Philip Terrence Hopmann

Background

Hopmann, Philip Terrence was born on June 25, 1942 in St. Louis. Son of Irvin Herman and Loretta (Gerlach) Hopmann.

Education

AB, Princeton University, 1964; Master of Arts, Stanford University, 1965; Doctor of Philosophy, Stanford University, 1969.

Career

Research assistant, Stanford (California) U., 1965-1967; instructor, Stanford (California) U., 1967-1968; professor political science, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1968-1985; professor political science, Brown U., Providence, since 1985; director Center for Foreign Policy Development, Brown U., Providence, 1993-1997; director International Rels. program, Brown U., Providence, 1985-1994. Consultant United Nations Development Programme and Economics Common for Latin American, Santiago, Chile, 1985-1992. Chairman faculty Executive Committee Brown U., Providence, 1994-1995.

Achievements

• Philip Terrence Hopmann has been listed as a noteworthy Political science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member International Studies Association (editor 1980-1985, vice president 1991-1992), International Political Science Association, Arms Control Association, American Political Science Association.

Connections

Married Marita Raubitschek, Aug.24, 1968. Children: Alexander Irvin, Nicholas Erich.

Father:

Irvin Herman Hopmann

Mother:

Loretta (Gerlach) Hopmann

Spouse:

Marita Raubitschek

child:

Alexander Irvin Hopmann

child:

Nicholas Erich Hopmann