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Alaska # : 907-248-2201
Met w/ on 9-23-91
KELLINE R. PEDERSEN
6534 Medinah Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22312
703-941-4820
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Assistant to the Commander, 176th Composite Group, Alaska Air
National Guard; May 1, 1990 to present
Provide administrative support to the Commander and his deputies,
including public relations, scheduling meetings and appointments,
coordinating numerous special events for the Commander and visiting
dignitaries, and taking and transcribing minutes of meetings.
Routine office duties include the accurate typing of letters and
documents, creation of an efficient filing system, managing the
annual Composite Group budget of federal funds, instructing classes
in the use of several computer systems and the bulk mail program,
and compilation of the monthly activity report to the Governor of
Alaska. Additional activities include participation on the Alaska
National Guard Flag Team, Base Defense Team, Health Promotion
Committee, Air Rescue "Spotter" Team, Physical Fitness Monitor, and
Recruiter Augmentee. In 1990, recognized as Airman of the Year in
the Alaska Air National Guard for outstanding performance,
participation, and positive attitude. Featured in 1991 television
commercial for the Air National Guard.
Administrative Specialist, Mission Support Flight, Alaska
Air
National Guard; July 15, 1989 to May 1, 1990
Performed all administrative functions in support office of the
Alaska Air National Guard, including establishment and maintenance
of files, typing correspondence and reports, management of Base
postal facility, and utilization of Zenith 248 Advanced Computer
System with Multi Mate, Enable, Harvard Graphics, PageMaker,
CCPlus, AAOS, MS DOS, RIMS, and Word Perfect and the Xerox 6045
Memorywriter. Coordinated leave and workday scheduling, and
received and screened incoming calls and visitors.
Recruiting and Retention Support Staff, Alaska Air National Guard;
March 1, 1989 to July 15, 1989
Detailed to the busy recruiting and retention office during a
period of tremendous growth in the Alaska Air Guard to support the
large number of new enlistments. Provided the sole administrative
support to four recruiters actively pursuing enlistees for the new
275 person Air Rescue Squadron. Responsibilities included
extensive telephone work, typing of forms, filing of records, and
organization of numerous projects concurrently. The result of this
effort was the full manning of the Rescue Squadron and the Alaska
Air Guard's ability to provide air search and rescue to the entire
state.
Kelline R. Pedersen
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Administrative Specialist, Mission Support Flight, Alaska Air
National Guard; August 15, 1988 to March 1, 1989
Performed a full range of clerical and administrative support
functions for the office. Made decisions based on knowledge of the
procedural requirements of the Air National Guard with awareness of
the specific functions and staff assignments of the office. Served
as the personal management assistant and administrative support to
the Administrative Services and Personnel Offices, and the Civil
Engineering, communications, Security Police, and Graphics
sections. Maintained office files of correspondence, directives,
regulations, and other convenient information. Scheduled appoint-
ments and made arrangements for visits to the Air Guard. Reviewed
outgoing correspondence for proper format, conformance with Air
Force policy, grammar, and typographical accuracy.
Manager, Glass Beach Inn, Fort Bragg, California; 1987-1988
Manager of exclusive eight-room bed and breakfast on the California
coast, responsible for bookkeeping, reservations, cleaning
services, menu preparation and food service, and marketing. This
successful, charming inn was consistently occupied, with its
satisfied customers being our best advertisement.
Waitress, Hilton Hotel Top of the World Restaurant; Kaligan Island
Lodge; Po Folks Restaurant
Waited on customers and served food on a part time basis to
supplement my income while employed by the Air National Guard.
EDUCATION
University of Alaska, Anchorage - Currently working toward BA in
Business Administration, with graduation anticipated in June 1993.
Community College of the US Air Force - Administrative Specialist
Certification, 1988
INTERESTS
Unique interests and actively pursued sports/hobbies include ice
hockey, bicycle racing, triathalons, skydiving, cross country and
downhill skiing, horseback riding, and shooting both rifles and
pistols.
VOLUNTEER WORK
American Lung 126-mile Bike Trek (raised over $700) i American Heart
Run; McDonald's Fun Run; and extensive support to the Alaska Armed
Forces Family Assistance Center during and after Operation Desert
Storm.
DEPARTMENT OF DETENSE
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS 176TH COMPOSITE GROUP (MAC)
KULIS ANG BASE, 6000 AIR GUARD ROAD
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502-1998
UTAH
FLD STATES OF
AMERICA
OF
REPLYTO
ATTNOF:
210 ARS/CC
September 14, 1991
SUBJECT:
Letter of Recommendation
TO:
Whom It May Concern
It is with great pleasure that I write this recommendation
concerning Kelline Williams. I have known her for two years and
during that time, she has shown me that she is an extremely hard
working, dedicated, and resourceful individual. She is a
self-starter who often perceives what needs to be done before
being asked. She is friendly, easy to get along with, and
exhibits exemplary appearance and professional bearing in the
workplace. She has held key support positions with the Alaska
Air National Guard recruiting office, the 176 Composite Group
(COMPG) Executive Officer, and the 176 COMPG Commander's office.
One of the highlights of Kelly's time with us was her well
deserved selection as 1990 Airman of the Year. Chosen from among
all her peers, she represented the Alaska Air National Guard at
numerous military, municipal, and state functions for a prolonged
period of time. In this capacity, as she rubbed elbows with
General Officers, Mayors, the Governor, Congressmen, and
Senators, she always created a positive lasting impression of
herself and the Alaska Air National Guard.
Please contact me anytime if I can be of further assistance as a
reference for Ms Williams. My office phone number is
907-249-1210 and my home phone is 907-345-6647. Thank you.
Come
GENE L. RAMSAY, Lt Col, AKANG
Commander, 210 Air Rescue Squadron
GARY J. PETERS, ESQ.
2725 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Apartment #108
Washington, D.C. 20008
Home: (202) 232-8435
Office: (202) 467-9660
STATE BAR ADMISSIONS
New York, California
Florida and New Jersey
EDUCATION
Law School Degree:
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, Mich.
(1976-79); J.D. Cum Laude (May 1979)
Honors and Activities:
Rockwell T. Gust Trial Advocacy Award;
Writing and Advocacy Award; Student Senate;
Phi Delta Phi
Undergraduate Degree:
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, Mich.
(1971-72) ; B.A. (August 1972)
Major - Political Science
Minors - Economics, pre-Med.
Honors and Activities:
G.P.A. - 3.74/4.0
Counselor, Plymouth Child Development Center
WILLIAMS COLLEGE, Williamstown, MA (1969-71)
Majors - Political Economy;
Environmental Studies
Honors and Activities:
Mead Government Intern; Football
LEGAL EXPERIENCE
(see pages 3-4 for details)
Special Assistant for
OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY,
Law Enforcement and
Bureau of State and Local Affairs,
Criminal Justice
Executive Office of the President,
(April 1990-present)
Washington, D.C.
Acting Special Counsel
UNITED STATES SENTENCING COMMISSION
(Nov. 1987-April 1990)
Washington, D.C.
Assistant United
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
States Attorney
Criminal Division, S.D.N.Y.
(Nov. 1983-Nov. 1987)
New York, N.Y.
Law Clerk
HONORABLE FRANCIS X. ALTIMARI
(Jan. 1983-Oct. 1983)
E.D.N.Y., Uniondale, N.Y.
Associate Attorney
DONOVAN LEISURE NEWTON & IRVINE
(April 1980-Jan. 1983)
New York, N.Y.
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OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Resident Teaching
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Fellow
Resident professor and counselor in
(1978-79)
undergraduate dormitory; taught courses in
English Composition and Environmental
Problems
Private Investigator
Solo practice in Ohio and Alaska;
(1975-78)
civil and criminal cases, including
undercover work; missing persons; corporate
security. Licensed by the State of Ohio
Special Investigator
OHIO CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION, Columbus, OH
(1974-75)
Statewide responsibility for the investiga-
tion and conciliation of individual and
systemic discrimination cases based on race,
sex or national origin
Investigator
OHIO ATTORNEY GENERAL, Columbus, OH
(1972-74)
Statewide responsibility for evidentiary
development of civil and criminal
prosecutions, including environmental crimes
Research Assistant
UNITED STATES SENATE, Washington, D.C.
(1971)
Summer intern for Subcommittee on the
Environment
PUBLICATIONS
-
Author, "Intermediate Sanctions: A Discussion of Illustrative
Programs," June 1990, on file with the National Criminal Justice
Reference Service, Rockville, Maryland.
-
Co-author, "Pretrial Drug Testing -- An Essential Component of
the National Drug Control Strategy," publication pending (Fall
1991) in the BYU Law School Journal of Public Law.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
-
President, Woodley Plaza Homeowners' Association, Washington,
D.C. (August 1989-present)
-
Member, American Bar Association, Sierra Club, Society of
Professionals in Dispute Resolution
-
Mediator, Brooklyn Mediation Center - mediation of civil,
domestic and minor criminal disputes (1982-83)
-
Board of Directors, Allied Pipe Products, Inc., Ohio (1980-84)
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Surgical Assistant, Aliquippa General Hospital, Aliquippa,
Pennsylvania (1971, 1972)
-
National Outdoor Leadership School, Lander, Wyoming - school of
mountaineering and wilderness survival (1974, 1976)
REFERENCES
Available on Request
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Detailed Job Descriptions
Special Assistant for Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice, Office of
National Drug Control Policy, Washington, D.C. (4/90-present)
I advise ONDCP's Associate Director and head of the Bureau of
State and Local Affairs on matters of law, law enforcement and
criminal justice policy. I monitor developments in law
enforcement and criminal justice at the international, federal,
state and local level, and coordinate our Office's response with
officials at the federal, state and local levels, as well as the
private sector. I act as liaison to ONDCP's Office of Supply
Reduction in such areas as money laundering, border interdiction,
high-intensity drug trafficking areas, science & technology, and
drug control on U.S. public lands. I also act as liaison to the
U.S. Department of Justice in such areas as law enforcement
strategies, prosecution and sentencing policies, model state
legislation, criminal justice funding and research, juvenile
justice, gangs and corrections. I further act as liaison to
numerous public interest groups, including the American Bar
Association and the National Criminal Justice Association. I do
an extensive amount of policy analysis, public speaking, and
writing (including major papers on the subjects of intermediate
sanctions, drug testing in the criminal justice system, and
juvenile justice). From January to April 1991, I assisted in
drafting the proposed Border Security Implementation Plan, a
project co-sponsored by the Domestic Policy Council and the
National Security Council.
Special Counsel, U.S. Sentencing Commission, Washington, D.C.
(11/87-4/90)
I joined the Commission shortly after the sentencing guidelines
became effective. During my first year, I defended the
Commission's constitutionality in oral and written arguments
before Federal district and appellate courts around the country,
and assisted in preparing the Commission's brief to the Supreme
Court in Mistretta V. United States, 488 U.S. 361 (1989). I also
trained judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys in the use of
the sentencing guidelines. I did extensive research and writing
in such policy areas as federal charging, sentencing and plea
bargaining practices, and the detectability of various kinds of
corporate crime, especially defense procurement fraud. I
drafted and analyzed proposed guideline amendments, particularly
those involving drugs, firearms, career offenders and corporate
offenses. In my final year, I was staff director of a project
designed to expand the available sentencing options in the
federal system to include more intermediate sanctions. My
responsibilities included supervising legal and other
professional staff members and coordinating our work with a
sixteen member Advisory Committee.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney, S.D.N.Y., New York, N.Y. (11/83-11/87)
Serving as a federal prosecutor in this particular Office was a
goal I established as a second-year law student. During my four
years there, I prosecuted over 150 cases to conviction, including
cases of complex fraud and other white-collar crimes, official
corruption, organized crime, and racketeering. During my last
two years, I specialized in prosecuting narcotics conspiracy
cases, including one against the city's largest "crack" cocaine
distribution organization. My experience included extensive
investigative and grand jury work, trials, and oral and written
arguments before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
Law Clerk to the Honorable Francis X. Altimari, E.D.N.Y.
Uniondale, N.Y. (1/83-10/83)
Judge Altimari was appointed to the federal district court
(E.D.N.Y.) in December 1982. I served as his initial senior law
clerk until my appointment to the U.S. Attorney's Office. In
addition to the research and writing duties normally performed by
a federal district judge's clerk, I had substantial
responsibilities for setting up and administering the Chambers
and for monitoring and supervising civil settlement conferences.
In December 1985, Judge Altimari was appointed to the U.S. Second
Circuit Court of Appeals.
Associate Attorney, Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine,
New York, N.Y. (4/80-1/83)
I specialized in corporate litigation but also did some corporate
work, including drafting and negotiating contracts. The
litigation primarily involved contracts, antitrust claims and
drug products liability. In addition to extensive legal research
and writing responsibilities associated with civil discovery
efforts, I took over a dozen major depositions during my tenure.
THE WHITE house 10/23
WASHINGTON
you Richard,
It was good to see
you again am Monday. Enclosed
is a copy of my sesume and
a recent performance approisal
from ONDCP. as I mentioned,
I am currently or a short-
term detail to DOT's
Fraud Section, where I am
ssisting in their investigation
of the BCCI matter. I can
be reached there through
514-7023. I hope you'll get
in Touch if I can ever again be
of service. TLanks for your time
Manu P.
Thing
Executive Office of the President
Office of National Drug Control Policy
OUTSTANDING
PERFORMANCE
AWARD
Presented to
Gary J. Peters
in appreciation and recognition of
superior performance of official duties
September 15, 1991
Director, BoMat Office of National Drug Control Policy
ERNEST N. PETRICK
1540 Stonehaven Rd.
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
(313) 971-6482
Present
Engineering Consultant;
Position:
ENP, Inc.
Previous
Chief Scientist,
Positions:
General Dynamics Land Systems, Inc. 1985-1987
Engineering Consultant.
Assignments with University of Michigan (Adjunct
Professor) and with General Dynamics Land Systems
(Chief Scientist and Director of Engineering
Laboratories). 1982-1985
Government
Technical Director, U. S. Army Tank Automotive Command
Experience:
(TACOM) 1965-1982. Research, development, initial
procurement and fielding of tanks, combat vehicles, and
trucks. Directed R&D program, international
agreements, interface with government agencies. U. S.
Delegate to NATO AC 225/Panel II (Combat and Support
Vehicles). Special DOD, DA, DARCOM assignments. FY BZ
TACOM budget $7 billion, R&D budget $400 million.
Industrial
Chief Research Engineer, Kelsey-Hayes Company, 1960
Experience:
to 1965. Aerospace and automotive research and
development.
Curtiss-Wright Corporation, 1953 to 1960. Heat
Transfer Manager, reciprocating and jet engines, Wright
Aeronautical Division. New Product Development
Manager. Chief, Advanced Propulsion Systems, Research
Division.
Academic
B.S. Degree in Mechanical Engineering,
Experience:
Carnegie Tech, 1943
Taught in Departments of Mechanical and Aeronautical
Engineering, Purdue University, 1946 to 1953.
Directed Gas Turbine Labortory; earned M.S. and Ph. D.
degrees in Mechanical Engineering.
Military
Served in the US Navy 1942-1946.
Experience:
Chief Engineer of a destroyer, later held the rank of
Lieutenant Commander in the US Naval Reserve.
Professional
Publications on ground vehicles, flight propulsion
Activities:
and project management. Three patents. Listed in
Who's Who in America; World's Who's Who in Commerce and
Industry; American Men and Women of Science.
Distinguished Engineering Alumnus of Purdue University.
Adjunct Professor, Wayne State University and
University of Michigan. Board of Visitors, Oakland
University and Wayne State University. Board of
Directors, Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
1978-80. Registered Professional Engineer. Member
Army Science Board (Chairman Research and New
Initiatives Subgroup).
