Alfred Miller Zuck

Background

Zuck, Alfred Miller was born on August 27, 1934 in East Petersburg, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Walter Newton and Mary (Miller) Zuck.

Education

Bachelor, Franklin and Marshall College, 1957. Master of Public Administration, Syracuse University, 1958.

Career

Director federal program, Presidential Commision on Youth Opportunities, Washington, 1967-1968; dir evaluation, Employment and Training Administration, Department Labor, Washington, 1968-1970; dir administration and management, Employment and Training Administration, Department Labor, Washington, 1970-1975; comptroller, unites states department Labor, Washington, 1975-1977; executive director, Commision on Executive, Legislation and Judicial Salaries, Washington, 1980; assistant secretary, Department Labor, Washington, 1977-1983; acting secretary, Department Labor, Washington, 1981; assistant administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, 1983; executive director, National Association Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, Washington, 1983-1997; distinguished professor, American U., Washington, since 1996. President International Institute Administrative Sciences, Brussels, 1989-1992, American Consortium for International Public Administration, Washington, 1984-1989. Board directors Public/Private Venture, Inc., Philadelphia, 1984-1990.

Achievements

• Alfred Miller Zuck has been listed as a noteworthy Public administration educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow National Academy Public Admisntrn. (trustee 1989-1995, chairman of the board of trustees 1993-1995). Mem. Phi Beta Kappa. M C.

Connections

Married Geraldine Connelly, July 21, 1957. Children: Susan, David.

Father:

Walter Newton Zuck

Mother:

Mary (Miller) Zuck

Spouse:

Geraldine Connelly

child:

Susan Zuck

child:

David Zuck