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Steve Silverman
Cheryl Rodman
1500 Arlington Boulevard #810
Arlington, VA 22209
(703) 522-9600(h) (202) 456-2572(w)
EDUCATION
University of California, Los Angeles
9/91-6/95
B.A. in Political Science June 1995
GPA 3.8
Summa Cum Laude
Dean's Honor Roll
Golden Key National Honor Society
David Lepkowsky Memorial Scholarship
College Honors Program
Departmental Honors Program
Pembroke College, Cambridge, England
6/93-7/93
Studied international stock markets and exchange, English architecture
EXPERIENCE
White House Office of Cabinet Affairs, Intern
3/94-6/94 and
Primary contact for Cabinet and Sub-Cabinet travel calendars.
3/95-present
Manage office paper flow and correspondence between agencies
and the White House.
Author Presidential briefing memoranda.
Coordinate White House events with Cabinet agencies.
Prepare Presidential scheduling requests from Cabinet agencies.
Presidential Advance
9/94-3/95
Served as press and travel advance for Presidential trips to Southern California.
Law Firm of DeCastro West Chodorow & Burns
6/92-6/93
Assisted with corporate tax and litigation documents.
Arranged schedules and priorities.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Mulholland Middle School
9/93-3/94
Taught Algebra and English as a second language.
Ronald McDonald House
9/91-present
Organize collection drive to collect food, clothing, toys for families whose
children suffer from cancer.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Research Assistant for Political Scientist Dr. Stephen Spiegel, UCLA,
Department of Political Science.
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority (Fundraiser Chair and Alumni Representative:
created newsletter and coordinated social events).
COMPUTERS
Wordperfect; Microsoft Word; Lotus Notes
MAY 17 '95 03:05PM
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JONATHAN A. FRIEBERT
1124 25th Street, NW Apt T-6
Washington, DC 20037
Work: (202) 456-1813
Home: (202) 331-0707
EDUCATION
Masters of Public Administration. The George Washington University, Washington, DC, Expected Date of
Completion June, 1995.
B.A. Political Science, The George Washington University, Washington, DC, May, 1993.
POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
Interned in several White House offices. Responsibilities included helping set up radio interviews and maintaining
radio data base; drafting responses to Congressional inquiries and constituent requests; and summarizing
correspondence for the President as well as assisting with support duties in the Immediate Office of the President.
Researched and reported on selected business\education partnerships, as a GS-7, for the Corporate Liaison in the
U.S. Department of Education. Drafted recommendations to establish a federal recognition program for successful
partnerships. Other tasks included general support work for the Office of the Deputy Secretary of Education.
Assisted the Executive Director, as a GS-7, in planning and implementing National Recognition Week for The
White House Commission on Presidential Scholars. Responsible for developing a career shadowing program,
supervising a staff of 18 student advisors, and coordinating the logistics of the 400 person program.
Directed operations of 200 member organization as President of the GW College Democrats. Administered $5,000
budget. Programs included voter education on pertinent issues, a "sleep out" for homelessness, and campus
programming with off-campus speakers.
Interned in freshman Congressional office. Assisted with establishing office by fulfilling constituent requests and
researching issues.
Interned in the national office of the College Democrats of America. Initiated and wrote articles for the national
newsletter, updated national membership list, and recruited new campuses.
ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP
Served as residential assistant in freshman hall. Responsible for 120 students by providing methods toward
conflict resolution and planning hall programs.
Created outdoor program for new students. Trained and supervised 12 staff members, managed a $16,000 budget,
and lead 105 person trip. Continued advising and establishing the program for two years.
Co-directed summer programs and Welcome Week activities for GW. Coordinated and promoted university wide
events, which included trips, campus concerts, and a culminating Labor Day street festival. Administered a staff
of 20 people and a $20,000 budget.
