Richard Eric Hartwig

Background

Hartwig, Richard Eric was born on December 14, 1942 in New York City. Son of Helmut Arthur and Anna Beata (Erickson) Hartwig.

Education

Student, University Hamburg, Germany, 1962-1963; Bachelor of Science in Government and German, Southern Illinois U., 1965; student, University La Plata, Argentina, 1966; Master of Arts in Political Science, University of Wisconsin, 1967; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin, 1980.

Career

Charles E. Culpepper fellow, Wesleyan University, 1981-1982; assistant professor, Illinois State University, 1982-1985; associate professor, Troy State University, Europe, 1985-1986; from assistant to associate professor, Valdosta (Georgia) State College, 1986-1990; Fulbright fellow, U. Monterrey, Mexico, 1990-1991; professor, Technology Institute (ITE Master of Science), Monterrey, Mexico, 1991-1993; chair department, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical U., Kingsville, since 1994. Instructor Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1971-1972. Visiting assistant professor Coe College, Iowa, 1973, 74, College Charleston, South Carolina., 1978-1979, Texas Agricultural and Industrial University, 1980-1981.

Lecturer Marquette U., 1977. Visiting instructor Iowa State University, 1978. Consultant World Bank Transportation Department 1983-1984.

Reviewer for National Endowment for Humanities grants.

Achievements

• Richard Eric Hartwig has been listed as a noteworthy Political science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Interests

• Avocation: tennis.

Connections

1 child, Sophie Anne.

Father:

Helmut Arthur Hartwig

Mother:

Anna Beata (Erickson) Hartwig

child:

Sophie Anne Hartwig