Samuel Joseph Noumoff

Background

Noumoff, Samuel Joseph was born on November 14, 1935 in Brooklyn.

Education

Bachelor, Clark University, 1956; Master of Arts, New York University, 1965; Doctor of Philosophy with distinction, New York University, 1975.

Career

Lecturer, Hunter College, New York City, 1965; lecturer, U. N.B., Canada, 1966-1967; assistant professor, then associate professor political science, McGill University, Montreal, since 1967; associate director Center for East Asian Studies, McGill University, Montreal, 1970-1981; director Center for Developing Area Studies, McGill University, Montreal, since 1988. Guest lecturer Sophia U., Japan, College Sacred Heart, Japan, Hosei U., Japan, Institute American Studies, Japan, Meiji U., Japan, Association Negro Studies, Japan, Jawaharlal Nehru U., India, Delhi U., India, Nodal Research Center, India, Chulalongkorn U., Thailand, U. Dhaka, Bangladesh, National U. Malaya, Malaysia, U. Hong Kong, Institute Contemporary International Rels., China, Institute L.Am. Studies, China, State Economics Commission, China, Nankai U., China, Shandong U., China, Wuhan U., China, Peking U., China, XiamenU., China, Guangdong Overseas Chinese U., China, Jiangsu Economics Commission, China, Inner Mongolia Economics Commission, China, Xinjiang Economics Commission Higher Party School, China, Beijing Municipal Party School, China, Tianjin Municipal Party School, China, Shangong Provincial Party School, Fiundan U., China, Nanjing U., China, Qufu Normal U., China, U. Havana, Cuba.

Consultant U. East Asia, Macau on University Governance, Task Force of Secretary State forExternal Rels.: Canada Aid Policy to China. Commentary on radio and TVfor Canadian Broadcasting Company, CTV Networks.

Achievements

• Samuel Joseph Noumoff has been listed as a notable Political scientist, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Canada Political Science Association, Canada Asian Studies Association, Canada Association Studies in Development, Quebec Committee for Asian Studies, Canada China Society, Committee for New Direction in the United States Korea Policy, Zimbabwe Ednl. Cultural Institute, Third World Sciences.