CURTIS CAMPAIGNE

Background

Campaigne, Curtis was born on July 6, 1912 in Mendham, New Jersey, United States. Son of Curtis and Edna Amory (Foote) Campaigne.

Education

Williams College, Massachusetts, 1930-1934, Bachelor of Arts. Yale Law School, 1934-1937, Bachelor of Laws. Spoken languages: English.

Career

Bar: New York, 1939. Associate counsel International Paper Company, 1942-1953. Executive director World Veterans Fund, United States, 1953-1954.

Secretary-general World Veterans Federation, 1954-1961, honorary vice president since 1961. Director United States Agency for International Development Mission to Cambodia, 1962-1963, director United States Agency for International Development Mission to Guinea, 1964-1967.

Special assistant, human rights division United Nations, 1967-1968.

United Nations Development Program resident representative in Liberia, 1968-1974, special advisory Africa bureau, 1974-1975. Consultant United Nations-Food and Agriculture Organization (of the United Nations) and Government of Liberia, 1977-1978. National chairman American Veterans Committee, 1952-1953.

Achievements

• Curtis Campaigne has been listed as a noteworthy United Nations official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Society for International Developement. University Club, New York.

• Society for International Developement; University Club, New York.

Connections

Married Alice Marie Livesey, October 1, 1938. Children: Curtis, Anthony Livesey, Jonathan Foote, Cathryn Marie.

Father:

Curtis Campaigne

Mother:

Edna Amory (Foote) Campaigne

Spouse:

Alice Marie Livesey

child:

Anthony Livesey Campaigne

child:

Curtis Campaigne

child:

Cathryn Marie Campaigne

child:

Jonathan Foote Campaigne