Salvatore Sclafani

Background

Sclafani, Salvatore was born on February 1, 1945 in New York City. Son of Lorenzo and Francesca Sclafani.

Education

Bachelor, St. John's University, Jamaica, New York, 1966. Master of Arts, Eagleton Institute Politics, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1967. Doctor of Philosophy, Rutgers University, 1985.

Postgrad, New School, 1973. Postgrad, New York University, 1974.

Career

President New York City Board Elections, 1973—1974, commissioner, 1973—1982. Management analyst Federal Regional Council Housing and Urban Development, 1982—1984. Community development specialist Housing and Urban Development, 1984—1986.

Assistant Congressional Relations, since 1986. Project director Legislation Institute, New York, 1974—1975. President Hamilton Agency, public affairs consultant New York City, 1974—1982.

Borough chairman Mayor's Transit Service Watchdog Commission, 1970—1972. Advisory committee elections committee Senate, 1973—1974. Lecturer City University, 1981—1982, Wagner College, since 1982.

Board governors Richmond Junior Chamber of C., 1972—1975. Advisory coun Congress Italian American Organizations, 1976—1978. Board directors Friends S. Beach Psychiatric Center, 1979—1980.

Achievements

• Salvatore Sclafani has been listed as a noteworthy government agency administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of American Society for Public Administration, American Educational Research Association, Policy Studies Organization (coordinator environmental action committee), American Political Science Association, Politics Education Association, Election Commissioners Association New York State, Capitol Hill Restoration Society.

Connections

Married Rita E. Koch. 1 child Margaret Anne.

Father:

Lorenzo Sclafani

Mother:

Francesca Sclafani

Spouse:

Rita E. Koch

child:

Margaret Anne Sclafani