ID# 050048
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
INCOMING
NR006
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RECEIVED: JULY 03, 1989
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. ERNEST N. PETRICK
SUBJECT: PLEASED WITH THE ADMINISTRATION'S EMPHASIS
ON FUEL EFFICIENCY; WOULD LIKE TO SERVE IN
AN ADVISORY CAPACITY, IF POSSIBLE
ACTION
DISPOSITION
ROUTE TO:
ACT
DATE
TYPE C COMPLETED
OFFICE/AGENCY
(STAFF NAME)
CODE YY/MM/DD
RESP
D YY/MM/DD
ORG
89/07/03
JS A89/07/05 TR
JOHN Ken Yale SUNUNU
REFERRAL NOTE:
89/07/07 Ky C 89/10/31
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REFERRAL NOTE:
COMMENTS: Jale memo w/ Resume sent to', B. Rosenberg, EPA
m. Deland CEQ; 2. Duggan DOA;
B Parker, DOD; Balk ,OCA; B. Grady
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENTS:
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REFER QUESTIONS AND ROUTING UPDATES TO CENTRAL REFERENCE
(ROOM 75, OEOB) EXT-2590
KEEP THIS WORKSHEET ATTACHED TO THE ORIGINAL INCOMING
LETTER AT ALL TIMES AND SEND
COMPLETED RECORD TO RECORDS
MANAGEMENT.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 31, 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR JUANITA DUGGAN
FROM:
KENNETH P. YALE
SUBJECT:
Offer of Assistance
Attached you will find a resume from an associate of
Governor Sununu who has written to offer technical assistance and
advice on mobile source issues, such as auto fuel efficiency and
clean air.
The Governor has advised Mr. Petrick that we are forwarding
his resume to various offices in the Administration. You may
wish to contact him if he could be of assistance to you.
Copies of this letter also went to the following:
Bill Rosenberg, EPA
Michael Deland, CEQ
Juanita Duggan, OCA
Nancy Maloley,
OPD
William Parker, DOD
David Bates,
WHO
Bob Grady,
OMB
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
July 5, 1989
Dear Ernie,
Thanks for your letter and offer to help the
Administration in the area of clean air policy.
I will share your offer with others working on
this issue as well.
I appreciate your support.
Sincerely,
Jhn John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Mr. Ernest N. Petrick
1540 Stonehaven Road
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
bcc: Ken yale w/ incoming
50048
1540 Stonehaven Rd.
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104
26 June 1989
Dr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Pennsyvlvania Avenue
Washington, D. C.
Dear Dr. Eununu:
bla-
You may recall that we were involved together with the Council
for Environmental Quality on the automobile emission/ economy
program during the 70's. I remember well Ernie Starkman and
George Huebner, as well as Eric Stork and John Brogan engaging
in considerable industry/government (sometimes heated)
discussions. I was a sort of 'semi-neutral government guy'
from TACOM, and you the same from academia.
The purpose of this letter is to say that I am pleased to see
that the Administration is planning to emphasize the requirement
for automotive fuel efficiency and air cleanliness,
= have maintained my interest in that activity. As a matter of
fact, in recent years with the Army Science Board I have been
urging the Army strongly in the fuel economy direction, more
from the military logistics viewpoint.
As the government continues emphasis in this area, which I
consider to be most appropriate, and if I can be of some
assistance, please call on me. I am presently not involved with
the automotive industry, or directly with the government
(spending most of my time consulting to the Army and General
Dynamics on main battle tanks) so if I can serve in an advisory
capacity (similar to the previous CEQ panel) to whichever of the
agencies is working the problem, I would be pleased to do 50. A
short vita is enclosed.
With best wishes to you on the new assignment.
Sincerely,
Time
Ernest N. Petrick
/rr
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
April 2, 1991
Dear Mark:
Thank you for your interest in the position of Associate
Director and Deputy Executive Secretary to the Domestic Policy
Council. I appreciate the time you took to meet with John and
me.
It is awkward writing this letter to a friend because, while
we have decided to select someone else for the job, I would like
to convey to you my great regard for your ability at the same
time. You should know, too, that Bradley is a great advocate for
you. Believe me, the decision was not an easy one to make --
just about everyone we met would have made a fine addition to
this office.
Again, thank you for interest and for taking time to come
meet with us. If you don't mind, we will keep your resume on
file in the event that other opportunities within the White House
become available.
With best wishes.
Sincerely,
Richard
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Mr. Mark Pine
122 Roberts Lane
Alexandria, VA 22305
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 2, 1991
Dear Julie:
Thank you for your interest in the position of Staff
Assistant in the Domestic Policy Council. I appreciate the time
you took to meet with me and some of the other staff.
Your background and experience are certainly impressive,
however, we have decided to select someone else. We had a
difficult time agreeing on which candidate to choose since you
and several others would have made a fine addition to the staff.
Again, thank you for your interest and for your patience
throughout this process. If you don't mind, I would like to keep
your resume on file to be sure you are considered when other
opportunities within the White House become available.
With best regards.
Sincerely,
Richand Piter
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Ms. Julie Pitchess
1052 Papermill Court, NW
Washington, D.C. 20007
Julie Pitchess
1052 Papermill Court, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
(202) 298-7739
September 30, 1991
The Honorable Richard Porter
Special Assistant to the President and
Executive Secretary of the Domestic Policy Council
The White House
Old Executive Office Building, Room 231
Washington, D.C. 20501
Dear Mr. Porter:
Thank you for the opportunity to interview for the position
of staff assistant on Thursday, September 26, 1991. It was a
pleasure meeting both you and Jim Fitzhenry.
I am very interested in this position. I believe my
capabilities, specifically in the areas of organization and
interpersonal skills, would adhere to the required
responsibilities.
Again, thank you for your time. I have enclosed an updated
resume for your review and I will contact you this week regarding
the status of the position.
Sincerely
June Putcher
Julie Pitchess
JULIE ANN PITCHESS
1052 Papermill Court, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
(202) 298-7739
EDUCATION:
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, Los Angeles
B.S. Business Administration; 1991
Entrepreneur Emphasis: GPA 3.54
EXPERIENCE:
Office of the Vice President, Washington, D.C.
Intern, Office of Political Affairs
Assist the Director of Political Affairs in daily activities.
Responsibilities include preparing briefings, correspondence
and administrative tasks.
August 1991-Present
Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Grand Opening, Yorba Linda, CA
Volunteer
Assisted the chairman of the event in the organization and
preparation of the Grand Opening. Specific responsibilities
included supervising the VIP registration and interacting
with city and local officials during three days of
activities.
July 1990
Walter Foster Publishing, Tustin, CA
Data Processing Intern
Worked in the accounting department inputing data into the
computer system using Lotus software.
May 1988-August 1988
Bush-Quayle Campaign, Los Angeles, CA
Volunteer
Participated in campaign events as a motorcade driver and
advance assistant.
September 1988-November 1988
Marquand Development, Inc., Irvine, CA
Assistant
Responsible for daily business activities including front
desk work, word processing and client interaction. Efficient
on Word Perfect, Microsoft Word and Lotus.
March 1986-May 1988
ACTIVITIES & HONORS
USC Dean's Scholarship Recipient
SCion's Scholarship Recipient
Beta Gamma Sigma, Business Honor Fraternity
USC Foreign Studies; Madrid, Spain
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority; Rush Chairman
USC Women's Soccer Team
Dean's List for Academic Excellence; 5 Semesters
MICHAEL ALLEN PRICE
2444 Cloudcroft Square
Reston, VA 22091
(703) 860-8761
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Attorney/Consultant, Metro-Washington, D.C.
Clients include Fredericks & Stephens, P.C., Arthur Lowy, Esq., and the University Research
Corporation. Research securities and contract law. Negotiated, investigated, and researched personal
injury cases. Rewrote 150 pages of Essentials for Attorneys in Child Support Enforcement
(2nd ed. 1991). (1989 - Present)
Special Assistant for Judicial Affairs [Presidential Appointee], U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services, Washington, D.C.
Drafted policy statements announcing our position on lawsuits pending against the Department and
prepared responses to letters of inquiry from Congress. Published articles about administrative and
evidentiary law. Researched The URESA Laws Digest, a compilation of statutory and case law relied
upon nationwide. (1988 - 1989)
Assistant District Attorney, Brunswick Judicial Circuit of Georgia.
Prosecuted civil child support cases for six counties. Litigated and negotiated independently of
supervision. Surpassed our goal of $2,080,000 in child support collections for the 1988 fiscal year by
collecting $2,228,980. (1987 - 1988)
Law Clerk, Hon. William R. Killian, Judge of Superior Court, Brunswick Judicial Circuit of Georgia.
Researched the law on a wide variety of subjects including administrative law, contracts, real property,
torts, criminal law, and equity. Wrote memoranda applying this law to pending cases and recommended
appropriate rulings. (1985 - 1987)
Assistant District Attorney, Ogeechee Judicial Circuit of Georgia.
Handled all aspects of criminal prosecution ranging from trying murder cases to conducting grand jury
proceedings. (1983 - 1985)
EDUCATION
Juris Doctor: University of Georgia School of Law, 1983.
Bachelor of Arts of Journalism: University of Georgia, 1980 (Magna Cum Laude).
Major: Public Relations.
Minor: Business & Political Science.
ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
Phi Kappa Phi Honorary Society; Toastmasters International - Brunswick Chapter, President (1987),
Area 20 District 14 Speech Evaluation Contest (Winner); Georgia Journal of International &
Comparative Law, Editorial Board.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 13, 1991
Dear Michael:
Nancy Mitchell sent me a copy of your resume and mentioned
your interest in the position of Associate Director and Deputy
Executive Secretary to the Domestic Policy Council.
Although your background and experience is impressive, we
have decided to select someone else for the position. The
decision was not an easy one to make -- just about everyone we
considered would have made a fine addition to this office.
Again, thank you for interest. If you don't mind, we will
keep your resume on file in the event that other opportunities
within the White House become available.
With best regards.
Sincerely,
Richard Pote
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Mr. Michael Price
2444 Cloudcroft Square
Reston, VA 22091
February 7, 1991
Dear Richard,
I have attached the resume and writing sample of someone who
would make a great deputy. Mike Price is a solid conservative,
highly intelligent, a fine writer, and a very motivated worker.
He is a lawyer by training (as you can tell by his writing
sample), but is very flexible in his style and approach. In a
meeting situation, he has a very personable, "southern," shoot-
straight appeal.
Obviously, Mike has my highest recommendation. I suggest
you sit down with him and find out if the chemistry works. I
have explained to him the monetary sitation and he was still very
interested in the job. I get the feeling he really wants to work
in the Administration and doesn't have to worry about the
financial end of things.
Please let me know if I can provide you with more info.
Good luck!
Nancy Hancy Mitchell
Mr. John Raidt
2440 Virginia Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20037
(W) (202) 224-2235
(H) (202) 293-2599
Employment:
1987-Present
Legislative Assistant to United States Senator
John McCain. Responsible for legislation and
policy development on energy, environmental and
natural resource issues; speech writing;
constituent relations.
1984-1987
Staff Assistant to United States Representative
John McCain. Responsible for constituent casework;
office representation; organization of volunteer
public service projects.
Education:
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona
B.A. Journalism, 1983
Political
Activities:
1988
Bush for President--volunteer
1986
McCain for U.S. Senate--volunteer
1984-1986
Deputy Registrar, Maricopa County, Arizona
Activities:
Board of Directors, Mesa Boys and Girls Club
Mesa, Arizona
Take Pride in America
Arizona Food Bank Association
Foreign Language: Spanish
References:
Available upon request
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 19, 1991
Dear John:
Thank you for your interest in the position of Associate
Director and Deputy Executive Secretary to the Domestic Policy
Council. I appreciate the time you took to meet with me. It's
good to meet another Barringtonian, but you have to tell me about
Bob's version of his big date with Karen!
Your background and experience are impressive, but we have
decided to select someone else for the position. The decision
was not an easy one to make -- just about everyone we met would
have made a fine addition to this office.
Again, thank you for interest and for taking time to come
meet with me. If you don't mind, we will keep your resume on
file in the event that other opportunities within the White House
become available.
With best regards.
Sincerely,
Richard
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Mr. John Raidt
2440 Virginia Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20037
JOHN McCAIN
111 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING
WASHINGTON, DC 20510-0303
ARIZONA
(202) 224-2235
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
TELEPHONE FOR HEARING IMPAIRED
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE,
AND TRANSPORTATION
United States Senate
(202) 224-7132
151 NORTH CENTENNIAL WAY
T COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS
SUITE 1000
MESA, AZ 85201
(602) 835-8994
5353 NORTH 16TH STREET
SUITE 190
PHOENIX, AZ 85016
February 7, 1991
(602) 640-2567
5151 EAST BROADWAY
SUITE 170
TUCSON, AZ 85711
(602) 670-6334
Richard,
Thanks for the opportunity to meet with you regarding the
DPC. I've enclosed a writing sample as you requested. If I can
provide you with any additional information, please let me know.
Thanks again.
Sincerely,
John
John Raidt
p.s. If Claire gives you any trouble, let me know. I can give
you some good ammunition.
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Deed of Gift Restrictions
(b)(1) National security classified information
C(1) Closed by Executive Order 13526, governing access to national
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
security information
agency
C(2) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the information
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
C(3) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
gift [formerly listed as only C]
information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA]
concerning wells
JON BROOKS RAWLSON
2328 NORTH COLUMBUS STREET * ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22207
703/524-8408 * 703/528-1016
General Management
(With Emphasis on Government and Public Relations)
In-depth experience in wide range of administrative and managerial functions
Background in program strategies
development
Solid foundation in governmental and public relations
Adroit in dealing with media at local, state
and national levels
Strong foundation in political education programs and coalition development.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1990 - Present United States Mint, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Washington, D.C.
Press Secretary and Special Assistant to the Director. Responsible for multiple administrative and
public relations functions carried out by headquarters and field staffs. Duties range from oversight of internal
compliance with department and administration policies concerning the promotion of products for sale to
the public to serving as liaison to the press and Congress. Serve as principal contact to mass
communications media and national trade and advocacy organizations such as the American Bankers
Association. Review all agency communications, press releases, speeches, congressional testimony and
policy statements. Maintain liaison to the Treasury Department's legislative staff and the House and Senate
Banking and Appropriations Committees. Also manage public relations programs - carried out by
independent public relations firms - for the promotion of Mint commemorative and bullion coin products.
June 1989 -
National Republican Congressional Committee, Washington, D.C.
October 1989
Political Consultant. Assisted the executive director with the development and implementation of a newly
created voter coalition program.
1988 1989
Social Security Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
Washington, D.C., Special Assistant for Policy Development. Served as confidential advisor and
representative of the Commissioner of Social Security. Duties included defining facets of the agency's policy,
philosophy and goals, as well as providing political, economic and sociological advise for policy
development. Served as liaison and representative of agency and administration policy to non-federal
entities, national advocacy groups such as the American Association of Retired Persons, members of
Congress, Congressional Committees and their staffs on initiatives including long-term health care, benefit
and pension reform and the solvency of the Social Security Trust Funds. Wrote and edited briefing materials
and reviewed all policy related congressional committee testimony, articles, speeches and other agency
communications.
1987 1988
Political Consultant, Chesapeake, Virginia
Regional Finance Director. Directed fundraising efforts in a 13 state region and managed the major
donor program nationally.
Deputy National Political Director. Managed the political, and research department staffs and served as
liaison to major coalition groups, including the Republican National Committee, for Americans for Robertson,
Inc.
1986 1987
MAPCO Inc., Washington, D.C. and Tulsa, Oklahoma
Legislative Assistant, State Government Affairs. Wrote and edited a weekly publication updating
legislative concerns in 39 states where the Fortune 200 integrated energy company is represented.
Responsible for contacts with state and local government officials regarding environmental and energy issues;
liaison activities with various state and local trade organizations; and political education activities for the
MAPCO Employees PAC.
1985 1986
Tulsa County Republican Party, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Finance Director. Developed and implemented a fundraising program for the local Republican party.
Managed the finance division, program budgeting, contributor file maintenance and development of computer
services, public disclosure reporting and direct mail.
EDUCATION
B.A., Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1983; History/Political Science.
PERSONAL
Born
(b) (6)
Single, excellent health. Willing to travel and relocate for the right
opportunity.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 19, 1991
Dear Jon:
Michael Jackson gave me a copy of your resume and mentioned
your interest in the position of Associate Director and Deputy
Executive Secretary to the Domestic Policy Council to which I
replied, "I know Jon! I've been shopping his resume around too!"
Oh well, now you have one friend selling you to another.
Jon, you're an impressive person with a great background,
but I am looking for a different profile for this job. Ede and I
have narrowed the field to a few people already. I will,
however, keep an eye out for you -- you are still interested in
intergovernmental or public affairs, aren't you?
Anyway, thank you for submitting your resume and best of
luck in your job search.
Sincerely,
Richard
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Mr. Jon Brooks Rawlson
2328 North Columbus Street
Arlington, VA 22207
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redacted. (1 pp.)
