Education
Student, London School Economics & Political Science, 1962-1963; Bachelor in History and Polit Science cum laude, Marymount College, 1964; Master of Arts in International Politics, Columbia University, 1966.
Student, London School Economics & Political Science, 1962-1963; Bachelor in History and Polit Science cum laude, Marymount College, 1964; Master of Arts in International Politics, Columbia University, 1966.
Training associate, Community Progress Incorporated, New York Haven, Connecticut, 1967-1969; instructor in international relations, Albertus Magnus College, 1967-1968; administrative assistant, National Urban Fellows, 1969-1972; assistant director, director, National Urban Fellows, 1972-1975; city coordinator, Carter-Mondale Presidential Campaign, New Haven, 1976; executive assistant, Mayor Frank Logue, New Haven, 1976-1977; campaign manager, Mayor Frank Logue, New Haven, 1977; executive assistant, development administrator, City of New Haven, 1977-1979; campaign manager, Chris Dodd for United States Senate, 1979-1980, 86; administrative assistant, United States Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Washington, 1981-1987; state director, Mondale-Ferraro Presidential Campaign, New Jersey, 1986; partner, DeLauro-Geller, 1987-1988; regional director, Dukakis for President Campaign, New York, New Jersey, Conference, 1988; executive director, EMILY's List, 1989; first elected to, United States House of Representatives, 1990; member, 102nd-104th Congresses 3rd Connecticut district, since 1991; member House Appropriations committee, 105th Congress chief deputy minority whip, 105th Congress. Delegate to Democratic National Convention, 1984. Board directors Pax Americans.
Past president New Haven Arts Council. Member National Italian-American Foundation, Democratic Women for Progress.
