CIVIL SERVICE NEWSLETTER AUGUST 1975
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NNEIRMEM
Washington,
20415
telephone: 632-5.491
room 5F10/ 1900 E St., N. W.
ADVANCE FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING NEWSPAPERS, AUGUST 20,
NOT TO BE USED BY PRESS, RADIO, OR TV BEFORE
6:30 P.M., EDT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1975
The U.S. Civil Service Commission today announced the names of 71
Federal employees selected as participants in the Education for Public
Management Program for the 1975-76 academic year.
Selected from 20 Federal departments and agencies, they are men and
women who have shown promise to become managers of Government programs
and policies. Their year of study is aimed at better understanding of
how to identify and achieve organizational goals, to mobilize and allocate
resources, and to evaluate results.
The participants are in grades GS-11 to GS-15. Each will return to
his or her sponsoring organization at, the end of the 1975-76 academic
year to resume a Government career in a carefully-planned assignment that
will utilize participants' newly acquired and enhanced skills and knowledge.
At each of nine participating universities, the participants will
attend a core seminar that deals with policy, politics, and administration
in modern government. In addition, each participant will take courses
in management, agency mission, and public policy.
Participants attending each university are listed below:
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Gary J. Barrad, Justice/Law Enforcement Assistance Administration;
John D. Darsey, Jr., Treasury/Customs; Francis L. Marini, Defense Supply
Agency; Central Intelligence Agency; Carl Tribble, Jr.,
Veterans Administration; and Ctral Intel
nay..,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Mary L. Kelly, Treasury/Internal Revenue. Service; John G. Larsen,
Department of Transportation/Federal Aviation Administration; Kathryn
Lass, Department of Labor; and Roger L. Sperry, General Accounting Office.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY
STATINTL Marie B. Acton, Army; James H. Allen, Jr., Air Force;
Central Intelligence Agency; Robert H. Benson National Aeronautics and
Space Administration; John P. Bergeron, Veterans Administration;`Paula''R.`
Ingram, Army; Charles L. Sanders, Air Force; Logene H. Soucy, Army; and
Fedora I. Wilkins, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare/Community
Services Administration.'
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Michael J. Bacon, Defense Supply Agency; Vincent G. Calfapietra,
Army; Quentin J. Gates, Department of Transportation/Federal Aviation
Administration; William N. Hogan, Defense Mapping Agency; William F.
Imfeld, Air Force; Edward J. Poziomek, Army; Harvey A. Rosenthal, Army;'
Harvey J. Slovin, Army; and Daniel M. Spadone, Navy.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Raymond C. Collins, Jr., Department of Health, Education, and Wel-
fare; and Richard M. Stannard, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare/Community Services Administration.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Ira M. Alder, Commerce; Robert S. Armstrong, Treasury/Customs;
Karen D. Brender, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Harold C.
Childer, Interior/Bureau of Indian Affairs; Daniel L. Gripe, Treasury/
Customs; Benjamin E. Fulton, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare;
Owen K. Garriott, National Aeronautics and Space Administration; George A.
Lawton, Environmental Protection Agency; Theresa K. Mahoney, Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare; Lorelei F. Rockwell, Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare/Community Services Administration; and
Central Intelligence Agency.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
John R. Casteel, Defense Communications Agency; Herbert G. Dean,
Air Force; Lois A. Fields, Treasury/Customs; Phillip P. Killam, Depart-
ment of Health, Education, and Welfare; Kenneth M. Lautherstein, Depart-
ment of Transportation/Federal Aviation Administration; Prentiss Mitchell,
Jr., Treasury/Customs; Betty J. Scott, Department of Labor; and Norval D.
Sett.le, Environmental Protection Agency.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Carvin Cook, Department of Labor; Robert M. Farring, Jr., Interior/
Bureau of Indian Affairs; Joseph F. Gelletich, Housing and Urban Develop-
ment; Joan Luck, Agriculture; Central Intelligence
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Agency; John E. O'Rourke, Treasury/Customs; Eugenio G. Sanchez, Air Force;
Agnes,J. Schneer, Air Force; Richard L. Stell, Navy; Gary E. Tagtmeyer,
Army; Jeffrey L. Vaillant, General Services Administration; and Claudia P.
Weis, Defense Supply Agency.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
STATINTL Martin Alamanzan, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare;
Ronald C. Bonig, General Services Administration;
Central Intelligence Agency; Ann R. Haendel, Department of Health., Educa-
tion, and Welfare; Harold E. Lindenhofen, Air Force; Bernard E. McMahon,
Jr., Environmental Protection Agency; Donald L. Peterson, Defense Supply
Agency; Jo Ann C. Scott, Environmental Protection Agency; David Stutman,
Army; and Daniel J. Sullivan, Navy.
Grps. AO, OPA 4, 6 - 8, 11, 12, 14, 15 and 22
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