Collection:
Record Group:
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Office:
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Series:
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Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
Deed of Gift Restrictions
(b)(1) National security classified information
C(1) Closed by Executive Order 13526, governing access to national
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
security information
agency
C(2) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the information
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
C(3) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
gift [formerly listed as only C]
information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA]
concerning wells
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Home: 418-1022
ALLISON GRAY RITTER
Holy
347-9186
EDUCATION:
Southern Methodist University. Dallas. Texas: Graduated May 1990
Major - B.A. in Political Science with an emphasis on International Relations and American Political
Thought: Minor - Public Relations. Reid Hall Institution. Paris. France: Emphasis on the French
language and European Government and Culture. Fall Semester 1988
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Administrative Assistant. The Jefferson Educational Fourdation
Washington, DC; September 1990 - Present
Respond to high dollar donors of four direct mail campaigns reaching over 2 million recipients
Responsible for the logistics of high level briefings and luncheons for leaders in the business and
political community
Provide direct support to Jefferson's Director of Development and Policy Director in regard to
various national and international public affairs programs
Proofread and edit correspondences. proposals and program literature for public education
campaigns
Coordinate logistics of national Letters-to-the-Editors program targeting over 60 major newspapers
and encompassing 700 participants
Legislative Intern. Congressman Jack Buechner (R-MO)
Washington. DC: June 1990 - August 1990
Constituent relations and correspondence
Compiled and maintained extensive data lists
Legislative writing
Communications Intern. KSHE-95 Radio Station
St. Louis, Missouri: Summer 1987
Worked closely with the Public Relations Department
Assisted in developing promotional packages
Legal Intern. Law Firm of Gray & Ritter
Observed courtroom hearings
Clerical duties
ACTIVITIES:
Spent three months studying abroad in Paris. France. 1988. Travelled extensively throughout
western Europe and lived with a French family
Alumnae Member of Pi Beta Phl Sorority
Member of the Arlington Young Republicans
Corresponding Secretary for the Arlington 4-H Youth Program
Volunteer work for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Bethesda. MD
COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE: WordPerfect, Database III. QUORUM. LEXIS software
PERSONAL: Born
(b) (6)
Enjoy traveling. reading, jogging. tennis. Tae
Kwan Do. art. working with children. polities and international affairs
References Available Upon Request
MARILIA A. ROBBINS
5 Tripoley Terrace
Gaithersburg, Maryland 20878
(301) 924-3441
EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development,
1990 - Present. Office of the Secretary, 1990 -
Present
Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental
Relations and Legislation, Liaison to the U.S.
Congress.
Similar responsibilities as in the previous position
at DOL.
U.S. Department of Labor, Office of the Secretary,
1986 - 1989 (Secretaries Brock and McLaughlin).
Congressional Affairs, Liaison to the U.S. Congress.
Developed briefing papers on legislative and
regulatory matters relating to employment standards
issues. Formulated political strategy. Briefed the
Secretary on labor issues of interest to the
Congress. Briefed Members of Congress and their
staffs on labor laws and regulations as well as the
Administration's policy regarding legislative and
regulatory issues. Handled Administration's
legislative agenda from committee to the floor of
both Houses.
Public and Intergovernmental Affairs, Executive
Assistant to the Assistant Secretary, (June 1988 -
February 1989). Responsible for certain media and
press inquiries to the Office of the Secretary.
Drafted press releases. Responsible for developing
public relations strategies for labor issues.
Bishop, Liberman, Cook, Purcell & Reynolds,
Washington, D.C. 1984-1986.
Legislative and international trade assistant.
Translated documents in Portuguese, Spanish and
French. Monitored U.S. and Brazilian trade
developments.
Santa Clara Unified School District, California,
1983-1984. Taught science and mathematics in
Portuguese (junior high school).
Muldoon & Murphy, Washington, D.C. 1979 -1980.
Legal Assistant.
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MARILIA A. ROBBINS
5 Tripoley Terrace
Gaithersburg, Maryland 20878
(301) 924-3441
EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development,
1990 - Present. Office of the Secretary, 1990 -
Present
Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental
Relations and Legislation, Liaison to the U.S.
Congress.
Similar responsibilities as in the previous position
at DOL.
U.S. Department of Labor, Office of the Secretary,
1986 - 1989 (Secretaries Brock and McLaughlin).
Congressional Affairs, Liaison to the U.S. Congress.
Developed briefing papers on legislative and
regulatory matters relating to employment standards
issues. Formulated political strategy. Briefed the
Secretary on labor issues of interest to the
Congress. Briefed Members of Congress and their
staffs on labor laws and regulations as well as the
Administration's policy regarding legislative and
regulatory issues. Handled Administration's
legislative agenda from committee to the floor of
both Houses.
Public and Intergovernmental Affairs, Executive
Assistant to the Assistant Secretary, (June 1988 -
February 1989). Responsible for certain media and
press inquiries to the Office of the Secretary.
Drafted press releases. Responsible for developing
public relations strategies for labor issues.
Bishop, Liberman, Cook, Purcell & Reynolds,
Washington, D.C. 1984-1986.
Legislative and international trade assistant.
Translated documents in Portuguese, Spanish and
French. Monitored U.S. and Brazilian trade
developments.
Santa Clara Unified School District, California,
1983-1984. Taught science and mathematics in
Portuguese (junior high school).
Muldoon & Murphy, Washington, D.C. 1979 -1980.
Legal Assistant.
Marilia A. Robbins
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Naval Hospital Clinical Laboratory, Patuxent River,
Maryland, 1979. Internship in Medical Technology.
Department of Zoology, University of Maryland,
College Park, 1975-1978. Research laboratory;
developed research thesis in vertebrate physiology.
Joint Congressional Presidential Inaugural
Committee, Washington, D.C., 1985. Staff member.
EDUCATION
Uniformed Services University of the Health
Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland. 1980-1981. Completed
one year of a PhD.
St. Mary's College of Maryland, St. Mary's City,
1979. B.S., Natural Science.
University of Maryland, College Park, 1975-1978.
Paul S. Rosenzweig
4600 Connecticut Ave., N.W. #728
Washington, D.C. 20008
(202) 966-4899 -- Home
(202) 272-9850 -- Work
EDUCATION
University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, IL
J.D., cum laude, June 1986
Comment Editor, University of Chicago Law Review
Order of the Coif
Eastern Mineral Law Foundation Scholarship
Federalist Society
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of
California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA
M.S. in Chemical Oceanography, December 1982
Haverford College, Haverford, PA
B.A. in Chemistry, May 1981
EXPERIENCE
TRIAL ATTORNEY, Environmental Crimes Section, Environment
and Natural Resources Division, Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C. September 1987-present
LECTURER, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center,
Brunswick, GA February 1988-present
SPECIAL ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY, United States
Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia,
Washington, D.C. January 1989-June 1989
JUDICIAL CLERK, Honorable R. Lanier Anderson, III, United
States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit,
Macon, GA 1986-87 term
SUMMER ASSOCIATE, Rogovin, Huge & Schiller, Washington, D.C.
Summer 1986
SUMMER INTERN, Environmental Enforcement Section, Land and
Natural Resources Division, Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C. Summer 1985
PUBLICATIONS
Comment, Functional Equivalents of the Border, Sovereignty,
and the Fourth Amendment, 52 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1119 (1985)
INTERESTS
Rugby, Bridge, Theater, Sailing and Folk Dancing
No Letter sent
Paul S. Rosenzweig
4600 Connecticut Ave., N.W. #728
Washington, D.C. 20008
(202) 966-4899 -- Home
(202) 272-9850 -- Work
EDUCATION
University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, IL
J.D., cum laude, June 1986
Comment Editor, University of Chicago Law Review
Order of the Coif
Eastern Mineral Law Foundation Scholarship
Federalist Society
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of
California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA
M.S. in Chemical Oceanography, December 1982
Haverford College, Haverford, PA
B.A. in Chemistry, May 1981
EXPERIENCE
TRIAL ATTORNEY, Environmental Crimes Section, Environment
and Natural Resources Division, Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C. September 1987-present
LECTURER, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center,
Brunswick, GA February 1988-present
SPECIAL ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY, United States
Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia,
Washington, D.C. January 1989-June 1989
JUDICIAL CLERK, Honorable R. Lanier Anderson, III, United
States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit,
Macon, GA 1986-87 term
SUMMER ASSOCIATE, Rogovin, Huge & Schiller, Washington, D.C.
Summer 1986
SUMMER INTERN, Environmental Enforcement Section, Land and
Natural Resources Division, Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C. Summer 1985
PUBLICATIONS
Comment, Functional Equivalents of the Border, Sovereignty,
and the Fourth Amendment, 52 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1119 (1985)
INTERESTS
Rugby, Bridge, Theater, Sailing and Folk Dancing
DIANA FURCHTGOTT-ROTH
American Petroleum Institute
1220 L Street, N.W.
5207 Westwood Drive
Washington, DC 20005
Bethesda, Maryland 20816
(202) 682-8538
(301) 229-3593
EDUCATION
M. Phil. in Economics, Brasenose College, Oxford University, 1982.
B.A. cum laude in Economics, Swarthmore College, 1979.
EMPLOYMENT
Economist, American Petroleum Institute, Policy Analysis Department, 1987-
present.
Conduct studies, write papers, and direct research on tax, energy, and environmental
issues. Advise representatives of oil companies on current Federal tax policy and
pending legislation.
Junior Staff Economist, Council of Economic Advisers, 1986-1987.
Provided support to the Chairman and Members of Council on a wide range of
economic issues. Fields of specialization included public finance and privatization.
Economist, Policy Economics Group, 1985-1986.
Analyzed the effects of proposed changes in tax laws on various industries including
banking, railroad, and trucking.
Senior Consultant, Booz, Allen and Hamilton Inc., 1983-1984.
Examined economic and financial effects of changing the tax status of industries in
Puerto Rico. Investigated costs and benefits of cleaning up Superfund hazardous waste
sites.
Consultant, Free Zone Authority, 1983
Compared manufacturing production costs in the Caribbean Basin and the Far East for
industrial location study.
Research Assistant, The Urban Institute, Summer 1982.
Research Assistant, Center for Naval Analyses, Summers 1979 and 1980.
Intern, Organization for American States, Summer 1978.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Member, Board of Governors, National Economists Club, 1991-present.
Chairman, Board of Governors, National Economists Club, 1990 - 1991.
Chaired group that oversees general policy of club. Organized conference on "The
Role of Economic Experts in Intercompany Transfer Pricing Cases," September
1990.
President, National Economists Club, 1989 - 1990.
Presided over 750-member professional organization. Improved financial position of
club from $14,000 deficit to $3,000 surplus. Organized conference on "Applications
of Economic Modeling in Trade Remedy Cases before the International Trade
Commission," September 1989.
Vice President for Programs, National Economists Club, 1988-1989.
Organized guest speakers for semi-weekly club meetings.
Treasurer, Brasenose College Charitable Foundation, 1988-present.
Member of executive committee that manages foundation's portfolio and selects
American students for graduate fellowships to Brasenose College, Oxford University.
Member, American Economics Association.
Member, National Tax Association-Tax Institute of America (NTA-TIA).
Member, Federal Taxation and Finance Committee of NTA-TIA.
PAPERS
The Relation Between Tax Increases and the Federal Budget Deficit, Background Paper,
American Petroleum Institute, December 1987.
The Regressivity of Motor Fuel Excise Taxes, Background Paper, American Petroleum
Institute, March 1988.
The Effects of EPA's Designation of Nonattainment on New Plant Siting, Draft
Background Paper, American Petroleum Institute, March 1988.
Comparing the U.S. and Foreign Tax Treatment of the Petroleum Industry: A Review of
the Existing Literature, Background Paper, American Petroleum Institute, May
1988.
A Comparison of the Industrial and Regional Effects of the VAT with Various Other
Proposed Taxes, Draft Background Paper, American Petroleum Institute, December
1988.
The Unequal Geographic Burden of Increasing Federal Gasoline Excise Taxes,
Background Paper, American Petroleum Institute, May 1989.
OECD Countries and the VAT: The Historical Experience, Research Study #049,
American Petroleum Institute, February 1990. (Paper presented at the Western
Economics Association Meetings, San Diego, CA, July 1990.)
Comparisons of Marginal Effective Tax Rates Across Industries: A Review of the
Methodology, Draft Working Paper, American Petroleum Institute, October 1990.
The Measurement of Regressivity: The Case of the Motor Fuels Tax, Discussion Paper
#063, American Petroleum Institute, December 1990. (Paper presented at the
American Economics Association Meetings, Washington, D.C., December 1990.)
The Economic Costs of Increasing Federal Motor Fuel Taxes, Draft Working Paper,
American Petroleum Institute, January 1991.
Sustainable Development and the Petroleum Industry, Draft Working Paper, American
Petroleum Institute, July 1991.
Distributional Effects of Motor Fuel Taxes on the Elderly, Draft Background Paper,
American Petroleum Institute, July 1991.
PRESENTATIONS
"The Administration's Privatization Policies," speech before the National Economists Club,
March 1987.
"The Administration's Privatization Policies," presentation at the Southern Republican
Exchange, Columbia, South Carolina, August 1987.
"Advantages and Disadvantages of the VAT," presentation before the Industry Statements
Committee, American Petroleum Institute, Houston, Texas, June 1988.
"Tax Increases to Reduce the Federal Deficit," presentation for meeting of chief economists
of oil companies, American Petroleum Institute, Washington, D.C., February
1989.
NR
5207 Westwood Drive
Bethesda, MD 20816
August 31, 1991
Mr. Richard Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary for the Domestic Policy Council
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Richard:
I enjoyed meeting you yesterday to discuss the position of Associate
Director for Domestic Policy and Deputy Executive Secretary. I am very
interested in the position and I believe that I would be an effective member
of your staff. My experience at the Council of Economic Advisers has given
me a familiarity with the policy process and the role of the Domestic Policy
Council. As an economist, I have strong technical skills as well as a free-
market perspective in examining policy issues.
You mentioned that one of the responsibilities of the position would be
conducting meetings and shepherding issues through various stages of the
policy process. As President and then Chairman of the Board of Governors
of the National Economists Club, I have chaired many meetings, some
dealing with contentious issues. Eugene Steuerle, Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Tax Analysis at Treasury from 1987 to 1989, attended these
meetings and would be glad to provide an additional reference. Gene is
now a Senior Fellow at the Urban Institute and can be reached at (202) 857-
8545.
I would be happy to provide you with any other further information.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Diana
Diana Furchtgott-Roth
MARC BLAINE SAMUELS
Box 5062 Yale Station
New Haven, CT 06520
(203) 436-1271
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Summer 1991
LEGISLATIVE INTERN
The Law Offices of Deborah Steelman
Washington, D.C.
January 1991-
PROJECT CONSULTANT AND FINANCIAL OFFICER
May 1991
South Central Connecticut EMS Council
New Haven, CT
Summer 1990
SUMMER INTERN
McManis Associates, Management & Research Consultants
Washington, D.C.
June 1988-
STUDY COORDINATOR AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
May 1990
Midwest AIDS Research Center (MABRC) & Ann Arbor VAMC
Ann Arbor, MI
RELATED EXPERIENCE
1990
Guest Presenter: Ntnl. Academy of Neuropsychologists
Washington, D.C.
1989
Guest Lecturer:
Eureka Conference on UG Research
San Antonio, TX
1989
Guest Presenter: American Psychological Association
New Orleans, LA
1988
Guest Presenter: Michigan Psychological Association
Grand Rapids, MI
POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
1991
Chairman, Yale-New Haven Young Republicans
1991
Chairman, Yale Students for Bush '92
1988
Secretary, Students for BUSH/QUAYLE '88
1988
Secretary, Students for Pursell '88
Registered: Ann Arbor, MI
PAPERS & PUBLICATIONS ON REQUEST
MARC BLAINE SAMUELS
Box 5062 Yale Station
New Haven, CT 06520
(203) 436-1271
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Summer 1991
LEGISLATIVE INTERN
The Law Offices of Deborah Steelman
Washington, D.C.
Provided legislative and regulatory guidance and support to clients in the
fields of health care and insurance. Developed and managed strategies for
client interaction with the legislative and executive branches of government.
Volunteered to research, outline, and provide editorial assistance on issues
concerning public and private long-term care insurance initiatives and U.S.
health care financing.
January 1991-
PROJECT CONSULTANT AND FINANCIAL OFFICER
May 1991
South Central Connecticut EMS Council
New Haven, CT
Performed inventory of existing quality assurance programs of sponsor
hospitals. Developed criteria from which sponsor hospitals can be objectively
measured. Drafted recommended criteria which permits EMS regional coordinators
to make objective assessments of sponsor hospital quality assurance and risk
management activities.
