Background
Petrequin, Harry Joseph was born on July 1, 1929 in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, United States. Son of Harry Joseph and Crescentia Ellen (Bechter) Petrequin.
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Harry Joseph Petrequin
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AB, Westminster College, 1950; Bachelor of Foreign Trade, American Graduate School International Management, 1954; postgraduate, Johns Hopkins University, 1960; Master of Arts, Tufts U., 1970.
Career
Joined, United States Foreign Svc., 1955; assigned, Agency for International Development and predecessor agys., since 1955; deputy director, S.E. Asia Regional Economics Development Office, Thailand, 1970-1974; United States coordinator, Senegal River Basin Authority, Dakar, 1975-1976; director, Association of Southeast Asian Nations and South Pacific Affairs, 1977-1980; director program development and evaluation staff Bureau International Organisation Affairs, State Department, 1980-1981; deputy director, Agency for International Development Mission, Morocco, 1981-1985; coordinator, Agency for International Development Senior Management Course, 1985-1986; coordinator, Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1986-1987; faculty department national security policy, National War College, Washington, 1987-1989; international development consultant, Black Mountain, North Carolina, since 1989. Adjunct Professor political science Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa, North Carolina, since 1993.
Membership
Lieutenant (junior grade) United States Coast Guard Reserve, 1951-1953, commander Reserve. Member Society Internt. Development, World Federalist Association (national board directors), American Foreign Svc.
Association, United Nations Association United States, Academy Political Science, Cousteau Society, Common Cause, Institute Noetic Sciences, World Future Society, Amnesty International, Coast Guard Combat Vets Association, Greenpeace, Veterans for Peace, The Land Institute, Phi Alpha Theta.
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Connections
Married Katharine McDonnell Drouin, October 7, 1980. Children: John Andrew, Marc Christopher, Paul Nicholas.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Superior Honor award Agency for International Development, 1979, State Department Superior Honor award, 1981, Comdrs. award for Civilian Svc., Department of the Army, 1989.Recipient Superior Honor award Agency for International Development, 1979, State Department Superior Honor award, 1981, Comdrs. award for Civilian Svc., Department of the Army, 1989.