Bachelor in English, Trinity College, 1965; Master of Education in Special Education, Boston University, 1967; postgraduate, University of Minnesota, 1968; postgraduate, U. Lund, Sweden, 1971; postgraduate, Harvard University, 1974-1976, 80.
Director public relations, Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont, 1967-1971;
assistant professor special education, Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont, 1967-1974;
lobbyist, Vermont Legislation, 1974-1979;
chair special education division, president, Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont, since 1979;
president emeritus, Trinity College, Burlington, Vermont. Member American Council on Education's Governmental Relations Commision on National Challengesin Higher Education. Corporator, director Bank of Vermont, trustee Vermont Law School.
Task force on economics development infrastructure, education and training North-East-Midwest Leadership Council.
Executive committee Campus Compact, chair federal initiatives task force. Active Vermont Higher Education Council. Lobbyist Vermont Legislature (chairman special education division), 1974-1979.
Coordinator Catholic Campaign to Ban Land Mines. Member NACIU (board directors 1990), American Association Higher Education (participant Spring Hill Conference 1987), Governor's Economics Council.