Summer 1990
SUMMER INTERN
McManis Associates, Management & Research Consultants
Washington, D.C.
Gained experience in developing hospital and physician strategic plans.
Participated in analysis of management policies, procedures, and utilization
reviews as they related to indigent care issues. Responsible for research and
analysis, interviewing and writing reports for a range of Federal healthcare
projects, including the United States Coast Guard and the Office of Health
Affairs/DoD. Extensive analytical and technical skill gained through
experience of analyzing a variety of healthcare markets and market areas.
June 1988-
STUDY COORDINATOR AND RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
May 1990
Midwest AIDS Research Center (MABRC) & Ann Arbor VAMC
Ann Arbor, MI
Designed statistical 'metanalysis' for comparison of nationwide AIDS-
neurobehavioral test battery. Managed all central information support services
for project team. Participated in work-up, testing, and counseling of HIV-
positive symptomatic and asymptomatic patients with early-cognitive deficits.
EDUCATION
1991
M.P.H. Candidate YALE School of Medicine, New Haven
Division:
Health Policy & Resources
Specialization:
Long-term Care Policy & Regulation
Thesis:
Democratic Health Care Strategies:
Are They Doomed To Repeat The Past?
1990
A.B. cum laude,
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Ann Arbor
Major:
Psychology high honors
Specialization:
Personality and Neurobehavioral
RELATED EXPERIENCE
1990
Guest Presenter: Natnl. Academy of Neuropsychologists
Washington, D.C.
1989
Guest Lecturer:
Eureka Conference on UG Research
San Antonio, TX
1989
Guest Presenter:
American Psychological Association
New Orleans, LA
1988
Guest Presenter:
Michigan Psychological Association
Grand Rapids, MI
PAPERS & PUBLICATIONS ON REQUEST
HONORS
1991
Scholarship, Risk & Insurance Management Society
1991
Davenport College, Yale; Resident Graduate Fellow
1990
University of Michigan Student Achievement Award
1989
University of Michigan Student Recognition Award
1989
James B. Angell Scholar
1986, '88 -
Class Honors
'89, '90
ACTIVITIES
1991 - 92
Operations Director, Yale Journal on Regulation
1991 - 92
Chairman, Yale-New Haven Young Republicans
1991 - 92
Chairman, Yale Students for Bush '92
1990 - 92
Member, The Initiative for Public Interest Law at Yale
1988 - 90
Chairman, "Michigan Cares"
1988
Secretary, Students for BUSH/QUAYLE '88
1988
Secretary, Students for Pursell '88
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 17, 1991
Dear Marc:
Thank you for your thoughtful note,
which I just received.
It was a pleasure to meet you and to
discuss your interest in employment with the
Domestic Policy Council. As we discussed,
the DPC has just filled a position similar to
the one you are seeking. However, I am quite
impressed with your background and will keep
your resume on file for consideration when
future openings occur.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
Jay
Jay P. Lefkowitz
Associate Director and
Deputy Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Mr. Marc Samuels
Box 5062 Yale Station
New Haven, CT 06520
September 19, 1991
Mr. Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
231 OEOB
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Porter:
I am very interested in pursuing a position with the Domestic Policy Council. At present,
I am due to receive my Masters in Public Health from Yale Medical School in May, 1992. I
will, however, complete my coursework for the program in December, 1991, and am willing to
set my schedule around your priorities.
On Friday, September 13, I met with Mia Kelly who suggested that I contact your office.
I would consider it a privilege to work with you and your staff and understand that your office
is taking a stronger interest in health issues. I am confident that my background in domestic
policy and experience with the legislative and executive branches of government would benefit
your office.
I have been a strong supporter of President Bush since working on his campaign in 1988;
presently I am Chairman of both the Yale-New Haven Young Republicans and Yale Students for
Bush '92.
I want to thank you in advance for your consideration and support. I will contact your
office in two weeks to see if a mutually beneficial time can be arranged for us to meet in
Washington.
Sincerely,
Marc
Marc Blaine Samuels
Enclosure
Robert A. Sar
3700 Cameron Mills Road
Alexandria, Virginia 22305
(703) 683-5639
CAREER
OBJECTIVE
Entry-level position within the Bush Administration.
EDUCATION
Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC Bachelor of
Science from Babcock School of Business, May 1990.
Career-Related Coursework:
Accounting I & II
Microeconomics I & II
Intermediate Accounting
Multinational Finance
Investment Analysis
Congress & Policy Making
WORK
Volunteer, Marshall Coleman for Governor, October 1989.
EXPERIENCE
Solicated campaign donations. Recruited volunteers and coordinated
the distribution of campaign literature.
Intern, The White House, Summer 1989.
Controlled the flow of resumes throughout the computer center of the
Office of Presidential Personnel. Responsible for the distribution of
mail in PPO.
Bush / Quayle Campaign Volunteer, 1988 Wake Forest Presidential
Debate. Installed the telecommunication and audio-visual systems used in
site headquarters. Driver for campaign staff. Assisted top staff during
the debate. Recruited and organized volunteers to help move campaign
staff out after the debate.
Intern, IDS Financial Services, Winston-Salem, NC.
Spring Semester 1990.
Conducted marketing research by telephone and mail contact.
Met with clients and analyzed their needs. Assisted in the development
and presentation of financial plans.
ACTIVITIES
College Republicans.
AND
American Society for Personnel Administration.
HONORS
Sigma Chi Fraternity, Brotherhood Chairman.
Taylor Dormitory House Council.
Accounting Society.
Intramural football, basketball, softball, soccer, tennis.
Travel in 44 states and 8 foreign countries.
fale
JOHN A. SCHALL
1728 21st Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20009
Office: (202) 456-7090
Home: (202) 328-7166
EXPERIENCE
THE WHITE HOUSE
Deputy Executive Secretary to the Domestic Policy Council
Washington, D.C. January 1989 - Present
Staff the Domestic Policy Council (DPC), which consists of the
President and Cabinet Members. Guide domestic policy issues that
require presidential decision through the policy development
process. Issues addressed include budget reform, the National Drug
Control Strategy, welfare reform, and education. Establish and
oversee interagency Working Groups of policy officials at the
Assistant Secretary level or above. Prepare options papers and
other documents for DPC consideration. Prepare final decision
memoranda for the President.
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE CONNIE MACK (R-FLORIDA)
Legislative Director and House Budget Committee Staff
Washington, D.C. July 1987 - January 1989
Directed Congressman's legislative staff. Made recommendations to
Congressman regarding votes on the House Floor. Served as associate
staff member of the House Budget Committee, and coordinated Member's
activity on the Foreign Affairs Committee. Legislation developed
included an FY88 budget reconciliation proposal (for $30 billion in
budget savings) and a bill to reduce the capital gains tax rate.
Directed policy and issues development in successful 1988 senatorial
campaign.
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
Legislative Assistant to the Associate Director
Washington, D.C. March - July 1987
Worked with Congress and Administration officials on issues of
concern to OMB's Associate Director for Human Resources, Veterans,
and Labor. Represented the Administration's views to Congress on
issues relevant to the Departments of HHS, Education, and Labor,
such as welfare reform and catastrophic health care. Made
legislative strategy recommendations to the Director, Associate
Director, and other OMB and White House officials. Produced weekly
report on legislative intelligence with distribution to top White
House, OMB, and agency officials.
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
Budget Examiner
Washington, D.C. July 1984 - March 1987
Presidential Management Intern 1984 - 1986
Prepared the President's FY86, FY87, and FY88 Budgets for health and
social services programs (approximately $6 billion in budget
authority). Tracked congressional action on the President's Budget
and made policy recommendations to the OMB Director and other OMB
officials. Prepared advocacy documents and cost estimates for the
Administration's policies. Reviewed and assessed proposed
regulations, recommending necessary action to conform to the
Administration's policy guidelines.
JOHN F. KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT, HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Teaching Assistant
Cambridge, Massachusetts September 1983 - May 1984
Teaching assistant for Regulatory Economics and first year Public
Policy Core Curriculum.
U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
Evaluator, (Graduate Internship)
Washington, D.C. May - August 1983
Conducted analysis of Federal pass-through funds to State and local
governments for GAO's analysis of the Consolidated Federal Funds
Report.
EDUCATION
Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government
Master of Public Policy, June 1984.
Kennedy Fellow in Public Policy, 1982 - 1983.
Coursework included public management, statistics, analytic methods,
economics, and tax policy. Master's thesis: "Presidential Item
Veto of Congressional Appropriations Bills."
University of Michigan
Bachelor of Arts with Distinction and with Honors
in Political Science, May 1982.
Harry S. Truman Scholarship for the State of Michigan, 1980- 1984.
Class Honors. Regents Scholar, 1978. Emphasis on American
political process. Honors thesis: "Party Responsibility and
Democratic Theory."
OTHER EXPERIENCE
Volunteer work for election campaigns, including Bush-Quayle 1988.
Internship in the British House of Commons (1981) and the Michigan
State House of Representatives (1980).
Prepared options paper (1983) for Massachusetts Attorney General
recommending approaches to racial discrimination litigation in
Boston's construction industry.
Extensive computer experience, including use of OMB's Budget
Information System.
Editorial columnist for the Michigan Daily.
References available on request.
F. Dean Schultheiss
7406 Webster Lane
Temple Hills, MD 20748
(301) 284-3870
Experience:
1/88-
Executive Office of the President, Economic Policy Council
2/89
Washington, DC
Staff Assistant
Provided support for the Executive Secretary and two deputies in the secretariat of
this Cabinet-level body. The Council is charged with advising the President on all
aspects of national and international economic policy, and for overseeing the
implementation of the Administration's economic policies. Responsibilities
included assisting in the preparation of briefing papers for the President and for the
Secretary of the Treasury, who serves as Chairman Pro Tempore. Coordinated
logistical aspects of high-level EPC working group meetings and assisted in the
preparation of issue papers. Served as a liaison to executive assistants to the Cabinet
Secretaries who are members of the Economic Policy Council.
8/87-
United States Information Agency, Office of Private Sector Committees
10/87
Washington, DC
Special Assistant
Accepted a temporary assignment to work in the office of USIA Director, Charles
Z. Wick. As a three-month political appointee, assisted in the coordination and
development, organization and implementation of activities supporting the USIA
International Council Conference. Duties included the management of
computerized lists and drafting of correspondence for the Director's signature.
Responsible for registering attendees and ensuring that they had their proper
assignments.
3/86-
Republican National Committee, Coalition Development Office
7/87
Washington, DC
Office Manager
Answered correspondence directed to President Reagan and Chairman Fahrenkopf.
As assistant to the national director, handled scheduling and travel arrangements.
Planned, directed, and reported on special in- house projects and seminars.
Regularly contributed articles for a nationally-distributed newsletter, supervised
the intern program, and carried out administrative duties.
Special Assignment in 1986 General Election:
Republican Party of Wisconsin: Madison, Wisconsin
Assigned by the Republican National Committee to assist the Political and
Communications Directors prior to the 1986 general election. Set up press
conferences, wrote press releases and articles, and sent radio actualities.
5/85-
Grace Lutheran Church
3/86-
Washington, DC
Parish Administrator
Handled correspondence, organized church mailings, maintained parish records, and
conducted the day to day business of the church.
8/84-
Center for International Private Enterprise (U.S. Chamber of Commerce affiliate)
12/84
Washington, DC
Intern
Assisted in the review, negotiation, and drafting of grant agreements for self help
programs in developing nations. Created an organizational flow chart, prepared
project and seminar reports. This internship was part of a University of Wisconsin
program.
Education:
1980-
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
1984-
Whitewater, Wisconsin
B.A. International Studies, Economics emphasis, German Minor
Fall
Washington Center
1984
Washington, DC
Internship and Seminar (International Economic Development)
May 31, 1989
Mr. Ken Yale
Special Assistant to the President
& Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
The White House
Room 231 OEOB
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Yale:
Thank you for taking time out of your schedule to meet with
me this afternoon. I am excited at the prospect of working
with the Domestic Policy Council, having the opportunity to
possibly work on non-economic issues of interest to me, and
to again serve the Republican Party.
As I said in the interview, I believe that my greatest
contribution to the DPC will be my organizational skills,
my knowledge of the policy-making processes within the White
House, and of course the experience I gained in this same
position while with the Economic Policy Council.
Finally, I appreciate your position of having to stay within
certain budget guidelines. I am not entirely inflexible
with respects to salary. If it would be of any help to you,
I am willing to trade off salary for non-monetary renumer-
ation, such as parking. I am presently paying just over
$1,000 a year for parking in a commercial garage.
Again, thank you for your time this afternoon. I am
honored that I am being considered for this position and
am looking forward to your decision.
Respectfully,
F. Dean Schultheiss
PETER GREGORY SCHWARTZ
85 Atlantic Avenue Apt. 5
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
(718) 935-1501
EDUCATION
M. A., International Politics and International Business
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and The Stern School of Business, New York
University. New York, N.Y. Graduation Fall 1991.
B, A., Political Science
The George Washington University, Washington, D. C. Graduated Cum Laude, Fall, 1987.
Junior year abroad, The London School of Economics, U.K., 1986.
Summer abroad, The University of Warwick, U.K., 1984.
EMPLOYMENT
Director of Human Resources, The Epilepsy Institute
67 Irving Place, New York, NY 10003 (212) 677-8550
Integrally involved in all stages of the development and execution of a supportive
employment program designed to assisted individuals with epilepsy in locating and
sustaining employment. Responsibilities included recruiting, interviewing and placing
employees; provided job counseling on and off work sites; initiated liaisons with
government, corporate, and academic employers. Also participated in The National
Coalition for Patient Welfare's campaign on triplicate form perscription legislation.
Edited The American Journal of Epilepsy, an academic and medical journal with a
circulation of 35,000 neurologists and other health care providers. In addition to authoring
articles, responsibilities included planning, drafting and coordination of the Journal. 11/88
to 5/91
Assistant for Policy Development, Health Policy International
245 Nassau Street, Princeton, New Jersey, 08540 (609) 924-6464
Participated in an agency wide effort to assess long term international issues facing the
pharmaceutical industry such as cost containment, generic substitution and national health
reform. Researched and compiled various governmental regulations pertaining to the
pharmaceutical industry. Responsibilities included liason with corporate clients and
coordination of organizational seminars. Also conducted surveys at medical conventions in
the United States and abroad to collect data, as well as to disseminate and publish
information. 12/87 to 11/88
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Word processing, Lotus 1-2-3, and dBase.
Participant, The Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations'
vocational training course, 1989.
Member, The New York University Graduate School Of Arts and Sciences Committee on
Theory and Culture.
Member, The New York University University International Affairs Society.
Conversant in the French language.
References and writing samples available upon request
85 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
718-935-1501
September 6, 1991
Mr. Richard Porter
Executive Secretary
The Domestic Policy Council
The Old Executive Office Building
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Porter,
Thankyou for having taken the time to talk with me last month. I found it to be both
informative and enjoyable. I am currently in the process of contacting the individuals you
recommended to me and look forward to meeting with them in the near future. Indeed, I
plan on returning to Washington in late September for this purpose.
If you have any further suggestions concerning my search for a position, I would
appreciate hearing them and can be contacted at the above address and telephone number. I
am also enclosing a new draft of my resume which focuses to a greater degree on the field
of health.
Thankyou, once again, for your valuable time and input.
Sincerely yours,
Enc. Resume
MARK A. SHIFFRIN
2828 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Apartment 806
Washington, D.C. 20008
202/332-3759 (residence), 202/994-5494 (office)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Adjunct Professor, George Washington University, Washington. 1991.
Adjunct Professor, Higher Education Administration Program, School of Education and Human Development;
Special Consultant for Education and Public Policy.
Deputy General Counsel, U.S. Department of Education, Washington. 1989-1990.
Responsible for three of six operating divisions of the Office of General Counsel. Chief regulatory affairs officer of the
Department, supervising the drafting of regulations and flexibility efforts. Coordinator of legislative drafting and
clearance functions, and business and administrative process legal services. Acting General Counsel in the absence of
the General Counsel.
Law Office of Mark A. Shiffrin, New Haven. 1983-1989.
General practice with an emphasis on litigation. Civil and criminal motion, trial, and appellate practice in State and
Federal courts and before Federal, State, and local administrative agencies. Representative cases: class-action leading to
training requirements for Connecticut court-security officers; negotiation of Title XIX financing for Connecticut's first
heart-lung transplant; wrongful-death and medical malpractice litigation; appeal of a class-action sex discrimination
judgment; acquittal obtained after a full jury trial in a Federal felony conspiracy case; successful suppression of wiretap
evidence leading to dismissal of a Federal felony indictment; negotiation of closure of two large private landfills after
pursuit of State and local administrative appeals.
