Francis Samuel Monaise Hodsoll

Background

Hodsoll, Francis Samuel Monaise was born on May 1, 1938 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Frank and Adelaide (Monaise) Hodsoll.

Education

Bachelor, Yale University, 1959. Master of Arts, Bachelor of Laws, Cambridge University, 1963. Juris Doctor, Stanford University, 1964.

Foreign Services economic course, Washington, 1972. Doctor of Fine Arts (honorary), Pratt Institute, 1983. Doctor of Fine Arts (honorary), University Massachusetts, 1986.

Career

Associate Sullivan & Cromwell, New York City, 1965-1966. Foreign service officer Administrative Office American embassy, Belgium, 1966-1968. Assistant political advisor Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe, Belgium, 1968-1969.

Controlling director Warner, Barnes & Company, Manila, 1964-1971. Oceans policy officer State Department, Washington, 1969-1971. Special assistant chairman Council on Environmental Quality, 1972-1973.

Special assistant administrator Environmental Protection Agency, 1973-1974. Director energy conservation division Commerce Department, 1974, staff director cabinet work education task force, 1974, executive assistant to undersecretary, 1974-1976, department assistant secretary commerce for energy and strategic resources, 1976-1977. Director Office of Law of Sea Negotiation State Department, 1977, deputy United States special representative for nonproliferation, 1978-1980.

Member White House transition team Executive Office President, 1980-1981. Deputy assistant to President and deputy to chief of staff White House, 1981. Chairman National Endowment for Arts, 1981-1989.

Executive associate director, Chief Financial Officer United States Government Office Management and Budget, Executive Office of President, 1989-1991. Deputy director for management Office Management and Budget, Executive Office of President, 1991-1993. Chair, board directors Center for Arts & Culture, Washington, 2001—2006.

Senior consultant Logistics Management Institute, since 2001, Gene Rouleau & Associates, 2002—2003. Co-chairman Sally Mae Education Services Council, 1995—1996, American Assembly Arts and the Public Purpose, 1996—1997. Co-chair, Chief Executive Officer Southwest Colorado Data Center, 1994—1997.

CEAR reviewer Association Government Accountants, 2003—2007. Member performance consortium oversight committee National Academy Public Administration, 2003—2005. Consultant in field; member United States National Commission United Nations Educational, since 2004, vice chair culture committee, 2005—2009, chair world heritage sub-committee, 2005—2010, chair, culture committee, 2009—2010.

Co-chair culture task force United States Summit Global Citizen Diplomacy, since 2009. Chair, culture committee General Accounting Office Panel Inspectors General, since 2008, member, 2006—2007, Preserve American Summit Global Preservation Community Panel. Consultant president Committee Arts and Humanities, 2006—2007.

Producer president's committee on arts and humanities Symposium on Film, television, Digital Media and Popular Culture, 2006. Evaluator American Film Institute project 20/20 Film Exchange, 2006—2007. Chair National Association of Performing Artists panel review, National Park Service Cultural Preservation Program National Academy Public Administration, 2007—2008, member National Institute Environmental Health Sciences panel, 2007—2008.

Board member United States National Committee International Council on Monuments and Sites, 2007—2009. Chair National Association of Performing Artists panel review National Park Service National Resource Stewardship & Science Directoriate, 2009—2010. Co-chair International Cultural Engagement Task Force National Summit Citizen Diplomacy, since 2010.

Achievements

• Francis Samuel Monaise Hodsoll has been listed as a noteworthy government official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman board, commissioners Ouray County, 2000—2001. Vice chair National Association Counties Geospatial Data committee, 1998—1999. Review committee New Century Colorado, 1999—2000, committee member, 1999—2000.

Member National Association Counties Rural Leadership Caucus and Chair Rural Telecommunications Task Force, 1999—2001. Vice chair steering committee National Association Counties Telecom and Technology, 2000—2001. Company chairman American Assembly Arts, Technology and Intellectual Property, 1999—2002.

Chairman board directors Center for Arts and Culture, 2001—2005. Member National Academy Panel National Historic Presentation Program Performance Measure, 2008—2009. President, ceo Resource Center Cultural Engagement, since 2008.

Principal council Excellence in Government, 1993—2008. Chairman Ouray County (Colorado) Republican committee, 1995—1996. Commissioner Ouray County, 1997—2001.

Member General Government Transition Team Colorado Governor elect Bill Owens, 1998—1999. Director Colorado River Water Conservation District, 1997—2001. Fellow National Academy Public Administration.

Member National Association Counties (presidential transition team), New York State Bar Association, Stanford University Alumni Association, Yale Club, Metropolitan Club, Zeta Psi.

Connections

Married Margaret Mimi McEwen, August 18,1963. Children— Lisa-Monaise, Francis Hamill McEwen.

Father:

Frank Hodsoll

Mother:

Adelaide (Monaise) Hodsoll

Spouse:

Margaret Mimi McEwen

child:

Lisa-Monaise Hodsoll

child:

Francis Hamill McEwen Hodsoll