Richard Marshall Cashin

Background

Cashin, Richard Marshall was born on April 3, 1924 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of William David and Anna Genevieve (Keefe) Cashin.

Education

AB, Harvard University, 1946. AM, Boston University, 1949. Postgraduate, School Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins, 1959.

Career

Management staff, Department State, 1949-1952; staff, United States Escapee Program, 1952-1956; program officer, USOM, Libya, 1956-1959; program officer, USOM, Ethiopia, 1959-1962; director, Office Central African Affairs, Agency for International Development, Washington, 1962-1966; assigned, Senior Seminar Foreign Policy, Foreign Service Institute, Washington, 1966-1967; deputy director, Agency for International Development mission, Ghana, 1967-1968; director, Agency for International Development mission, 1968-1970; director, Agency for International Development mission to Indonesia, Jakarta, 1970-1975; associate assistant administrator, Office Legislation Affairs Agency for International Development, Washington, 1975-1977; director, Agency for International Development mission, Pakistan, 1977-1978; director project management division, United Nations/Food and Agriculture Organization (of the United Nations) World Food Programme, Rome, Italy, 1978-1986; senior director Office of Policy and Planning, Catholic Relief Superior vena cava syndrome-United States Catholic Conference, 1986-1989; senior advisor, Catholic Relief Superior vena cava syndrome-United States Catholic Conference, 1989-1990; consultant, Interfaith Hunger Appeal, New York City, 1990-1992; consultant, Catholic Near East Welfare Association, New York City, since 1991.

Achievements

• Richard Marshall Cashin has been listed as a noteworthy international aid official by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Mary Catherine Walsh, November 25, 1950. Children: Anne Jordan, Richard Marshall, Jane Kevill, Stephen Douglas.