Office of the President-Elect, Washington. 1988-1989.
Transition Office Contact Team for Selected Independent Agencies, including the Postal Service, Postal Rate Commis-
sion, and Peace Corps.
Associate, Greenberg, Hurwitz & Licari, New Haven. 1982-1983.
Outside counsel to the New Haven Police Department, including defense in Federal court of class-actions concerning
wiretapping and abuse of force, and actions alleging civil rights violations. Trials. General practice.
Summer Law Clerk, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Washington. 1980.
Consultant, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, Washington. 1980.
Assisted in research, writing, and editing of speeches and essays on education issues by former U.S. Commissioner of
Education Ernest Boyer.
Summer Associate, Leighton, Conklin, Lemov & Jacobs, Washington. 1979.
Administrative and legislative representation in a medium-sized law firm.
Summer Intern, College Board, Washington. 1977.
Member, Student Financial Assistance Study Group, H.E.W., Washington. 1977.
Appointed by Secretary David Mathews January 19, 1977.
Assistant, U.S. Commissioner of Education's Personal Staff, Washington. 1976-1977.
Including service on staff of Terrel H. Bell.
Mark A. Shiffrin
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POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
George Bush for President, Bush-Quayle '88. 1987-1988.
Drafted most submissions from the Education Issues Group, including platform and issues statements. Chaired meetings
in Chairman Thomas Melady's absence. Drafted proposals addressing Head Start, daycare, child development, and ele-
mentary and secondary education, and strategies for children's issues, many of which were integrated into ultimate
campaign positions. Attended meetings with personal and campaign staff in Washington from August 1987 on
approximately a monthly basis. Surrogate speaker. Negotiated endorsement by Robert Wood, former Johnson Admini-
stration H.U.D. Secretary, President of the University of Massachusetts, and Boston School Superintendent. Also assisted
with ideas on various other issue areas, including international human rights, housing, and trade.
Volunteer, New Hampshire primary campaign.
Jewish Campaign Committee - Connecticut.
Coordinated campaign and advertising efforts. Surrogate speaker. Drafted memoranda from 1987 on Jewish issues and
strategies for personal and campaign staff. Member, executive committee of Jewish Campaign, N.Y. Victory '88.
Civic and Political Activities
Include Corporation Counsel of Ansonia, Connecticut; Counsel to the Mayor of Hamden, Connecticut; advised former
Congressman Lawrence DeNardis in his 1980 campaign and acted as counsel to his campaigns in 1982 and 1984; Vice
President, Greater New Haven Association for Retarded Citizens; New Haven Jewish Federation Campaign Cabinet and
Young Leadership; New Haven Republican Town Committee; Chairman, Connecticut Republican Party Lead Committee
(young leadership fundraising).
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Georgetown University Law Center, J.D., May 1981; Beaudry Teaching Fellow, 1980-1981; George Washington Univer-
sity, B.A., American Studies and Journalism, May 1978; editorial page editor, student newspaper, 1975.
PUBLICATIONS
Include co-author of The First Weeks: From Victory, Through Confusion, to Effectiveness, an orientation handbook for
new Members of Congress published by the Georgetown University Law Center in 1978 under bi-partisan sponsorship;
The Washington Post Sunday Outlook Section article, "Promises to Keep: Will Carter Really Create an Education Depart-
ment?", August 14, 1977; and The Washington Star.
The
George
Washington
University WASHINGTON DC
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
April 11, 1991
The Honorable Richard Porter
Special Assistant to the President and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
The White House
Room 231 Old Executive Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Richard:
After your vacation I suspect life is especially hectic.
However, I'd be grateful if you would find a minute to talk with
Steve Danzansky about my interest in moving back to Education,
and to pass him my resume, which is enclosed.
Now that the Administration's education policy train is finally
pulling out of the station I appreciate but do not enjoy the
irony of my being left waving from the platform. I know the
territory -- substantively, bureaucratically, and politically.
I'd like to have a chance to talk with Danzansky about serving as
a deputy to him in the Secretary's office, or in some other
appropriate capacity, but I know neither man and I'd like to come
up on the radar screen before all of the commitments are made.
I've been making progress on some other fronts, but I am very
seriously interested in having a chance to meet Danzansky. As
you know, I contributed a great deal in this area, during the
campaign in particular, and Charlie can speak to my contributions
during my service at the Department.
Thank you again for your help.
Warmest regards,
Mark Mark A. Shiffrin
Adjunct Professor
Special Consultant for Education and Public Policy
Enclosure
WASHINGTON, DC 20052
(202) 994-6940
FAX (202) 994-5870
3:45
366-1111
STEVEN K. SKINNER
HOME 1655 North Burling, Apt. 2
OFFICE 190 South LaSalle Street
Chicago, Illinois 60614
Suite 2100
(312) 266-1861
Chicago, Illinois 60603
(312) 701-7039
EXPERIENCE
MAYER, BROWN AND PLATT
Chicago, Illinois.
Associate in Litigation and Government Affairs
Departments. Represent corporations and government bodies
in state court, federal court and administrative
hearings. Summer, 1988; September, 1989 - Present.
ILLINOIS LAWYERS FOR EDGAR
Chicago, Illinois.
Member of Steering Committee. 1990.
LYNN MARTIN FOR SENATE
Chicago, Illinois.
Serve on fund raising committee. 1990.
GEORGE BUSH FOR PRESIDENT
Chicago, Illinois.
Assistant to Executive Director during primary and general
elections. Responsible for scheduling and coordinating
several surrogate trips in Illinois. 1988.
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Advance Staff. Responsible for preparing for several
visits of the Vice President to Chicago and other
Midwestern cities during 1985 - 1986.
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
The White House, Washington, D.C.
Intern in the Press Office. Spring, 1985.
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL
Chicago, Illinois.
J.D. June, 1989.
Admitted to Illinois Bar, November, 1989.
LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
Appleton, Wisconsin.
B.A., Cum Laude, June, 1986.
Government major with concentration in domestic politics.
REFERENCES
Available upon request.
Howard P. Slomka
1508 North Key Blvd. Apt. 37
Arlington, VA 22209
(703) 527-4007
EDUCATION
Princeton University A.B. Class of 1990 G.P.A. = 3.45.
Woodrow Wilson School of Public Policy and International Affairs.
Courses include: Banking Regulation and the Federal Safety Net (by Paul A. Volcker),
Industrial Organization, Analyses of Capitalism, War and Peace in the Nuclear Age,
Soviet Politics, Urban Policy and Redevelopment, and The Federal Defense Budget.
Thesis: Prospects for NATO in the 1990's: A Mission or Omission.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem Spring 1989 G.P.A. = 4.15.
Studied Israeli society, politics and language while independently researching the Israeli national
electoral system, and suggesting appropriate electoral reforms.
Shorecrest Preparatory School Highest Honors graduate. G.P.A. = 4.0.
Math S.A.T. = 790. National Merit Scholarship Winner.
EXPERIENCE
Class Delegate to Student Government. 1989-1990.
Served as one of six executive officers of the senior class, planning $220,000 budget and all class
social and service activities, including graduation week.
Represented senior class in the Undergraduate Student Government as the senior voting member of
the University-wide caucus, and at alumni council meetings.
Chaired publicity committee and worked on seven others for class and university at large.
Intern, George Bush for President Campaign. Summer 1988.
Supervised the national database of campaign volunteers, and organized recruitment programs.
Assembled and wrote talking points for the Vice President, as well as campaign press releases.
Conducted opposition research, primarily concerning domestic issues.
Campaign Press Liaison, 1988 Republican National Convention.
Selected as 1 of only 4 interns to serve on a national caucus program which briefed state
delegations in New Orleans.
Worked with a staff including a Governor, Senator, Cabinet Member, Representative,
Congressional Committee Chairman, and Bush family member.
Carpenter, Pat McCray Custom Builders. Summer 1987.
Built custom homes and additions as a part of a small crew of professional builders/contractors.
Placed in charge of thousands of dollars of complex equipment.
Close-up Magician and Juggler. Tampa Theatre. 1984-Present.
Performed at children's shows and parties, as well as charity fund-raisers.
Handled all accounts and expenses of my own business while in high school.
ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS
Undergraduate Schools Committee selected by Dean of Admissions to speak to
prospective students about life at Princeton, and to alumni at selected events.
Chi Phi Fraternity as a charter member, was instrumental in founding a chapter of the national
fraternity in Princeton, and establishing its presence on campus.
Tiger Magazine writer and editorial board member for nationally circulated comedy publication.
Business Today Magazine writer for student-run publication with circulation of over 200,000.
Ultimate Frisbee Team member of sixth-ranked team in the nation.
Princeton Tower Club steering committee member of upperclass dining and social facility.
Student Volunteers Council, Hillel, Student Course Guide, Intramural sports,
SCUBA diving, Putting ships into bottles, Crossword puzzles, the Beach.
SPECIAL SKILLS & TRAVELS
Proficient in Spanish and Hebrew. Know BASIC, Pascal, dBase, Lotus 1-2-3, and most word
processors. Travelled extensively throughout Middle-East and Western Europe (Summer 1989).
met w/ 8-26
COURTNEY SMITH
Nels V
2808 39th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
(202) 298-8402
CATION
uary 1988-
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - Los Angeles, CA
December 1990
Bachelor of Arts - December 1990
Major: International Relations
Spring 1989
FLORENCE, ITALY - study abroad
September 1986-
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - Ann Arbor, MI
January 1988
Academic Scholarship for Achievement
1986 Graduation
MARLBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL - Los Angeles, CA
California Scholastic Federation
Honors Program
PUBLIC RELATIONS
AND POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
BROWNE-LADD AND SWISS CHALLENGE - Stowe, VT
Foreign Tour Director
Organized, led and handled complicated financial and
travel arrangements in two disparate geographical areas
for a diverse group of students in a multi-cultural
living and educational experience
Summer 1991
Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti
Summer 1990
England, France, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Italy
ter/Spring
1990
NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY - Los Angeles, CA
Production and Research Intern in Newsroom
Conducted interviews, wrote copy, edited tape
Aired several stories on 6:00 p.m. news
Responded to consumer inquiries
Summer 1988
CAMPAIGN - GEORGE BUSH FOR PRESIDENT - Washington, D.C.
Researcher and PR Representative
Wrote debate and issue papers, and responded to public
inquiries
Attended Republican National Convention in New Orleans,
Louisiana as youth representative for "George Bush for
President"
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
February -
CAPITOL CONCIERGE - Washington, D.C.
June 1991
Organizer and Coordinator for travel, entertainment and
business requirements for clients
Summer 1989
SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK - Los Angeles, CA
Bank Teller
IVITIES
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Traveled extensively in: The Orient, Europe, Africa,
South Pacific, and parts of the Middle East
References available upon request
August 27, 1991
Miss Courtney Smith
2808 39th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Mr. Richard Porter
Special Assistant to the President and
Executive Director of the Domestic Policy Council
Office of Cabinet Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Porter:
Thank you so much for meeting with me yesterday to discuss the
available position in your office. It was such a pleasure
meeting you, and I appreciated the time and attention you gave
me. You were wonderful.
I am very interested in the position we discussed and I would
welcome the opportunity to work for you in your office. I am
confident that my organizational skills and solid practical
experience, along with my enthusiasm and dedication, would be an
asset to you and the Administration.
Thank you again for your time. I look forward to speaking with
you again soon.
Sincerely,
Country Smith
Courtney Smith
August 28, 1991
Miss Courtney Smith
2808 39th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Mr. Dean Schultheiss
Staff Assistant
Office of Cabinet Affairs
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Dean:
Thank you so much for meeting with me on Monday to discuss the
available position in Richard Porter's office. I am so excited
about the possibility of working there. It was so much fun
meeting you, and I appreciated the advice and the time that you
gave me. You were terrific.
I wish you the best of luck in your new position! It sounds like
it will be exciting.
Thank you again for your help. Hopefully I will see you again in
the near future.
Best regards,
ComAnus Smith
Courtney Smith
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 31, 1991
Dear Courtney:
Thank you for your interest in the position of Staff
Assistant in the Domestic Policy Council. I appreciate the time
you took to meet with me and some of the other staff. Your
background and experience are certainly impressive.
I'm sorry we couldn't move fast enough to lure you into the
White House. Fortunately, we have found another neat person to
bring on board.
Again, thank you for your interest and for your patience
throughout this process. I look forward to meeting your
boyfriend, though I may warn him away from government in the
process of selling him on living in D.C.
With best regards.
Sincerely,
Richard
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Ms. Courtney Smith
2808 39th Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20007
COURTNEY A. STADD
6698 Hillandale Road
Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
(301) 656-1030
Work History:
SENIOR DIRECTOR, WHITE HOUSE NATIONAL SPACE
COUNCIL (October 1989 - present)
Appointed to position of Senior Director -
Commercial Space, National Space Council --
chaired by Vice President. Primarily responsible
for coordinating interagency working group review
of private sector involvement in space
initiatives; providing industry liaison;
background briefings and decision-memorandum for
Vice President. Co-chaired interagency review of
commercial space launch policy. Prepared
decision-paper materials for Presidential review.
CO-LECTURER, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF
FOREIGN SERVICE (FALL '89 - PRESENT)
Co-lecturer, "Science, Technology, and Foreign
Policy," intended for seniors and graduate
students. The course focuses on the increasingly
important role that science and technology
subjects appear to be gaining as objectives,
instruments and concerns of U.S. foreign policy.
VICE PRESIDENT, R. DUFFY WALL & ASSOCIATES
(October 1988 - October 1989)
Responsible for establishing high tech practice
business development, marketing, government
relations practice. Formed liaison with KPMG Peat
Marwick (contact: Frank DiBello/Senior Manager).
Activities included assisting clients in
developing strategic plans to anticipate and
address Congressional and Administration policy
and budgetary initiatives; facilitate access of
private sector to federal market; advise
entrepreneurial firms in business planning;
government study contracts.
CO-FOUNDER AND MEMBER OF CORPORATE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS: MICROSAT LAUNCH SYSTEMS
(entrepreneurial small satellite firm) ; GLOBESAT
(firm created to privatize Shuttle External Tank).
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL SPACE
TRANSPORTATION, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
(December 1986 - September 1988)
Appointed by Secretary of Transportation to be
Director of office, established by 1984 Commercial
Space Launch Act, responsible for encouraging and
regulating multi-billion dollar U.S. launch
industry. DOT's senior representative to National
Security Council and Economic Policy Council
deliberations on space policy deliberations,
including 1988 National Space Policy. Testified
before numerous oversight Congressional
committees. Developed and obtained intergency
approval for pioneering licensing regulations
implementing Department's statutory authority.
Lead role in negotiating Congressional and
Administration approval for landmark 1988
amendments to Commercial Space Launch Act. Issued
first set of licenses and insurance orders ever
granted to private U.S. launch industry. Managed
$5 million budget and staff of 25, including
engineering and legal. Coordinating activities. of
DOT's Commercial Space Transportation Industry
Advisory Committee -- senior executives
representing cross section of aerospace industry.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR SPACE COMMERCE, OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
(December 1984 - December 1986)
Advised Office of the Secretary on commercial
space policy-related matters and provided
interdepartmental coordination on major policy
issues. Represented Department at senior
interagency deliberations. Chief liaison with
space business sector. Key role in policy
prohibiting Shuttle from competing with commercial
launch industry. Helped established Office of
Space Commerce. Represented DOC at numerous U.S.
and international conferences in Japan and Europe
on aerospace issues. Worked closely with senior
officials from industry in formulating proposals
to foster private sector investment in space
technologies.
DIRECTOR, WASHINGTON OFFICE, ARC TECHNOLOGIES,
INC. (RENAMED AMROC)
(NOVEMBER 1981 - OCTOBER 1984)
Co-founder, first U.S. company to successfully
finance and launch privately built rocket.
Participated in business and market planning,
recruited top-level industry talent. Established
government marketing practice. Represented firm at
White House Task Force on Commercial Space.
Obtained first approval from federal government to
conduct private launch from non-government range.
Helped draft and gain Congressional passage of
landmark space legislation, 1984 Commercial Space
Launch Act. Organized spacecraft manufacturers
group to ensure effective coordination of
industry's views. Represented firm at
international conferences.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL SPACE INSTITUTE
(September 1977 - September 1981)
Appointed by National Space Institute (NSI)
Executive Committee chaired by NASA Administrator
James Fletcher to administer 40,000 membership
not-for-profit national organization. Manged four
million dollar endowment fund and staff of ten.