MAY 17 '95 03:05PM
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RECENT EMPLOYMENT
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, Office of the Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Education, Washington, DC (8/94-
11/94)
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, White House Commission on Presidential Scholars, U.S. Department of Education,
Washington, DC (4/94-7/94)
RESIDENT ASSISTANT, The George Washington University, Washington, DC (8/93-5/94)
ADMINISTRATOR, PROJECT EXPLORATION, The George Washington University, Washington, DC (5/92-
8/93)
CO-DIRECTOR, SUMMER PROGRAMS, The George Washington University, Washington, DC (5/92-9/92)
INTERNSHIPS
THE WHITE HOUSE, Immediate Office of the President, Washington, DC (1/95-Present)
THE WHITE HOUSE, Offices of Media Affairs, Legislative Affairs, and Scheduling and Advance, Washington,
DC (8/94-12/94)
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS BARRETT (D-WI), Washington, DC (1/93-5/93)
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS, COLLEGE DEMOCRATS OF AMERICA, Democratic National
Committee, Washington, DC (9/91-12/91)
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
Student Speaker, Masters of Public Administration Graduation Ceremony, (May, 1995)
Selected to Pi Alpha Alpha (National Public Administration Honors and Service Fraternity) (1995)
Elected President of the GW College Democrats (1993-1994)
Selected to Golden Key National Honors Society (1993)
Selected to the GW Peer Advisor program (Fall Semester, 1992)
Elected to the GW College Democrats Executive Board (1990-1993)
Elected to the GW Student Senate (1992-1993)
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity (1990-1993)
REFERENCES UPON REQUEST
Danielle F. Rose
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1255 New Hampshire Ave., N.W., Apt. 205
Washington, DC. 20036
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(202) 331-8068
Education
The Elliott School, The George Washington University
August 1991- May 1995
Major: International Relations Minor: Psychology
Rotary Scholarship for Study Abroad: Lille, France
August 1990- July 1991
Independent Art Study: Florence, Italy
June- July 1994
Internships
White House, Office of Public Liaison
September 1994- Present
Assistant to the Special Assistant to the President
Assignment: U.S. Surgeon General Nomination
Tasks: Briefings, press conferences, outreach
US Senator Russell Feingold
January- April 1994
Research, constituent mail and phone calls
Volunteer Work
Nixon Center's for Peace and Freedom
March 1995
After Victory: Defining an American Role in an Uncertain Year
Technical Assistant
Washington AIDS Walk
September 1991- Present
Personal fundraiser
College Democrats, GWU
September 1991- Present
Board and Chapter member
Presidential campaigns: Bob Kerrey, Bill Clinton
September 1991-Nov. 1992
Senatorial campaigns: Herb Kohl; Harris Wofford
1988 Election; 1991 Election
Inaugural Celebration
January 1993
Employment
Vidalia Restaurant: Hostess and Server
May 1994- September 1994
Colonial Computers, GWU: Administrative Assistant
February 1992- February '93
SingleLife Magazine: Administrative Assistant
June 1986- August 1990
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4333 Taney Avenue, Apt 401 Alexandria, VA 22304
(703)823-9145
Education:
Georgetown University School of Foreign Service - BS in Foreign
Service, 1994. Major: The Humanities in International Affairs. 3.49 GPA
University of Seville - Spring 1993. Facultad de Historia y Filologia.
Hanover High School - Hanover, N.H. Graduated with High Honors.
Captain of 3 Varsity sports teams (soccer, lacrosse and skiing).
Work
Office of the First Lady - June, 1994 to Present.
Experience:
Research and prepare briefings, assist in planning White House events,
provide administrative support to the Deputy Chief of Staff to the First
Lady.
White House Intern - Office of the First Lady - Spring 1994.
Assisted in outreach to the non-profit sector and the arts community;
research and correspondence.
Senator Patrick Leahy's Office - Fall 1992. Interned in the Foreign
Operations Subcommittee preparing the Foreign Operations
Appropriations Bill.
Committee on House Administration - Fall 1991. Paid intern; tracked
the expenditures of all House Committees and researched projects for the
Committee's Counsel.
Volunteer
Habitat for Humanity - Summer 1993, Quechee, VT.
Work:
Georgetown Children's House - Spring 1992, Washington, DC.
Volunteered at an after-school program for under-privileged children.
Ayuda Legal Aid Society - Spring 1991, Washington, DC. Helped
Hispanic immigrants apply for political asylum and work permits.
Honors/
Certificate in Latin American Studies - 1994, Georgetown University.
Awards:
Oral Proficiency Exam in Spanish - Passed in 1993 at Georgetown
University.
Big East Academic All-Star, 1993-94.
N.H. Scholar/Athlete of the Year - Presented by Governor Judd Gregg
and the N.H. Commission on the Status of Women.
Activities:
Women's Varsity Soccer - Georgetown University. Varsity Team, 4
years. Co-Captain Senior year.
References:
Available upon request.
