy's National Security Policy: A Reassessment, " Reviews in American History, March 1991. "John Foster Dulles and the Bipartisa”
“13-00000 -6- with David D. Hall, Richard D. Brown and John B. Hench, eds. Printing and Society in Early America. (Worcester, Mass.: American Antiquarian Society, 1983). with Mary Jo Pugh, Evaluation of Archival Institutions: Services. Principles. Guide to Self-Study (Chica”
“of Higher Education, 1988 and 1992; PAH Newsletter, 1984; SHAFR Newsletter, (Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations), June -December 1977. American Historical Association . Member, Jt. Committee of nistorians/Archivists, 1989-91. Member (elected), Research Di”
“13-00000 %4 1 " Eisenhower and the National Security Process," Lecture, Eisenhower Center, University of New Orleans, October, 1990. ". The Evolution of the American Foreign Policy Process from Roosevelt to Reagan," Lecture, Foreign Relations Association of New Orleans, Ap”
“13-00000 Di Page 2 11. Government experience: List any advisory, consultative, ' honorary or other part-time Service or positions with Federal, State, or local governments, other than those list above. ' a. Department of State Advisory Committee on Historical Diplomatic”
“13-00000 9 5, PUBLICATIONS "The Importance of Foreign Policy Process: Eisenhower and the z National Security Council," in Eisenhower: A Centenary7 Assessment, LSU Press, f forthcomings. "The Ubiquitous Mr. Clifford," (Review Essay), Diplomatic History, Winter 1993. "The”
“Committee, Annual Meeting, Berkeley, CA Fellow, 1981 Member, Committee on Archival Information Exchange, 1982-1984”
“of MIT and Harvard University (1976). Instructor at HARVARD UNIVERSITY: have conceived and taught seven separate courses in the Departments of GOVERNMENT, HISTORY AND EXPOSITORY WRITING (1972-1976). NW 88326 Docl:32244118 Page 13”
“Perspectives (American Historical ssociation Newsletter), February, 1984. "History Without Historians," Newsletter, American Historical ssociation, February, 1978. "Foreign Policy Records and Papers: A Case Study of One Group f Documents, cuments." Newsletter,Society for Hi”
“Researched, wrote and edited arti- cles for Society magazine and compiled "Selected Readings: Judicial Selection and Tenure.! Summers 1970 Editor, The Chicago Maroon (student newspaper), Chi- through 1972 cago, Ill. EDUCATION August 1972 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER, W”
“National Security Information. Representing the American Historical Association (AHA), OAH, and Society of Historians of American- Foreign Relations (SHAFR). c. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, June 28, 1983, on S. 1324, in Opposition to the CIA modification of FOIA”
“13-00000 ML Page 3 (b) List all memberships and offices held in and services rendered to all political parties or election committees during the last 10 years. None (c) itemize all political contributions to any individual. campaign organization, political party, politi”
“13-00000 % i 13. Business relationships: Member, Board of Advisors, American Bar Association, Commission on College and University Legal Studies, 1993- present.. Member, Board of Trustees, The Tulsa Philharmonic Society, 1993-present.' Member, National Advisory Board, T”
“13-00000 % £ "If All the World Were Philadelphia: Allen Steinberg’s The Transformation of Criminal Justice." Pennsylvania History 27 (Summer 1992): 13-21. "The Irony of the Federal Constitution’s Genius: State Constitutional Development," in Peter Nardulli, ed. . The Con”
“the Council on Library Resources, 1987-1990 The Grolier Club of New York City, 1933-Council, 1990- Research Libraries Group Advisory Task Force on Functional Requirements for the AMC Format, 1980-1981 Committee on Archives and Special Collections, 1985-1991 American Historic”
“13-00000 "Disorder in the House: The Inaccessible Record." The Public Historian, Summer, 1980. The Records of Federal Officials, (ed.) Garland Press, 1979. "Government Historical Offices and Public Records," American Archivist, October, 1978. "Mission to Mexico: Moses Y. B”
“13-00000 £ 16. Honors and awards: "Native Americans and Higher Education," Sumner Institute for Native American high school students. The Coca-Cola Foundation, 1994-1997. "Defining the Core of citizenship: Reaching Those Who Teach Teachers," Summer Institute for College ”
“the Book of the Month Club for September, 1993. By and For the People: Constitutional Rights in American History (Harlan Davidson,‘1991). The Magic Mirror: Law in American History (Oxford, 1990)- The Politics of Justice (Nebraska, 1979). A Comprehensive Bibliography of ”
“paper records. My service as a scholar demonstrates, I believe, an even-handed approach to major issues, a willingness to weight evidence impartially and fairly, and to pursue truth with fidelity to the evidence. Moreover, I have successfully brought to press books and artic”
“391 (1994) "Applying Coercion The Latest Element of Establishment,” in Why We Need Public Schools: Church/State Relations and Visions of Democracy (Art Must, ed., 1992) RECENT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Chair, Committee on Human Rights, District of Columbia Bar (1995-presen”