Founded by Wernher von Braun, NSI wass first
organization dedicated to promoting understanding
about scientific and industrial applications of
aerospace technologies. Edited monthly space
technology publication. Organized first national
conference on government's role in space
investments -- attended by 500 senior corporate
and government officialks.
CO-FOUNDER AND VICE PRESIDENT, INSTITUTE FOR THE
SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDY OF SPACE
(July 1975 - August 1977)
Co-founded national institute dedicated to the
interdisciplinary analysis of space technology
issues. Obtained first NASA funding for study
which produced scholarly journal on space.
Managing Editor, Space Humanization Review, which
examined engineering and social aspects of space
developments.
Education:
B.S.F.S., International Economics, 1977 Georgetown
University School of Foreign Service.
Awards:
Outstanding Service Award, U.S. Department of
Commerce, 1986.
Washington Space Business Roundtable Award for
Government Service, 1989.
REFERENCES
FORMER SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION ELIZABETH H. DOLE
FORMER SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION JAMES BURNLEY
FORMER DEPUTY SECRETARY OF COMMERCE CLARENCE BROWN
FORMER NASA ADMINISTRATOR JAMES C. FLETCHER
FORMER NASA ADMINISTRATOR JAMES BEGGS
FORMER SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE EDWARD ALDRIDGE
FORMER SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE AND COMSAT PRESIDENT JOHN
L. MCLUCAS (CEO, QUESTECH)
JEB BUSH (FORMER FLORIDA SECRETARY OF COMMERCE)
THE HONORABLE ROBERT WALKER, U.S. HOUSE
ALAN LOVELACE, GENERAL MANAGER, GENERAL DYNAMICS
NORM AUGUSTINE, CHAIRMAN, MARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION
FRANCIS DIBELLO, SENIOR PARTNER, KPMG PEAT MARWICK
JOSEPH P. ALLEN, CEO, SPACE INDUSTRIES, INC.
DAVID NORTON, DIRECTOR, HOUSTON AREA RESEARCH CENTER
EDWARD P. DONLEY, CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF AIR
PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.
BAYLESS, BOLAND, BATES & MADIGAN, INC.
1072 THOMAS JEFFERSON STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20007
TELEPHONE (202) 342-0040
Bichard-
Determined NOT to be
FACSIMILE (202) 342-9239
National Security Classified Marking
Bypur (NLGB) on 07/31/25
areakest
December 12, 1990
Confidential
The Honorable Edith E. Holiday
a resure the
Assistant to the President
and Cabinet Secretary
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Re: Courtney A. Stadd
Dear Ede:
Given the inevitability of at least some turnover among your top
staff one day, I want to call to your attention a person for whom I have
deep professional respect, Courtney Stadd, whom I believe is worth
your serious consideration for hiring should a vacancy occur within the
greater Office of Cabinet Affairs.
As a veteran of both the Reagan and Bush Administrations,
Courtney has been a household name in the world of space
commercialization for many years. He soon will complete the space
policy review for the Vice President, having previously been one of the
behind-the-scene architects of the U. S. Commercial Space Policy
announced earlier in this Administration.
Though space policy has long been his identification, Courtney
tells me privately that he is interested in testing the waters in other
areas, having gained through his policy skills and knowledge of the
inter-agency process a command for virtually any set of public policy
issues. After all, variety is the spice of life!
I would appreciate your bearing Courtney in mind should the
need arise. Since I presume that his search is confidential, at least at
this point, I would be grateful if you would treat this expression of
interest on his behalf with discretion.
Warm personal regards,
Junes Bayless James L. Bayless, Jr.
Enclosure
Thanks
COURTNEY A. STADD
6698 Hillandale Road
Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
Determined NOT to be
National Security Classified Marking
CONF IDENTIAL
BYRN By (NLGB) on 07/31/25
December 6, 1990
Mr. Richard Porter
Domestic Policy Council
OEOB 231
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Richard:
Once again, thank you for taking the time to meet with me last
Monday. Although we could only touch briefly on a variety of
topics, I very much enjoyed meeting you and look forward to
staying in touch over the coming weeks.
My current interagency policy review should be completed by end
of January (if the Gods show mercy!) allowing me to consider a
new position in the February/March time period. As I said, I
enjoy the policy process but I'm more than ready to break away
from the space policy world.
Sincerely yours,
Carting Courtney A. Stadd
lus. march 14- 14
ANITA M. STETSON
4:00-5:00
Campus Address:
Permanant Address:
Oak House
80 Crestwood Lane
Smith College
Marlborough, MA 01752
Northampton, MA 01063
(508) 481-7329
(413) 585-7586
EDUCATION
Smith College, Northampton, MA
B.A. Expected, May 1993
Major: Economics, Minor: Public Policy
Languages: Signed English
Computer Skills: Word Perfect, Microsoft Works
GPA: 3.25
Marlborough High School, Marlborough, MA, June 1989
National Merit Letter of Commendation, Local, regional, and state science
fair awards, Faculty award for excellence in Science, Honors in Mathematics
and Science fron the Society of Women Engineers, National Honor Society.
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Department of Justice, Environmental Crimes Section, Clerk-Typist,
Washington, D.C (January 1991, Summer 1990)
Researched information (legal and non-legal) for attorneys' cases.
Assisted in litigation support: organized and coordinated documents for
the purpose of Discovery.
Aided in preparation of motions and memos.
Organized and supervised the completion and shipping of 400 two volume
conference manuals.
Completed clerical work: answered telephones, typed, edited computer files,
faxed and photocopied documents.
Smith College, Treasurer of Student Residence, Northampton, MA, (1990-1991)
Handled budget of $800, Served on Residence Council - governing body in
dorm of 35. Collected fines and dues.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Pizzeria Uno, Counter clerk, Marlborough, MA (6/89-8/89)
Waited on customers, handled cash register, did preperatory work for salad
bar, cleaned and cleared tables, polished brass and woodwork.
PriceBreakers, Clerk/cashier, Marlborough, MA (8/87-11/87)
Filled racks with clothes, aided customers, handled cash register.
The Red Cross, Volunteer, Marlborough, MA (1986-1990)
Helped donors complete registration, transported blood from donor to
collector, served food and drinks to donors.
INTERESTS
Enjoy gymnastics, springboard diving, fencing, traveling, reading.
Michael J. Summersgill
Box 4023
37 Ravine Road
Middlebury College
Wellesley, M.A 02181
Middlebury, Vermont 05753
(617) 237-7188
(802) 388-3711 ext. 4429
Objective: An internship in the White House to gain an inside view of the
Executive Branch.
Education: Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont
Candidate for B.A., Class of 1992
Major: Political Science Concentration: English
College Scholar (highest academic honor awarded per
semester) all semesters at Middlebury.
Invited to apply for Truman Scholarship.
Semester Abroad: Fall semester 1988 spent at the University
of East Anglia, Norwich England.
Wellesley Senior High School, Graduate 1988
Experience:
1989-92:
Middlebury College Ski Patrol
Patrol at the Middlebury College Snow Bowl and teach Winter
Emergency Care First aid course in the fall. Also responsible
for organizing the patrol ski sale which generates entire
annual income.
1989:
WRMC
DJ at the Middlebury College radio station.
I expect to have another show senior year.
1990:
Undergraduate Painters
(summer)
Organized, managed, and owned this painting business with
two employees. Grossed $12,000.
1989:
Goulston & Storrs
(summer)
Worked as a messenger and clerical assistant in this Boston law
firm.
1988:
College Pro Painters
(summer)
Worked as painter. It provided me with the necessary
experience to organize my own business.
1979-90:
William Lawrence Camp, Center Tuftonburo, N.H.
(summer)
Camper, counselor, and active alum.
Headed volleyball and tennis programs.
1979-86:
Boy Scouts
Eagle Scout, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader
Other Interests:
Politics- registered Republican, Waterskiing, Skiing, Basketball,
Tennis, Golf, Photography, and Music.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE
Middlebury, Vermont 05753
Middlebury College does not rank students, nor do we officially use
grade-point averages. However, to assist you in appraising the
records of Middlebury students, we have provided below an unofficial
GPA distribution of our students. The chart below is compiled from
the accumulative grade-point average of all courses taken at
Middlebury during the full four-year tenure of each student in the
Classes of 1989 and 1990.
1989 OVER-ALL AVERAGE GPA IN ALL COURSES IS 3.04
ACCUMULATIVE GPA DISTRIBUTION (ALL COURSES)
GPA RANGE
# STUDENTS
% OF CLASS
GPA RANGE
# STUDENTS
% OF CLASS
3.75-4.00
12
2.7%
2.50-2.74
47
10.5%
3.50-3.74
35
7.9%
2.25-2.49
22
5.0%
3.25-3.49
88
19.8%
2.00-2.24
6
1.4%
3.00-3.24
131
29.5%
0.00-1.99
4
0.9%
2.75-2.99
99
22.3%
TOTALS
444
100.0%
1990 OVER-ALL AVERAGE GPA IN ALL COURSES IS 3.09
ACCUMULATIVE GPA DISTRIBUTION (ALL COURSES)
GPA RANGE
# STUDENTS
% OF CLASS
GPA RANGE
# STUDENTS
% OF CLASS
3.75-4.00
13
2.4%
2.50-2.74
47
8.9%
3.50-3.74
53
10.0%
2.25-2.49
24
4.5%
3.25-3.49
128
24.2%
2.00-2.24
11
2.0%
3.00-3.24
140
26.4%
0.00-1.99
3
0.5%
2.75-2.99
111
20.9%
TOTALS
530
100.%
CONVERSION SCALE USED:
A+ = 4.0 B+ = 3.3 C+ = 2.3 D = 1.0 F = 0.0
A = 4.0
B = 3.0
C = 2.0
A- = 3.7
B- = 2.7
C- = 1.7
John Emerson
Dean of the College
Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet
(George Bush Library)
Document No.
Subject/Title of Document
Date
Restriction
Class.
and Type
03. Transcript
Academic transcript, Re: Michael J. Summersgill; contains
11/12/90
(b)(6)
privacy information. (1 pp.)
Collection:
Record Group:
Bush Presidential Records
Office:
Cabinet Affairs, White House Office of
Series:
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Deed of Gift Restrictions
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C(1) Closed by Executive Order 13526, governing access to national
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
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(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
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gift [formerly listed as only C]
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PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA]
concerning wells
Michael Summersgill
Box 4023
Middlebury College
Middlebury, Vermont
05753
Richard Porter
The White House
1500 Pennsylvania Ave.
OEOB- 231
Washington D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Porter,
I appreciate your taking the time to help me with this internship
search. I have enclosed my resumé and transcript and will be glad to
provide any other information if necessary. Again, thank you for your
assistance.
Sincerely,
Michael Summersgill
Carol Swanson
112 Gerrish Lane
New Canaan, CT 06840
(203) 972-0612
September 12, 1991
The Honorable Richard Porter
Special Asst. to the President and Exec. Sec.
to the Domestic Policy Council
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Richard,
It was a pleasure meeting you on Monday and I appreciate your
taking time out of your busy schedule to interview me. I found our
conversation challenging and your input extremely helpful.
As we discussed, the position in your office would be an invaluable
experience especially with the presidential campaign right around the
corner. The challenges I have encountered over the past few years and my
commitment to hard work and success prove that I am a worthy candidate
for the position. I am eager to begin my career and hope I will get the
opportunity at the White House.
Anticipating the experiences which lie ahead, I look forward to
talking with you. Thank you again for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Card Swanson
Carol Swanson
Melissa Jo Temeles
228-33-8798
(School
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
1987 - 1989 Years)
2500 Rivermont Avenue
10 hours per week
Lynchburg, VA 24503
$3.35 per hour
Supervisor: Dr. Carla Heath
(804) 846-7392
Job Title: Teacher's Assistant
Duties: Responsible for research and compilation of information
for reports and presentations for the Chair of the
Communications Department at R-MWC.
Reason for leaving: Return home for summer
U.S. State Department
12/16/88 - 01/23/89
Building SA-15
40 hours per week
Rosslyn, VA
GS 4 Step 1
$14,573.00 per year
Supervisor: Daniel Barry
(202)697-5200
Job Title: Clerical Worker
Duties: Typing, filing and answering phones.
Reason for leaving: Return to school
Optifax Weight Loss Program
05/15/88 - 06/16/88
4231 Markham Street
40 hours per week
Annandale, VA 22003
$5.50 per hour
Supervisor: Janet Reimer
(703) 893-4448
Job Title: Data Entry Clerk
Duties: Transferred office records to new computer system,
updated patient records and answered phones.
Reason for leaving: Temporary position
Fairfax County Recreation Department
06/15/88 - 08/17/88
11212 Waples Mill Road
40 hours per week
Fairfax, VA 22033
$6.38 per hour
Supervisor: Arthur/ Harris
(703) 246-5501
Job Title: Camp Counselor
Duties: Supervised the four to seven year old group. Planned all
daily activities.
Reason for leaving: Return to school
WORK EXPERIENCE
Melissa Jo Temeles
228-33-8798
National Security Council
08/13/90 -
Room 379 OEOB
20 hours per week
Washington, DC 20506
GS 5 step 1
$18,670.00 per year
Supervisor: Brian Merchant
(202) 395-3723
Job Title: Staff Information Assistant
Duties: Responsible for managing the flow of intelligence
information between Staff Officers and the Assistant to
the President for National Security Affairs. Specific
duties include the tracking and upkeep of documents in
the Presidential Records System and research, editing and
proofing of documents using the PRS and Wordperfect.
Office of Presidential Personnel
01/15/90 - 04/15/90
Office of Boards and Commissions
20 hours per week
Room 179 OEOB
Non paid intern
Washington, DC 20506
Supervisor: Lisa Kaiser
(202) 395-2973
Job Title: Intern
Duties: Performed a broad range of office support functions for
the Associate Director of Boards and Commissions and her
staff. This included working with constituents and the
processing and compiling of resumes for Secretarial
Boards.
Reason for leaving: Temporary internship
U.S. State Department
12/16/89 - 07/27/90
21st and C Streets, N.W.
05/15/89 - 08/23/89
Washington, DC
40 hours per week
GS 4 Step 1
$14,573.00 per year
Supervisor: Jeanne Hassan
(202) 647-5028
Job Title: Research Assistant/ Clerical Worker
Duties: Research assistant responsible for the administrative
action required for response to informational requests by
the White House, Congress and the courts. Controlled
document production and administrative details
surrounding numerous projects including some "Under
Congressional Mandate" for completion. Responsible for
delegating tasks to other interns and training of new
interns.
Melissa Jo Temeles
228-33-8798
Eddie Bauer Inc.
12/15/87 - 01/16/88
Tyson's Corner
40 hours per week
McLean VA 22101
$4.50 per hour
Supervisor: Matt Miller
(703) 893-4483
Job Title: Sales clerk
Duties: Operating register, taking inventory.
Reason for leaving: Return to school
McCarthy Pool Management
05/11/87 - 07/16/87
Highpoint Pool
40 hours per week
Falls Church, VA 22046
$4.25 per hour
Supervisor: John McCarthy
(703) 522-6149
Job Title: Head Guard
Duties: Lifeguarding, controlling chemical levels in pool, giving
private swimming lessons.
Reason for leaving: Return to previous employment
ENT Specialists of Northern Virginia
07/19/87 - 08/23/88
6231 Leesburg Pike
and 05/85 - 03/87
Falls Church, VA 22042
20 - 40 hours per wk
$5.00 per hour
Raise $6.00 per hour
Supervisor: Nanci Panos
(703) 536-2729
Job Title: Staff Assistant
Duties: Scheduling patient appointments, billing, filing, closing
office.
Reason for leaving: Return to school
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 2, 1991
Dear Melissa:
Thank you for your interest in the position of Staff
Assistant in the Domestic Policy Council. I appreciate the time
you took to meet with me and some of the other staff.
Your background and experience are certainly impressive,
however, we have decided to select someone else. We had a
difficult time agreeing on which candidate to choose since you
and several others would have made a fine addition to the staff.
Again, thank you for your interest and for your patience
throughout this process. If you don't mind, I would like to keep
your resume on file to be sure you are considered when other
opportunities within the White House become available.
With best regards.
Sincerely,
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Ms. Melissa Jo Temeles
National Security Council
Room 379, OEOB
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20506
TARA L. THOLE
1812 North Quinn #229
Arlington, Virginia 22209
(703)524-8946
OBJECTIVE:
Seeking a fast paced and challenging political position which will capitalize on my
interest, education and experience in government affairs.
