James Kenneth Mulligan

Background

Mulligan, James Kenneth was born on August 31, 1911 in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, United States. Son of James Alexander and Margaret (Fitzsimmons) Mulligan.

Education

Bachelor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1934. Master of Arts, University Chicago, 1937.

Career

Personnel administrator, Chicago Park District, 1938-1940; director youth personnel Chicago, National Youth Administration, 1941-1942; manpower analyst, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1942-1943; chief wage classification, New England, Atlantic and Mediterranean area Department Navy, Boston, 1946-1956; with, United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, 1956-1971; executive vice chairman inter-agency advisory group, United States Civil Service Commission, 1957-1958; director, Bureau Training, 1959-1971; consultant, Agency for International Development, State Department, National Civil Service League, World Health Organization, 1971-1979; consultant, Federal Energy Administration, United Nations, 1974-1976. Chairman task force Presidential Commision on Executive, Legislation and Judicial Salaries, July-December 1976. Adjunct instructor Boston University, 1955, Department Agriculture Graduate School, 1958.

Achievements

• James Kenneth Mulligan has been listed as a noteworthy government official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman Personnel Board Wakefield, Massachusetts, 1954-1956. Member of advisory board Washington Technology Institute, 1969-1970, George Washington University, since 1970. Member governing board Washington Interns in Education, 1966-1968.

Served to Lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1944-1946.

Connections

Married Louise Wring Lane, June 3, 1932. Children— Kathryn Lane, Martha Louise, Jean Margaret.

Father:

James Alexander Mulligan

Mother:

Margaret (Fitzsimmons) Mulligan

Spouse:

Louise Wring Lane

child:

Jean Margaret Mulligan

child:

Kathryn Lane Mulligan

child:

Martha Louise Mulligan