Background
III, Charles Fredrick Holman was born on October 27, 1957 in Lansing, Michigan, United States. Son of Charles F. Holman Junior and Thelma J. (Smith) Trahan.
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Charles Fredrick Holman III
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B, University of Michigan, 1977; Juris Doctor, Wayne State University, 1980.
Career
Congressional intern, Congressman John Conyers Junior, 1977-1978; law clerk, Michigan Attorney General, 1979; law clerk, Michigan Department Civil Rights, Detroit, 1978-1980; legal counsel, Michigan Legislation Svc. Bureau, Lansing, 1981-1987; assistant Corporate Counsel, City of Detroit, 1983; civil rights trial attorney, United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Detroit, 1987-1988; attorney, Lewis, White & Clay, Professional Corporation, Detroit, 1988-1990; assistant United State Attorneys, Detroit, since 1991. Adjunct Professor Cooley Law School, Lansing, since 1984.
Achievements
Membership
Member President Commision on Minority Affairs University of Michigan, 1987-1988, Chairman of the Board Governors Busley Hall, 1975-1976. Member Superintendent's Special Committee on Minorities and Handicappers in Higher Education, 1985-1987, member Committee on school and Community Affairs, 1982-1984. Vice president Lansing Junior Board Education, 1973-1974, director Student Advisory Center, 1987-1989.
Member American Bar Association (director Young Lawyers Division 1989-1990, chairman Young Lawyers Division Human and Civil Rights Committee 1987-1989, vice-chairman Young Lawyers Division Human Rights Committee 1986-1987, county member Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities 1987-1989, Young Lawyers Division liasion to Section of Employment and Labor Law 1989-1990, Executive Committee Young Lawyers Division Minorities in the Profession Committee since 1986, state co-chairman American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education since 1989, member Special Advisory Committee on Program for Public Svc. Lawyers 1988-1989-), American Judicature Society (board directors since 1990), Michigan State Bar (secretary-treasurer Young Lawyers Section 1987-1988, vice-chairman 1988-1989, editor Inter Alia 1988-1989, chairman 1990-1991, board commissioner since 1990, Young Lawyers Section Outstanding Svc. Citation 1985), National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (4th vice-chairman Michigan State Conference of Brs.
1987-1988, chairman Education Committee 1985-1988, chairman Youth and College Conference 1981-1982, national board directors 1977-1978, 81-83, National Legal Committee 1981-1985, National Youth Work Committee 1981-1986, Spingarn Medal Selection Committee 1981-1984, Personnel and National Officers Committee 1981-1983, chairman National Task Force on Black College Students 1977-1979, president University of Michigan College Chapter 1975-1976, Mitchell Leadership award 1982).