WORK EXPERIENCE: COMMISSION ON MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.
Washington, D.C. Confidential Assistant to the Executive Director. Exercise
independent judgement on behalf of the Executive Director's schedule,
correspondence and travel. Generate correspondence for Executive Director and
Chairman's signature. Arrange local and national meetings and conferences. Act
as liaison for Executive Director to fourteen appointed Commissioners.
Supervise student intern program. October 1989 - Present.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Washington, D.C.
Office of the Secretary. Confidential Assistant to the Coordinator of the Take Pride
in America Task Force. Performs duties of a high responsibility in the management
of day-to-day task force activities. Assists in planning, directing and coordinating the
administrative affairs of the immediate office. Serves on special projects requiring
the coordination of initiatives set forth by President Bush and the projects of the
Take Pride Task Force. March 1989 - October 1989
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Washington, D.C.
Office of the Assistant Secretary, Policy, Budget & Administration. Confidential
Assistant to the Director of Security & Drug Enforcement. Performed policy
sensitive assignments for the Director of Security & Drug Enforcement. One of two
coordinators of "America the Beautiful: Our Treasure and Our Trust" an eight year
history of accomplishments made by the Department of the Interior during the
Reagan Administration. October 1988 - March 1989
UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN.BOB LAGOMARSINO, Santa Barbara, CA
Campaign Headquarters. Projects included volunteer recruitment, calculation of
primary results in order to identify the target interests of various precincts. The
development of an effectual strategy to increase voter registration and poll turnout.
Project findings implemented at the University of California, Santa Barbara in the
Fall. Activities required initiative, persuasion, organization, and creativity. Summer,
1988
UNITED STATES SENATOR. PETE WILSON. Washington, D.C.
Legislative affairs intern under Health, Education, Welfare and Labor. Position
required initiative, motivation, extensive organizational, writing and research skills.
Duties included constituent correspondence, relations with the public, government
agencies and offices. Represented office at hearings, receptions and press
conferences. Sept.-Dec. 1987
EDUCATION:
Political Science, College of Letters and Science
University of California, Santa Barbara
Bachelor of Arts Degree, June 1988
-Operating knowledge Macintosh SE computer & desk top publishing
ACTIVITIES:
SECRETARY, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Enhancement of chapter relations with university, alumnae and public.
Organization of chapter ceremonies, banquets and events. Led chapter
meetings. Liaison to national fraternity. Responsibilities required high motivation,
leadership, dependability and effective communicative skills. 1985-1987
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA HONORS SOCIETY
University of California, Santa Barbara
Volunteer- Red Cross, Hillside House (Cerebral Palsy Home), Multiple Scleroris
Foundation
SKILLS:
A talented self-starter capable of working well with minimum supervision.
Interacts effectively with public, staff and all levels of management.
REFERENCES:
Available upon request.
- Suthmase looking for challenge
administrative and mall policy uses experience
may 8 althern
MARIA PILAR TILVES
4201 Massachusetts Ave, NW Apt. 8076W
Washington, D.C. 20016
(202) 363-9832
EDUCATION
MASTER OF ARTS, International Affairs, August 1991
The American University, Washington, D.C., G.P.A.: 3.5/4.0
Concentration: International Political Economy
Related Field: International Development
BACHELOR OF ARTS, Journalism, Russian Language, June 1986
New York University, N.Y., N.Y. Minor: Fine Arts
Honors: Recipient, Washington Square College Scholarship 1982-1986
EXPERIENCE
NORTHERN TELECOM, INC., Washington, D.C.
Government Relations Intern & Editor
1/90 - Present
Research, track and analyze legislation on telecommunications, international trade,
and foreign investment
Write articles for telecommunications policy newsletter and oversee production
Represent NTI at trade association meetings and conferences
Assist arranging briefing meetings for federal and legislative staff members
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, INC., N. Y.
Assistant to President
8/87 - 8/89
Coordinated calendar and monthly Foreign Policy Roundtable sessions on international
trade and U.S. foreign policy issues
Drafted correspondence and acted as liaison between President and key staff members
Promoted 8/88 from Assistant to the Director of Committees
Coordinated monthly programming of speakers for 38 nationally-affiliated Committees
Organized 50th Annual Conference for more than 300 participants
and Council delegation trip to the Soviet Union
US-USSR TRADE AND ECONOMIC COUNCIL, INC., N.Y.
Program Assistant
8/86 - 8/87
Maintained member listings and records
Translated brief technical communiques
Co-Organized Tenth Annual Conference for more than 200 participating companies
RELATED
E.C. PRESS AND INFORMATION OFFICE, N.Y.
EXPERIENCE
Research Intern
10/85 - 5/86
Edited Press and Information office newsletter
Gathered information for and edited press releases
U.S. COMMITTEE FOR UNICEF, N.Y.
Public Affairs Intern
1/85 - 5/85
Researched 1986 film on child mortality, 1986 UNICEF calendar and Christmas book
WPLJ RADIO-ABC/CAPITAL CITIES, N.Y.
Supervisor, Audience Research
6/81 - 6/86
Trained 10-15 college interns in market research operations
CTIVITIES
Member, International Studies Association
Property Manager (1989-1990)
KILLS
Fluent Spanish, Working Knowledge of Russian
IBM-PC, Wang WP, Macintosh SE, Lotus 1-2-3, SPSS-X
TRAVEL
Western Europe, Soviet Union, Morocco, Caribbean, Canada, and the continental U.S.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 28, 1991
Dear Ms. Tilves:
Thank you for your letter expressing
interest in a policy planning position
with this Office.
I have circulated your resume among my
staff and will let you know if a suitable
opening should occur.
Best wishes.
Sincerely, line
Ede Holiday
Assistant to the President
and Secretary of the Cabinet
Ms. Maria Pilar Tilves
4201 Mass. Avenue, NW
Apt. 8076W
Washington, D.C. 20016
Plachnisms nups
4201 Mass. Avenue, NW
Apt. 8076W
Washington, D.C. 20016
February 23, 1991
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Ms. Edith Holiday
Cabinet Secretary
to me what
The White House
Second Floor, West Wing
for their
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Ms. Holiday:
I am writing upon the suggestion of Ray Strassburger, Director of Government
Relations - Telecommunications Policy at Northern Telecom. I am completing my
master's coursework in International Political Economy at American University
this May and am interested in finding out more about pursuing a career in the
policy planning field.
As you can see from my resume, I am currently working as an intern in the
Government Relations office of Northern Telecom Inc. directly with the Mr.
Strassburger and the director of international government relations. My
responsibilities include writing the telecommunications policy newsletter, tracking
and analyzing relevant legislation and maintaining contacts with regulatory and
advisory government agencies. As a result I have gained an expertise in policy
analysis of the telecommunications field, particularly in export controls, and feel
that I could easily put these skills to use in public service. I have also spent a great
deal of time working on country risk projects and conflict resolution throughout my
coursework and have a related concentration in international development.
I would like to call your office in the next several weeks to perhaps further discuss
opportunities in the policy planning field. I would appreciate any other suggestions
you may have and would be happy to arrange a time convenient to meet with you.
In the meantime, I can be reached at 202-363-9832 or at work at 202-347-4610. Thank
you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Maua Lilves
Maria Pilar Tilves
Enclosure
JOYCLYN ANDREA TUSSEY
1025 Northwoods Trail
McLean, Virginia 22102
(703) 356-5494
Education
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg, Virginia
1/89-12/91
B.A. Politics
December 1991
B.A. English--Creative Writing
December 1991
Minor in Economics
Stetson University
DeLand, Florida
7/87-5/88
Political Experience
The White House
7/90-12/90
Intern, Office of Cabinet Affairs: Staff Assistant to
the Border Security Review Group. Worked extensively
on Border Control, Cabinet Liaison activities, and
reforms of the Domestic Policy Council.
Republican National Committee
4/90-7/90
Eisenhower Intern, Office of White House Liaison:
Assisted in Chairman's Correspondence and arranged VIP
White House tours. Also worked extensively on research
of voting trends and related advertising.
The White House
12/89-1/90
Intern, Office of Presidential Personnel: Assisted in
awarding political ratings and performed basic
administrative duties.
Bicentennial Presidential Inaugural
11/88-1/89
Marketing Assistant, License Plate Division:
Responsible for marketing and selling official
Inaugural license plates.
Bush/Quayle '88
7/88-11/88
Volunteer, full-time, Office of Administration: Staff
Assistant to the Administrator. Performed basic
administrative duties and handled all campaign
paraphernalia. In addition, helped organize the
election night celebration in Houston.
Other Experience
Bennigan's Restaurant
5/90-12/90
Hostess
First Virginia Bank
5/88-8/88
Proof Operator
Riverbend Golf and Country Club
5/87-8/87
Lifeguard
5/86-8/86
Swimming Instructor
5/85-8/85
Britches Great Outdoors
11/86-2/87
Cashier
McLean Racquet and Health Club
10/85-5/86
Lifeguard
Activities and Honors
Pamela Danner for State Senate
1991
RMWC--College Republicans
Co-Chair
1991
Vice-President
1990
Social Coordinator
1989
RMWC--PM Secret Society
1989-present
Ranking Member
1991
Stetson University
Vice President of Pledge Class
1987
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Golf Team
1987
Intramural Sports
1987-1988
Volleyball
Football
Softball
Frank Wolf for Congress
1986
Re-election Campaign
October 2, 1991
Ms. Ede Holiday
Assistant to the President and
Secretary to the Cabinet
2nd Floor West Wing
Washington D.C. 20500
Dear Ede,
Unbelievable as it may seem, the time has finally
arrived. I am writing to relay my interest in job openings
for the first of the year. I am graduating from Randolph-
Macon Woman's College in December 1991, and I feel I am
uniquely qualified to serve in the Bush Administration.
The past three years have afforded me several
opportunities to become integrally involved in the workings
of the Administration. Realizing the value of hands-on
experience, I have taken two full semesters off from college
to participate in government affairs, beginning with full-
time volunteer work for the Bush-Quayle '88 campaign at the
campaign headquarters and ending with a full-time internship
with the White House in the Office of Cabinet Affairs. In
between I received an Eisenhower Internship with the
Republican National Committee as well as serving a brief
stint with the White House Office of Presidential Personnel
and a paid position with the Inaugural Committee.
The combination of these diverse positions and my major
in politics at R-MWC has provided me with great insight on
the workings of the Federal government and of the world
inside the Beltway. In addition, my second Major in English
will contribute greatly to the writing skills and attention
to detail that is so necessary in a government employee.
I look forward to discussing my qualifications with
you. Enclosed, please find my resume for your review.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Joydyn Joyclyn A. Tussey
CC: Richard Porter
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Leigh Warner
Leigh Warner is currently Director, Strategy for Kraft General Foods
Frozen Products in Glenview, Illinois. She is responsible for the strategic
direction of this $2 billion revenue company, the largest frozen food
manufacturer in the world.
In June, 1989 she was appointed by President Bush to be a 1989-1990 White
House Fellow. She served from September, 1989 to September, 1990 at the
Department of Defense as Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for
Special Projects where she supported the Secretary of Defense and Deputy
Secretary of Defense in planning and program reviews.
Prior to government service, Ms. Warner worked at General Foods
Corporation in White Plains, New York from 1980 to 1989. She held
positions in established business management, new business development
and corporate planning. She was responsible for managing some of the
largest businesses in the U.S. beverage and cereal markets as well as
assisting in the external development effort which culminated in the $12.9
billion Philip Morris-Kraft merger in 1988. She held product management
and field sales positions at Richardson-Vicks in Wilton, Connecticut from
1978 to 1980.
Ms. Warner received a Bachelor of Arts degree with Distinction in All
Subjects from Cornell University in 1976 and a Master of Business
Administration degree, also from Cornell, in 1978. She attended Mount
Holyoke College and graduated from the International School of Brussels,
Belgium.
An active volunteer, Ms. Warner has been consultant for the National Park
Foundation, Washington, DC, a leadership trainer for the Junior League
and chairman of an historic preservation oversight committee. She was
program director of the largest young Republican organization in
Connecticut.
January, 1991
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Kraft Court. Glenview. IL 60025
Date:
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Telecopier Phone Number:
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From:
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Bessie M. Weaver
1519 Third Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20001
5600
Present Position:
Secretary
January 1984 to Present
Office of Management and Budget
Office of the General Counsel
Managed, administered and coordinated Presidential Executive
orders and proclamation. Have logistical responsibilities
for the General Counsel Office for Executive orders,
including dessimination of data, packaging, recordkeeping,
and quality control of departments' and agencies' views and
comments. Review and draft letters responding to White
House, congressional, and private sector requests.
Coordinate special projects. Prepare monthly status
reports. Develope and respond to correspondence regarding
Freedom of Information inquiries. Research, compile and
drafte litigation actions, proposed bills and proposed
testimony.
Position:
Office Manager
January 1979 to December 1983
Office of Management and Budget
Office of Civil Rights/General Counsel's
Office
Managed the office. Planned and coordinated agenda for
seminars and itinerary for travel. Coordinated office
budget and supervised support staff. Attended congressional
hearings; tracked, prepared and presented weekly status
reports on civil rights legislation and regulations.
Assisted with budget process. Monitored the Congressional
Record and the Federal Register for various publication of
regulations and rulemakings.
Training/Experience
USDA, Paralegal Studies, March 1988 to present
Annual Workshop in Writing for Children (The Children's
Book Guild of Washington, D.C. 1986 and 1987)
University of District of Columbia, 1983
The Federal Register and How It Works, 1981
SCORE Program - Small Business Administration, 1981
Dunbar High School - Graduate 1967
Immigration Laws, Department of Justice, 1972
Digital Computer
Lanier Computer
References: Upon request.
LYNN S. WEST
2737 Devonshire Place, N.W., #121
Washington, D.C. 20008
(o) (202) 377-0490, (h) (202) 387-0318
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of the General Counsel - Special Counsel.
Washington, D.C., July 1989 to present.
Advise the General Counsel on matters involving a variety of legal and policy issues, with primary
responsibility for the Department's response to 1990 census litigation and legal reform in central and
eastern European countries. Assist the General Counsel in special projects, including missions to the
European Community on commercial regulation and programs related to the National Export
Initiative. Review and supervise the work of component legal offices; participate in interagency
consultations; and interface with the press and the private sector on behalf of the General Counsel.
Wiley, Rein & Fielding - Associate Attorney.
Washington, D.C., Fall 1985 to July 1989.
Represented both foreign and domestic clients in a wide variety of international trade matters,
including antidumping and countervailing duty proceedings and actions under Sections 201 and 301
of the Trade Act of 1974. Advised clients on matters involving legislation, bilateral and multilateral
negotiations, market access, export controls, intellectual property, and customs issues.
Bush-Quayle '88 Presidential Campaign - Research Division.
Washington, D.C., Fall 1988.
Conducted general and opposition research in the international trade area, with special emphasis on
foreign investment issues.
International Law Institute - Lecturer.
Washington, D.C., Spring 1987.
Served as a lecturer on U.S. trade law and conducted simulations of bilateral trade negotiations for
officials of developing countries.
U.S. Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration - Legal Intern.
Washington, D.C., Spring 1985.
Conducted legal research and assisted policy analysts in international trade matters, with specific focus
on foreign government subsidies.
U.S. International Trade Commission, Office of the Chairman - Legal Intern.
Washington, D.C., Fall 1984 Winter 1985.
Assisted the Chairman and her staff in legal research and administrative matters.
EDUCATION
J.D., Georgetown University Law Center. May 1985.
Editor - Law and Policy in International Business
Received American Jurisprudence Award for Excellence in Criminal Justice.
B.B.A., Management, University of Georgia School of Business Administration. August 1991.
Magna Cum Laude
Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honor Society
Richard Fil
August 6, 1991
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President and Executive Secretary
of the Domestic Policy Council
OEOB Room 231
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Richard:
I appreciated the opportunity to meet with you and Jay yesterday to
discuss my interest in domestic policy issues. It is encouraging
to know that the President has such competent and articulate
advisors in this critical area.
It is clear that you and your staff have your work cut out for you
over the next year. I would welcome the chance to help you try to
meet those challenges. In any event, I wish you much inspiration
and fortitude, and hopefully some success.
Sincerely,
Lynn SWest
Lynn S. West
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 13, 1991
Dear Lynn:
Thank you for your interest in the position of Associate
Director and Deputy Executive Secretary to the Domestic Policy
Council. I appreciate the time you took to come here and meet
with us. Our search has been quite lengthy and I apologize for
the amount of time it has taken for us to respond.