“w some of the most extensive libraries compiled on the subject of President Kennedy's Assassination. On a limited basis I have consulted with members of Congress and their staffs. Several respected journalists have called upon my experience in testing and developing subject matte”
“13-00000 % "The Cultural History of the Law of Libel," Department of History and College of Law, University of Illinois, April 1991. "The Legal Culture of the Great Plains," Keynote Address, Center for Great Plains Studies’ Symposium on the Bill of Rights, University of N”
“13-00000 16. Honors and awards: List all scholarships, fellowships, honorary degrees, honorary society memberships, military medals and any other special recognitions for outstanding service or achievements. National Association of Attorneys General, Marvin Award (1991) (A”
“(not included) "Hacks and Derelicts Revisited: The American Territorial Judiciary, 1780-1959," Western Historical Quarterly 12 (July 1981): 273-89. "Mere Party and the Magic Mirror: California's First Lower Federal Judicial Appointments," The Hastings Law Journal 32 (March ”
“13-00000 7, PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Academic Adj. Professor in History The American University, 1986-1988, 1992- Distinguished Visiting Professor in History Arizona State University, January-June, 1992 Assoc. Professor in History The American University, 1991 Adj. Ass”
“SELECTED PUBLICATIONS "History as a Period Piece?" (Feature Review), Diplomatic History, Winter 1995. "The Importance of Foreign Policy Process: Eisenhower and the National Security Council," in Eisenhower: A Centenary Assessment, LSU Press, 1994 (forthcoming). "George Ai”
“-3- 2. New York State District Attorney’s Association : June 1976 - Eye-witness Identification + Line-up . Procedures. . - 2 - 3. New York City Homicide Investigators Course conducted by the Detectives Bureau and New York City Robbery School conducted by the Chief of Detec”
“(9 6•; 5, Lectures and Speeches New York University Institute of Continuing Professional Education for Law Enforcement Officers - o- Topic: The States Witness - Technique in Effectively Testifying as a Witness for the Prosecution (March 1974) National Institute on Crime”
“vols.), (ed.) Garland Press, 1983 "The Public Documents Commission: Politics and Presidential cords," Government Publications Review, Vol. 9, 1982. "Challenge of Documenting the Federal Government in the itter 20th Century," Prologue, July, 1982. "National Security I: Invent”
“13-00000 €5 b. What do you believe in your background or employment experience affirmatively qualifies you for this particular appointment? I believe that as a trained historian who has practiced his craft for over 20 years I am well qualified for the position to which I ”
“13-00000 4 % "The Changing Supreme Court," Public Lecture, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C., October 1992. "Public Libel Law and Modern American Morality," Humanities Lecture Series, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, September 1992. "Sober Second Thou”
“13-00000 "The American Citizen: The Developing Legal Concept," i n :Foundations of American Citizenship: New Directions for Education (Washington, D. C.: Council of Chief State School Officers, 1988), pp. 41 - 61. . “Implementing the Constitution as Law: The Origins of Jud”
“American Historians * Committee on Access, 1982-1988 (Chair, 1984-1986) Jt. Committee of Historians & Archivists, 1982-1984 (Chair, 1983) Frederick Jackson Turner Prize Committee, 1980 Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Editorial Board, Diplomatic History.”
“Historian 10 (Winter 1986): 110-32, with Lou Williams, (not included) "Political Power and Constitutional Legitimacy: The South Carolina Ku Klux Klan Trials, 1871-72," Emory Law Journal 33 (Fall 1984): 921-51. "Progressive Reform and the Decline of Democratic Accountability”
“CENTER FOR URBAN STUDIES of MIT and Harvard University (1976). Instructor at HARVARD UNIVERSITY: have conceived and taught seven separate courses in the Departments of GOVERNMENT, HISTORY AND EXPOSITORY WRITING (1972-1976). NW 88326 Docld:32244118 Page 11”
“1977) The Promise of Democracy (with Paul J. Bohannan) (Chicago,. Rand McNally & Company, 1977 - This Great Nation: A History of the United States (Chicago. Riverside Publishing Co. 1983) America: The Glorious Republic (Boston, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1985, Second Edition, 19”
“humanize and demystify their own legal writing, as well as review possible examples of this sort of writing, such as legal journalism. In addition, I am familiar with historical research and writing. I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in history (with distinction), with an ”
“4> Lectures and Speeches New York University Institute of Continuing Professional Education for Law Enforcement Officers -— Topic: The States Witness - Technique in Effectively Testifying as a Witness for the Prosecution (March 1974) National Institute on Crime and Delinq”
“13-00000 % 4 A American Society for Legal History (Chair of Program Committee, Member, Board of Trustees, Chair of Committee on Openness) The Society of Historians of the Early Republic Social Science History Association / Western History Association (Member, Program Com”