Executive director National Academy Sciences
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, Bachelor in Literature, Union College, New York, 1965; Master of Science in Business Administration, Union College, New York, 1969; Doctor of Philosophy in Science Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1974.
Postdoctoral fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, 1973-1974; economics consultant, World Bank, Washington staff officer, National Academy Sciences, Washington staff officer, Environmental Protection Agency, United States Government, Washington, 1977-1979; from assistant director United States regulatory county to policy examiner, Office of Management and Budget, United States Government, Washington, 1979-1981; executive director policy division, National Academy Scis, National Research Council, Washington, since 1981.
Member American Political Science Association (Best Dissertation award 1974).