JESSICA RAPER
2000 South Grant Street
Arlington, VA 22202
(703) 892-0322
OBJECTIVE
A challenging position in which I can use my skills and
experience to contribute to the current Administration's success.
SUMMARY
Leadership experience backed by an A. B. degree in Political Science.
EXPERIENCE
9/94 to Present
The White House, The First Lady's Office of Correspondence
Intern
Researched, rewrote, and drafted new form responses.
Drafted answers to letters which required individual response.
1/93 to 12/93
Duke University, Department of Public Policy Studies
Advanced-Level Teaching Assistant, Grader
Led weekly discussion groups for ethics and leadership classes.
Graded weekly essay quizzes for approximately fifty students.
5/93 to 8/93
The Carter Center, The Atlanta Project (TAP), Southside Cluster
Celebration Coordinator
Coordinated The Atlanta Project Southside Cluster Showcase.
Developed an independent study critiquing the program.
9/90 to 5/93
Duke University, Department of Athletics, Iron Dukes
Corporate Donor Assistant
Researched, appraised, selected, and contacted potential donors.
Developed strategies for identifying potential members.
1/92-5/92
Duke Democrats, Executive Council, Sanford for Senate Campaign
Campaign Coordinator
Planned bimonthly meetings and developed educational campaigns.
Coordinated Duke Democrats' effort in the Sanford campaign.
EDUCATION
Duke University, A. B. in Political Science, 1994
Marketing and Management Certificate
Women's Studies Certificate
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LISA M. LOESER
68-12 Yellowstone Blvd. Apt. 6M
Forest Hills, NY 11375
(718) 897-6207
WORK EXPERIENCE
North Shore University Hospital nt Glen Cove, Family Practice Unit Glen Cove, New York
Social Work Intern. Counsel ambulatory-care center patients of various ethnic backgrounds, ages and income levels on
matters related 10 pregnancy, acute illness, newly diagnosed disease, substance abuse, family dynamics. Arrange for the
provision of home-care services, emergency medication, and transportation for eligible Medicaid recipients. Provide
information and referrals for financial assistance and other community resources. Designing program manual. (September
1994 present)
Institute for Health Policy Solutions, Washington, DC.
Project Assistant. Contributed to rescarch, writing, production, and dissemination of information and publications for not-
for-profit organization designing solutions to access, cost, and effectiveness problems in the health care system. Supported
development of Institute's on-line information exchange system related to health-purchasing cooperatives. Coordinated three-
day conference and exhibition for over two hundred federal/state policymakers, employer-coalition leaders, and private-
industry representatives. (November 1993 - September 1994)
Adoption Connection, San Francisco, California.
Program Assistant. Coordinated adoption plans with clients, attorneys, and Department of Social Services. Designed and
managed program database. Developed and maintained billing and tracking systems to monitor case progress. Arranged
educational seminars. Conducted preliminary screening and counseled families on adoption issues and process. Wrote
program manual; produced legal documents: certified families for foster care. (July 1992 June 1993)
International Training and Exchange, Inc. (INTRAX), San Francisco, California
Admissions Coordinator. Supervised field staff of fifteen Regional Coordinators throughout the U.S. and Canada in the
operation of homestay programs for European and Asian exchange students. Planned and conducted training seminars for
sixty Plecement Coordinators. Counseled students and families in crisis situations. Recruited, interviewed, and wrote
training manuals for new Placement Coordinators. Redesigned program database. (April 1991 - July 1992)
United States Information Agency, Office of International Visitors, Washington, DC.
Program Associate. Developed professional programs for distinguished international visitors traveling under the auspices of
the U.S. Government. Coordinated meetings between visitors and special interest groups, government agencies, and
universities. Arranged travel and financial assistance. (Summer 1989)
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Action Coalition for Social Justice, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.
Coordinating-Committee Member, Treasurer. Active member of student-based coalition formed to respond to proposed
reductions in federal, state, and city social services. Assisted in coordination of "teach-in", designed to educate and mobilize
students. faculty. and community to act against program reductions. Manage budget and accounting of expenses. (January
1995 present)
Task Force on Public Health, Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York.
Volunteer Coordinator, Recruited, organized and directed staff of twenty-five volunteers in operation of "Strategies for
HIV/AIDS Education: Research, Practice, and the Media," 8 professional colloquium attended by over two hundred public
health officials, social workers. medical personnel and researchers. Sponsored by the School of Social Work Task Force on
Public Health and the Upper Manhattan Task Force on AIDS. (April 1995)
Alexandria Hotilne, Alexandria, Virginia.
