Thaddeus Charles Trzyna

Background

Trzyna, Thaddeus Charles was born on October 26, 1939 in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Education

Bachelor in International Rels., University of Southern California, 1961; Doctor of Philosophy in Government, Claremont Graduate U., 1975.

Career

Vice consul, United States Government, Elisabethville, Katanga, Zaire, 1962-1963; consul, United States Government, Leopoldville, Republic of Congo, 1963-1964; secretary National Military Information Disclosure Policy Committee, United States Government, Washington, 1964-1967; president, California Institute Public Affairs, Claremont, 1969-1989; president, California Institute Public Affairs, Sacramento, since 1989; senior associate, School of Politics and Economics, Claremont Graduate U., since 1989; director, Interant. Center for Environment and Public Policy, since 1990. Member county International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, 1990-1996, chairman commission on environmental strategy and planning, 1990-1996.

Chairman California Forum on Hazardous Materials, 1985-1988, California Farmlands Project Task Force, 1981-1984. Consultant United States and California State Agilysys on Environmental Policy. Consultant on development of natural resources University for Peace, Costa Rica.

Lecturer international relations Pomona College.

Achievements

• Thaddeus Charles Trzyna has been listed as a noteworthy Academic institution administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Foreign Service Association, Sierra Club (vice president 1975-1977, chairman international committee 1977-1979).

Connections

Son of Thaddeus Stephen and Irene Mary (Giese) T. Divorced; 1 child, Jennifer.

Father:

Thaddeus Stephen Trzyna

Mother:

Irene Mary (Giese) Trzyna

child:

Jennifer Trzyna