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Chester Arthur Crocker

Chester Arthur Crocker, American educator. Recipient Distinguished Service award Secretary State, 1988, Presidential Citizen's award, 1989.

Background

Crocker, Chester Arthur was born on October 29, 1941 in New York City. Son of Arthur M. and Clare V.

Education

Bachelor, Ohio State University, 1963. Master of Arts in International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1965. Doctor of Philosophy, Johns Hopkins University, 1969.

Career

News editor Africa Report, 1968-1969. Lecturer American University, 1969-1970. Staff officer National Security Council, 1970-1972.

Director Master of Science in Foreign Service program Georgetown University, Washington, 1972-1978, director African studies Center for Strategic-International Studies, 1976-1981, distinguished professor diplomacy School Foreign Service, 1989-1998. Assistant secretary state African affairs, 1981-1989. James R. Schlesinger professor strategic studies School Foreign Service Georgetown University, since 1998.

Consultant in strategy and negotiation. Chairman Africa working group Reagan campaign, 1980. Coordinator for Africa Bush campaign.

Board directors, National Defense University, United States Institute Peace, Bell Pottinger Communications United States of America, LLC, Universal Corporation, since 2004. Board chairman Good Governance Group.

Works

All works

Membership

Member advisory community democratic promotion Department State. Board directors housing Human Immunodeficiency Virus Foundation. Board directors Friends of South African Institute Race Relations, Global Leadership Foundation.

Member Independent Advisory Board World Bank. Member Council Foreign Relations, International Institute Strategic Studies, American Academy Diplomacy, Cosmos Club, Tahawus Club.

Connections

Married Saone Baron, December 18, 1965. Children: Bathsheba, Karena, Rebecca.

Father:
Arthur M.

Mother:
Clare V.

Spouse:
Saone Baron

child:
Bathsheba Crocker

child:
Karena Crocker

child:
Rebecca Crocker