Marc Holzer

Background

Holzer, Marc was born on February 28, 1945 in Bronx, New York, United States. Son of Philip and Ann Lee (Blinder) Holzer.

Education

Bachelor in Political Science, U. Rochester, 1966. Master of Public Administration, University of Michigan, 1967, Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science, 1971.

Career

Assistant professor government public administration John Jay College Criminal Justice, City University of New York, 1971-1974, associate professor, 1975-1979, professor, 1980-1989. Professor public administration Rutgers University, Newark, 1989. Founder, executive director National Center for Public Productivity, 1975.

Founder, chairman International Productivity Network, 1988.

Consultant internat.and federal departments agencies, city, state and county agencies. Director numerous funded projects in field

Member Croton-Harmon Board Education, 1984-1987, president 1986-1987. Advisory academic board/board of trustees Campus Arts & Sciences, Athens.

Achievements

• Marc Holzer has been listed as a noteworthy public administration educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society Public Administration (chairman national training committee 1981-1982, 83-84, national county 1982-1985, chairperson management science section 1981-1982, 89-90, president New York Metropolitan chapter 1978-1979, 79-80, chairperson section humanistic, artistic and reflective expression 1993-1995, chair publications committee 1993-1994, New York Metropolitan Outstanding Academy award 1985, New Jersey Outstanding Achievement award 1992, National ASPA: vice-president, 1998-1999, president-elect, 1999-2000, president, 2000-2001. Fellow Rockefeller Institute Governor, 1986-1987.

Connections

Married Madeleine Fuchs, August 31, 1969. Children: Matthew, Benjamin.

Father:

Philip Holzer

Mother:

Ann Lee (Blinder) Holzer

Spouse:

Madeleine Fuchs

child:

Matthew Holzer

child:

Benjamin Holzer