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l'olunteer Hotline Listener. Completed forty hours of crisis intervention training in accordance with requirements of
American Association of Suicidology. Counseled callers on issues related to suicide, гире, domestic violence, end substance
abuse. Provided ongoing support for depression and made referrals for further assistance. (October 1993 - September 1994)
LISA M. LOESER
Computer: Windows for Workgroups 3.11; Macintosh System Software 7.1; Microsoft Word 6.0s; Microsoft Excel 5.0;
Quattro Pro 1.0; Microsoft PowerPoint 4.0; Aldus PageMaker 5.0; Filemaker Pro 2.0; PC-File 6.0; Microsoft Access 2.0;
HyperCard 2.1.
EDUCATION
Columbia University, New York, New York.
Master of Science in Social Work. Clinical Social Work Practice with 8 concentration in Health and Mental Health Minor in
Social Work Research. Projected May 1996.
University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware.
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations. May 1990. Dean's List Undergraduate Achievement and J.J. Bannings
Scholarships Sigma Total Rho and Delta Phi Alpha Honor Societies. Winter session exchange student in Bayreuth, Germany.
FRANKLIN J. DERUSSO M.D. M.H.M.P. F.A.C.S.
9713 Whitley Park Place
Bethesda, Md. 20814-2035
Ph. (301); 929-7339; 530-1132
EDUCATION:
Washington College of Law.(Am.U)
Sept. 94 continuing
J.D expected 1997
George Washington Univ., D.C.
Sept. 89 to Sept 93
M.H.M.P.*
1993
Hahnemann Medical College PA
Sept. 56 to June 60
M.D.
1960
Juniata College, PA
Jan. 52 to Jan 56
B.S. Biology
1956
POSITIONS:
Medical Director of Ambulatory Surgical Ctr..
Jan 95 current
Kaiser HMO
Associate Manager of Quality Resource Management.
Jan 95 current
Kaiser HMO
Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Jan.89 current
Kaiser-HMO D.C
Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery⁷.
Mar.71-Dec.88
Pvt. Practice Dav. IA
Assoc. Practice Cardiovascular & Thoracic-Surgery6
Sept.70-Mar71
Assoc. Practice CT
Resident in Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery⁵
Sept.68-Sept70
Univ IA (PGY 6-7)
Army Surgeon:MASH in Rhyuku Isle.
Mar.66-Sept68
Vietnam Conflict4
General & Vascular Surgical Staff.³
July 65-Mar.65
Henry Ford Hosp., MI
Resident General. & Vascular Surgery.²
July 61-June 65
Henry Ford Hosp., MI
Internship, Rotating¹
July 60-June
Hahnemann .H.(PGY
Research at Naval Acceleration Lab.
Jan. 56-Sept.56***
Naval Air Stat Ctr, P
ACADEMIC POSITIONS:
Georgetown Univ. Hosp., D.C:
Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery,
1990
George Washington U., D.C:
Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery,
1989
University of Iowa Hosp., IA
Clinical Associate in Dept. of Surgery,
1968
University of Hawaii, Rhyuku Is.
Clinical Instructor in General Surgery,
1967.
Henry Ford Hosp., MI:
Assistant Surg & Instr. Gen/Vasc Surg,
1966.
AWARDS:
Chairman's Honors List in Masters Degree Health Service
1989-93
Management & Policy Program at George Washington Univ. DC (GPA 3.90):
1993
Soldier's Medal for Heroism:-Vietnam Campaign:
1968.
Fellowship in Vascular Surgery Research at Henry Ford Hosp. MI
1962.
Fellowship American Heart Association: (Heart Research-part-time)
1957-60
Athletic (Football) Scholarship Awarded All-State & All-City Honors Phila; PA
1952
Barnwell Scholastic Awards (Central High Sch. of Phila. PA)
1949-1950
*MHMP: Master's Degree in Health Services Management & Policy, from School of Business & Public Health Services Administrati
Includes Post-Graduate Training Program Year (s) (PGY) and employment.
Interim period between undergraduate school and entering Medical School
****Reasons for leaving:
.completion of Internship program
5.completion of training program
2.completion of training program
6. invited to establish first open heart surgical program in rural community in IA
3.Army Enlistment
7. invited to establish thoracic & cardiovascular surgical service at Kaixer HMO.
