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| (postal address and telephone upon request) |
| PhD | History (Australia, NZ, Pacific) | University of Sydney Australia
| 1995 | Australia-New Zealand Accord: Attempting to Fashion a Coordinated Foreign Policy, 1943-46 |
| M.A. | Education (administration) | University of Texas at San Antonio | 1976 | Administration, Community College |
| B.A. | International Relations | St Mary's University San Antonio, Texas | 1970 | History, Education, Government Secondary teaching certification |
| Cert: | Educational Instruction and Administration | United States Army Faculty Development School | 1965 | Adult education |
"'A Dangerous Occupation': Dr. H.V. Evatt's Twenty-three year friendship with C. Hartley Grattan", Papers of The Life and Times of Dr. H.V. Evatt conference, Bond University, Queensland, Australia, July 1990.
"C. Hartley Grattan: The Man and the Collection", The Library Chronicle, University of Texas at Austin, New Series Number 42/43, 1988. (Also printed in Perspectives on Australia, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin, 1989).
Technical and Further Education in Australia, unpublished monograph prepared for the LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, 1990.
Sourcebook of References: Roosevelt Campobello International Park. North Atlantic Regional Office, United States National Park Service, 1990.
"Twenty-Fifth Anniversary History of the Roosevelt Campobello International Park and Commission", in RCIPC Annual Report, 1988.
"Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr., Remembered", RCIP Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Booklet, 1989.
The History of the Roosevelt Campobello International Park Commission, (limited distribution to Commission members), 1989.
"End of Tyranny: New World of Australian Studies", paper presented to Surfing the Net for Australia Conference, University of Wales, Lampeter, 12 July 1996.
"Australia's Internet Identity", paper presented at Australian Identities Conference, University College Dublin, 8-10 July 1996.
Book review of: Steve Hoadley, "New Zealand and Australia: Negotiating Closer Economic Relations", in New Zealand International Review, vol XX, no 6, Nov/Dec 1995.
2000 - present: Historian, US Army Medical Department School, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas.
1995 - present: Director, Australian Studies Network
1998-99: Online Product Development, Open Learning Australia, Melbourne
1996-97: Research Associate, Intercollege Research Programs, Pennsylvania State University
1995-96: Research Associate, Australia New Zealand Studies Center, Pennsylvania State University
1993-95: Administrative Assistant, Department of History, Sydney University
1991-93: Administrative Assistant, Key Centre of Design Quality, Sydney University
1989-91: Administrative Associate, Edward A. Clark Center for Australian Studies, University of Texas at Austin
1988-89: Resident Historian, Roosevelt Campobello International Park, New Brunswick, Canada
1960-80: United States Army (retired in 1980). Medic; Social Work/Psychology Specialist; community welfare administrator; adult education instructor; first sergeant; commander recruiting station.
1996-present: Consultant and affiliate, Australian Education Office, Washington, DC.
1996-1999: Member, board of directors, Australian Studies Association of North America.
1998-1999: Member executive board, International Australian Studies Association.
1996-1997: Technical advisor, History Channel, Arts and Entertainment Network.
2000 - present: Instructor, Military Medical History, Academy of Health Sciences, US Army Department of Medicine, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
1993-94: Tutor, "Australia and the World", Professor Neville Meaney, Department of History, Sydney University.
1985-88: Teaching Assistant, "United States History", Professor Tom Philpott, Department of History, University of Texas at Austin.
1968-70: History and Social Studies, Churchill High School, San Antonio, Texas. (Permanent secondary certification in Texas)
1965-75: United States Army Academy of Health Sciences, Social Work/Psychology, adult education.
International experience: I have lived and worked overseas for more than eighteen years including extensive periods in Germany, Thailand, England, Spain and Australia. Five years backpacking throughout Europe while staying at more than one hundred Youth Hostels and working at a variety of jobs (including hotel, bar, restaurant). Four years graduate study in Sydney. Frequent visits to family in Sweden. (Altogether, I have spent Christmas in nine different countries!) But, please note, I only communicate in English.
General administration: All aspects of office administration in both government and academic institutions.
Educational administration: MA degree with specialization in junior college administration; Responsibility for several major university programs; Developed and supervised extensive training programs for the Army; Supervise and coordinate student exchange and study abroad programs.
Computer: Competent in all aspects of (Macintosh) computer usage. Designed departmental network for exchange of data, student registration and grading; desk-top publishing; statistical analysis; all phases of World-Wide-Web creation and maintenance, etc. Conceived, created and maintain the major international network of academics involved with the study of Australia. (But, please note, I am not a programmer - my work values content over "bells and whistles")
Born in Los Angeles, California on 12 February 1942. I am married to a Swedish national who has permanent residence status in the United States. My three daughters are grown and independent. Recreational interest include travel, canoeing, camping. We are very flexible and willing to live just about anywhere.