I have a high regard for you and your abilities, and I think
you would have been an excellent fit for this office. But, in
the final analysis, we have decided to select someone else for
the position. The decision was not an easy one to make -- just
about everyone we met would have made a fine addition to this
office.
Again, thank you for taking the time to come meet with us
and best of luck in your career endeavors.
With best wishes.
Sincerely yours,
Richard W. Porter
Special Assistant to the President
and Executive Secretary
Domestic Policy Council
Ms. Lynn West
2737 Devonshire Place, NW #121
Washington, D.C. 20008
3/18/55
JANE A. WITTMEYER
5792 Dunster Court #373
Business: (202) 447-3631
Alexandria, Va. 22311
Residence: (703) 913-3563
EXPERIENCE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA), Washington, D.C.
1990 to Present
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY - assists the management of a cabinet
level office dealing with budgets in excess of $55 billion and employee strength of over
113,000 represented in each county and community in the United States and its
protectorates. Assists the Secretary in planning, development, and coordination of all
agricultural programs administered by the Federal Government. Responsible for the
following:
Reviews USDA activities and programs to ensure coordination and integration with White
House and other executive branch policy. Scrutinize Departmental programs in light of
reactions of Congress, members of governing bodies of states, counties, and municipalities,
influence groups, and citizens. Identifies program and policy problems, formulates
recommendations for the Secretary.
Advises and counsels with Secretary's top staff on status and progress of pending legislation in
Congress and implementation of regulations, such as the 1990 Farm Bill. Assisted in the
development of the 1992 FY Budget.
Finalizes the Secretary's weekly Cabinet Report to the White House for Presidential review.
Writes the monthly report to the Secretary in preparation for the Agency Administrators
meeting.
Represented the Administration's position to groups concerned with successfully completing the
Uruguay Round of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
U.S. SENATE, Washington, D.C.
1984 to 1990
LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT TO SENATOR JAMES A. McCLURE (R-ID) - drafted
legislation, advised the Senator and other staff, tracked legislation, prepared position papers
and represented the Senator in the areas of agriculture, immigration and water policy.
Acted as the Senator's surrogate in speeches and written articles throughout
the state and nation. Routinely worked with a wide range of special interest
groups on behalf of the Senator and agriculture associations.
Identified problems with the 1981 Farm Bill, the Farm Credit System, immigration and
other critical legislative areas. Recommended legislative solutions, wrote floor statements,
position papers, and testimony for the Senator in preparation for the 1985 Farm Bill, the various
Farm Credit amendments and the Immigration Reform and Control Act.
Wrote and submitted the Senator's appropriations requests on an annual basis,
attended all Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee hearings, and prepared
the Senator's testimony and questions for witnesses. Collaborated closely with
federal Departmental representatives, federal, state and university researchers
and citizens in developing work plans and research requests for federal
research requests.
Conceptualized, organized and implemented agriculture initiatives for the
Senator, such as the 1985 Farm Forums in Idaho; the Immigration Reform
and Control Act newsletter in 1986; Farm Issues Survey in 1985; and state-
wide Farm Credit hearings in 1987.
*
Supervised one Legislative Correspondent.
LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENT TO SENATOR STEVE SYMMS-8/83 to 3/84.
CREDIT OFFICER FOR FIRST SECURITY BANK OF IDAHO-2/82 to 8/83.
ASST. COUNTY SUPERVISOR FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION-2/80 to 2/82.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FARM OPERATION-11/79 to 2/80.
YOUNG AGRICULTURAL SPECIALIST TO USSR-4/79 to 11/79.
MANAGER OF VARIOUS GREENHOUSE OPERATIONS-10/77 to 4/79.
SKILLS AND ABILITIES
*
Negotiated Resolutions to Politically Sensitive Issues Related to Long Term National Policy.
*
Extensive Experience in Political Campaigns-Local to National.
*
Public Affairs and Congressional Relations Background.
*
Accomplished Public Speaker.
EDUCATION
B.S.
Kansas State University, Manhattan, Ks. (1977), major -
Horticulture Business, Honors 3 semesters.
M.B.A.
The George Washington University, D.C. (1988),
specialization - International Business, Scholarship semester
in Japan - 1988.
JONATHAN B. WIENER
109 Seventh Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
(H) 202-543-0273
(W) 202-514-2744
EXPERIENCE
1989 -
Special Assistant to Richard B. Stewart, Assistant
Attorney General, Environment & Natural Resources
Division, U.S. Department of Justice. Washington, D.C.
Assist the AAG on legal policy and litigation manage-
ment. Develop and advance policy approaches on market-
based incentives, global climate change, global
forestry, national energy strategy, biodiversity,
biotechnology. Participate in interagency working
groups and international negotiations. Successfully
argued several cases in the U.S. Courts of Appeals.
1988 - 89
Law clerk to the Hon. Stephen G. Breyer, U.S. Court of
Appeals, First Circuit.
1988 - 89
Project rapporteur, Hazardous Air Pollutant Strategy
Group. Ad hoc multipartisan group chaired by Paul
Portney and John Graham, aimed at consensus advice to
EPA on regulation under sec. 112 of the Clean Air Act.
1987 - 88
Law clerk to the Hon. Jack B. Weinstein, Chief Judge,
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York.
Special attention to Agent Orange case.
1985 - 88
Research assistant to Profs. Paul Weiler and David
Rosenberg, American Law Institute Project on Injury
Law. Analyzed econometrics literature on the ability
of OSHA, compensating wage differentials, and Workers'
Compensation to prevent workplace injuries.
Summer law
1987: Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz (New York)
employment
and Kevorkian & Rawlings (Paris). 1986: Irell &
Manella (L.A.) and Munger Tolles & Olson (L.A.).
1985: Winthrop, Stimson, Putnam & Roberts (New York)
and Swidler, Berlin & Strelow (Washington D.C.).
1982 - 84
Research assistant, National Bureau of Economic
Research, Cambridge MA. Researched and edited Harvard
labor economists James Medoff and Richard Freeman's
book, What Do Unions Do? (1984), and Medoff's article
on "skills mismatches" in Brookings Papers on Economic
Activity (1983). Collaborated with Medoff on studies
of unionism, skills shortages, employment projection
methodologies. Full-time during three summers, part-
time during five semesters.
JONATHAN B. WIENER
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1981
Research assistant, The Hudson Institute, Croton-on-
Hudson, New York. Researched and wrote portions of a
long-range study of U.S. energy markets for an
architectural-engineering client.
EDUCATION
1984 - 87
Harvard Law School. J.D. cum laude. Editor, Harvard
Law Review (co-chair, 100th Anniversary Office; member,
Supreme Court office). Best Brief, Harvard Defenders
Moot Court. Second Place, Williston Contracts
Competition. Board of Directors, Harvard Law Record.
Teaching Assistant, Federal Litigation. Undergraduate
Pre-law Adviser. Assistant Coach, Harvard Debate (1985
National Champions). LSAT/GRE prep instructor. "Lord
Grizzle" in Fielding's farce Tom Thumb.
1980 - 84
Harvard College. A.B. magna cum laude in economics.
Honors thesis used regression analyses to test the
impact of unions on technological change; selected as
one of three theses published in annual department
journal. Top team, Harvard Debate (ranked 2nd in
nation, 1983-84) ; President, Harvard Debate, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Board of Advisers, Harvard Center for Risk Analysis.
Board of Advisers, Georgetown Journal of International
Environmental Law.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Founder, Class Act reunion community service program.
Organized the first Harvard-Radcliffe 5th Reunion community
service event, in June 1989. 150 volunteers performed 11
projects across Boston. Repeated by reunions in 1990, 1991.
City Year for a Day: Citizen Founder, 1991 and 1990;
Steering Committee member, 1989. Help organize Boston's
annual "serva-a-thon," in which volunteers perform sevice
projects and raise funds for "city Year," Boston's full-year
youth service corps.
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(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
security information
agency
C(2) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the information
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
C(3) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
gift [formerly listed as only C]
information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA]
concerning wells
JONATHAN B. WIENER
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PUBLICATIONS
Richard B. Stewart & Jonathan B. Wiener, "A Comprehensive
Approach to Climate Change," American Enterprise vol. 1, no. 6
(Nov.-Dec. 1990) pp. 75-80.
Report of the U.S. Interagency Task Force on the Comprehensive
Approach, A Comprehensive Approach to Addressing Potential
Climate Change (U.S. Dept. of Justice, February 1991).
Jack B. Weinstein & Jonathan B. Wiener, "Of Sailing Ships and
Seeking Facts: Brief Reflections on Magistrates and the Federal
Rules of Civil Procedure," 62 St. John's L. Rev. 429 (1988).
Editor, Harvard Law Review Centennial Album (1987).
Editor, "Essays Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the
Harvard Law Review, 100 Harv. L. Rev. No. 4 (1987).
"Developments in the Law of Toxic Waste Litigation: Bankruptcy
and Insurance Issues," 99 Harv. L. Rev. 1573 (1986).
Jonathan B. Wiener, "The Impact of Unions on Technological Change
in Newspaper Printing," Harvard College Economist (1984).
Work in Progress
Jonathan B. Wiener, "Competing Risks in Global Environmental
Policy," in Weighing the Risks: Risk-Risk Tradeoffs in Public
Policy (Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, 1992).
Daniel J. Dudek, Richard B. Stewart & Jonathan B. Wiener,
"Environmental Policy for Eastern Europe: Technology-Based versus
Market-Based Approaches," paper presented at the Budapest
Regional Environmental Center, March 27, 1991.
Papers on global change policy presented at the annual meetings
of: University of Wisconsin International Law Society (April
1991) ; American Bar Association Standing Committee on Environ-
mental Law (May 1991) ; Western Economics Association (July 1991).
PERSONAL
Languages: French, some Spanish. Born
(b) (6)
Dated: July 29, 1991
1/9/68
615
RACHEL ANN WOODS
8/15
215 E. Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
No Interview
(202) 547-4727; (202) 544-0054
(Work: 202/863-8747)
EXPERIENCE
August 1990
The Republican National Committee (RNC) - Washington, DC
to present
Director of Membership Correspondence
Channels RNC membership correspondence between the Chairman's
correspondence and proper processors.
Drafts responses to contributors or prospective contributors.
Selected to work the Presidential Photo-Opportunity for the Governor's dinner.
Participated in the Republican Eagles and President's Club dinners.
Conducts tours of the RNC and the Eisenhower exhibit for all
visiting RNC members.
Answers the membership telephone line and handles the contributor's
questions and comments.
Summer 1990
The 1990 Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations - Houston, TX
Coordinated and organized designated areas for members of the press,
greeted and escorted press members to the assigned locations.
Acted as a liaison between the world leaders, CIA, and the press
representatives during the arrival ceremony.
Handled press security at all conferences, including the
Final Communique and the President's Press Conference.
September 1989
International Business Machines (IBM) - Washington, DC
to March 1990
Accomplished budgetary data reports for Governmental Programs Office.
Responsible for processing invoices and employee daily schedules.
Summer
International Business Machines (IBM) - Atlanta, GA
1989
Assisted in preparation of Employee/Customer Educational Seminars.
Performed a variety of administrative tasks utilizing computer skills.
Spring
Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen and Hamilton, Attorneys at Law - - Washington, DC
1989
Assisted Attorneys in case preparation.
Attended Senate Banking Committee Hearings.
Researched legal issues and information at several federal agencies
including: SEC, EPA, FDIC, U.S. Senate, and House of Representatives.
February to
The Republican National Committee - Washington, DC
December 1988
Participated in fundraising for the 1988 Presidential Campaign.
Computer tabulation of campaign donations.
Solicited contributions for the Bush Campaign.
Assisted in giving guided tours; worked in telecommunications.
Summer
Marketing Research Firm/Shop and Check - Atlanta, GA
1988
Edited Marketing Research Reports and conducted Market Surveys.
EDUCATION
Trinity College - Washington, DC
Bachelor of Arts, May 1990. Dean's List Student
Major: Political Science Minor: Communications
"Outstanding College Student of America", 1989/90.
CTIVITIES
Class Vice President
Assistant, Special Olympics
Parents Weekend Coordinator
Dining Hall Committee
Senior Week Organization Committee
Student Tutoring
Senior Communications Representative
REFERENCES FURNISHED ON REQUEST
Rachel A. Woods
215 E Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002
(h) 547-4727
(w) 863-8747
References Upon Request:
Pam Stanard
RNC
Director of Chairman's Correspondence
863-8750
Jim Wray
RNC
Director of Conventions and Meetings
863-8630
Tim Fermoile
RNC
Director of Team 100
863-8720
Gary Foster
EOP
Special Assistant to the President and
Deputy Press Secretary
456-2100
(Director of Communications at The 1990
Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations)
Susan Chaney
IBM
Administration Operations Manager
575-5000
PAUL A. YOST III
10210B Ashbrooke Court
Oakton, Virginia 22124
703-938-2057
EXPERIENCE
1989-
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Economic Policy. Support the Assistant
Secretary in the performance of his duties including a broad range of policy issues and special
projects. Participate in the development of congressional statements. Work closely with the
Office of Data Management with regard to the Treasury International Capital Reporting System.
Assisted in revising the Report on United States Portfolio Investment Abroad.
1987-1989
HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE, INC.
NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY
Manager of Public Policy and Communications. Directed and managed public policy efforts
for portions of the pharmaceutical and the clinical laboratories division. Responsible for issue
management and public communications efforts. Developed public policy and communication
plans. Produced a corporate brochure and a crisis communications guide. Worked extensively
with a number of trade and professional associations.
1983-1987
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Legislative Director to Congressman Howard C. Nielson (R-UT). Directed and coordinated
legislative staff. Worked closely with the Utah Congressional delegation. Responsible for
legislative activities in the Energy and Commerce Committee. Extensive involvement with
public interest groups and trade associations. Assisted with fund-raising activities.
Participated in the development of legislative strategies, policies and priorities. Advised
congressman on the following issues: budget, health, energy, environment, public lands,
communications and drug abuse.
1981-1983
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Legislative Assistant to Congressman James V. Hansen (R-UT). Responsible for legislative
activities of the congressman within the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Prepared
legislative analyses and recommendations on a variety of public land, energy and health
issues. Developed statements, speeches and amendments.
EDUCATION
1974-1980
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
PROVO, UTAH
Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Communications. Emphasis in management and public
relations. Employed as an Assistant to the Vice President of Public Affairs. Student
Government. Soccer team.
1982-1985
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Completed one year of a Masters of Business Administration program.
OTHER
Representative of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in New Zealand from 1975
to 1977. Active in the Boy Scouts of America. Involved with community churches and youth
athletic programs. Own and manage commercial properties. Outstanding Young Men of
America Award 1988.
Department
to: Richard Porter
of the Treasury
Departmental
00m:231 OEOB date: 10/26/90
Offices
Richard,
I enjoyed playing tennis last night.
Although we didn't play up to our ability, it
was great to get out and hit some tennis
balls. Guess we'll just have to ask for a
rematch!
On another subject, I've enclosed several
copies of my resume per our conversation last
night in the car. Anything you can do would
be appreciated. Thanks for your interest.
Regards,
CHIP
Chip Yost
Special Assistant
to the Assistant
Secretary for
Economic Policy
room 3449
phone 566-5063
Deputy Executive Secretary Position
LIST OF APPLICANTS
Individual
Interviewed
Letter
Date
Adams, Tim
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Baker, M. Miller
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Brace, Renee
No
Yes
2-5-91
Bradley, Joanne
Yes
No
Brown, Frederick
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Brownback, Sam
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Calabresi, Janice
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Charles, Robert
Yes
No
Cooney, Nelson
No
Yes
3-13-91
Culp, Diana
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Daniels, Scott
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Dyke, Wade
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Fawbush, Suzanne
Yes
Yes*
4-2-91
Findlay, Cameron
Yes
No
Fleener, Thomas
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Hess, Greg
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Kepley, Elizabeth
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Langston, Ronald
No
Yes
4-2-91
Lefkowitz, Jay
Yes
No
McElvein, Bruce
Yes
Yes
4-2-91
Morales, Jimmy
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Moss, Richard
Yes
call
Nielson, Clark
Yes
No
O'Hare, James
No
Yes
2-5-91
Pine, Mark
Yes
Yes*
4-2-91
Price, Michael
No
Yes
2-13-91
Raidt, John
Yes
Yes
2-19-91
Rawlson, Jon Brooks
No
Yes
2-19-91
Rosenzweig, Paul
Yes
No
Warner, Leigh
Yes
No