4.completion of tour of duty
FRANKLIN J. DERUSSO MD MHA FACS
9713 Whitley Park Place
Bethesda, Md. 20814-2035
Ph; Wo: (301) 929 7339; Ho: (301) 530 1132
Degrees:
Dates
Masters Degree (MHMP)*
George Washington Univ.,D.C.
Sept. 1993
Medical Degree:
Hahnemann Medical University, PA:
June 1960
Bachelor of Science:
Juniata College, PA:
June 1956.
Postgraduate Training:
Law School (First Year; Grad; 1997)
American University; Wash. Coll of Law
1994-current
School of Business and Public Services
George Washington University, DC
1989-93
Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
Univ. of Iowa, IA.,
(PGY 7-8)
1968-70
General & Vascular Surgery:
Henry Ford Hospital, MI.
(PGY 2-6) 1961-65
Internship Rotating:
Hahnemann Hospital, PA.
*(PGY 1)
1960-61
Board Certification:
American Board of Thoracic Surgery (Cardiovascular Surgery):
Oct. 24,1971.
American Board of General Surgery:
May 22,1967.
National Board of Medical Examiners:
July 1,1961.
Clinical Experience in Medicine:***
Medical Director Ambulatory Surgical Center; HMO Kaiser Permanente:
1995-current
Associate Manager Quality. Resource Management; HMO Kaiser Permanente:
1995-current
Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery DC; HMO Kaiser Permanente:
1989-current
Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery Private Practice-IA⁷
1971-89
Associate. Practice-Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery CT⁶
1970-71
University of Iowa-Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery IA⁵:
1968-70.
Army Surgeon-Treating Vietnam Casualties⁴
1966-68
Henry Ford Hospital-Vascular & General Surgery MI²⁻³
1961-66
Hahnemann Hospital-Rotating Internship PA¹
1960-61
Military Service:
Army Surgeon treating Vietnam Casualties, attached to a M.A.S.H. unit, Rhyuku Is. 1966-68
*MHMP: Master's Degree in Health Services Administration Management & Policy.from the School of Business
and Public Health Servicee Administration.
Post-Graduate Training Program Year (s) (PGY)..
***Reason for leaving:
1.completion of Internship program 5.completion of training program
2.completion of training program
6. invited to establish first open heart surgical program in rural community in IA
3.induction into Army
7. invited to establish thoracic & cardiovascular surgical service at Kaiser HMO.
4.completion of tour duty
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FRANKLIN J. DERUSSO MD, MHA FACS.
Teaching Appointments:
Location
Title
Dates Appointed
Georgetown University DC
Assistant Professor in Clinical Surgery:
1990.
George Washington Univ.DC
Assistant. Professor in Clinical Surgery:
1989.
University of Iowa IA.
Associate in Clinical Surgery:
1968-70.
University of Hawaii Rhyk.Is.
Instructor in Surgery:
1967-68.
Henry Ford Hospital MI
Clinical Surgical Assoc.& Instr. Vasc. & Gen. Surg.:
1965-66.
Juniata College PA
Instructor in Vertebrate Anatomy Lab.:
1955-56.
Research Experience:
Type
Location
Vascular Diseases:
Henry Ford Hospital MI
1962-66.
Cardiac Diseases Fellowship American Heart Assoc
Hahnemann Hosp.PA
1957-59
Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surg.
Univ. Iowa Hospitals IA
1968-70.
Biochemistry Research:
Hahnemann Biochemistry PA 1955.
Naval Air Develop.Ctr Johnsville, PA:
1956
Awards:
Soldiers Medal for Heroism:
1968
Research Fellowship in Vascular Diseases (HFH).
1962
Research Fellowship American Heart Association:
1957-59.
Athletic Scholarship (Football); Awarded All-State & All-City Honors
1952-56
Barnwell Scholastic Honors (Central High School of Phila.,PA)
1949-50
Extracurricular Activities:
Served as Chairman of Department of Surgery. Mercy Hospital Davenport, IA.
Served as member of Executive Committees
Served on numerous medical and community committees for planning, problem solving, decision and
policy making for over 20 yrs. while continuing in the practice of surgery.
Sponsored charitable events for hospital and community benefit.
Teaching surgical residents and medical students.
Research both clinical and investigative lab.
Undergraduate college:
Vertebrate Lab. Instructor (3 yrs.-avg. 8-10 hrs/wk)
Athletic Scholarship-Football participated in Fall/Spring.
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