Background
Langfeld, Stanley Chaitt was born on January 10, 1945 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Millard Ash Junior and Bessie Chaitt.
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Stanley Chaitt Langfeld
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor in History, University Maryland, 1968. Master of Science in Real Estate and Urban Development Planning, American University, 1971.
Career
Market analyst The Rouse Company, Columbia, Maryland, 1971-1972. Director residential and recreational development councils Urban Land Institute, Washington, 1972-1974. Realty specialist United States General Services Administration, 1975-1978, senior realty specialist, 1978-1981, program control officer, 1981-1983, deputy director Office of Program Control, 1983-1985, special assistant to assistant commissioner Office Real Property Management/Safety, 1985-1988, special assistant to assistant commissioner for real property development, 1988-1990, deputy director Office Real Estate Public buildings Service, 1990-1991, director real estate policy division Office Real Estate, 1991-1995, director real property policy division Office Government-wide Policy, since 1995.
Achievements
Membership
Member committee for wine tasting and silent auction benefit National Symphony Orchestra, Washington, 1993—1996. Member executive committee National Symphony Orchestra Ball, 2000—2001. Advisor to board Salvation Army's Turning Point Center for Homeless Women and Children, Washington, since 1996.
Member benefit committee Woodrow Wilson Princeton Centennial Celebration, 2002. Member fall benefit committee Woodrow Wilson House Armistice Day Event, since 1998. Member of Federal Executive Institute Alumni Association (board directors, executive secretary, treasurer, chair 2000-2002), Cosmos Club (new member orientation committee 2000-2002, member house committee 2002-2004, member finance committee 2005-2007, member garden. committee since 2008).
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Married Patricia Ann Junkin, May 1, 1981.
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Nationality
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Religion
Judaism -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Morris Cafritz Memorial scholar, American University, 1970, Dean's scholar, 1970, Hammer award, National Partnership for Reinventing Government, 1999, Distinguished Service award, United States Government, 2001, Meritorious Service award, United States Architectural and Transportation Compliance Board, 2005;, Urban Transportation Center, Urban Mass Transit Administration, United States Department Transportation fellow, 1971.Recipient Morris Cafritz Memorial scholar, American University, 1970, Dean's scholar, 1970, Hammer award, National Partnership for Reinventing Government, 1999, Distinguished Service award, United States Government, 2001, Meritorious Service award, United States Architectural and Transportation Compliance Board, 2005;, Urban Transportation Center, Urban Mass Transit Administration, United States Department Transportation fellow, 1971.