Thomas J. Campbell

Background

Campbell, Thomas J. was born on August 14, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of William J. and Marie Campbell.

Education

Bachelor, Master of Arts in Economics with highest honors, University of Chicago, 1973;

Doctor of Philosophy in Economics with highest department fellowship, University of Chicago, 1980;

Juris Doctor magna cum laude, Harvard University, 1976.

Career

Law clerk to presiding justice, United States Court Appeals (District of Columbia circuit), 1976-1977;

law clerk to Justice Byron R. White, Supreme Court of the United States Court, Washington, 1977-1978;

associate, Winston & Strawn, Chicago, 1978-1980;

White House fellow, Office Chief of Staff and White House of Counsel, Washington, 1980-1981;

executive assistant to deputy attorney general, Department Justice, Washington, 1981;

director Bureau Trade Competition, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, 1981-1983;

head delegate to Organization of European Cooperation and Development, Paris, committee experts on restictive business practices, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, 1982, 83;

member, 101st-105th Congresses from California 12th District, 1989-1992;

member commission on science, space and technical, commission on judiciary, banking, finance and urban affairs, 101st Congress from California 12th District, 1989-1992;

member, 104th - 105th Congress (now 106th Congress) from California 15th District, since 1995. Professor Stanford Law School, 1983-1989. Member Congressional Committee on Banking and Finance Superior vena cava syndrome, since 1997, International Rels., since 1997.

Achievements

• Thomas J. Campbell has been listed as a noteworthy Congressman by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member San Francisco Committee on Foreign Relations. Member American Bar Association (antitrust section, county 1985-1988, program chairman 1983-1984).

Connections

Married Susanne Martin.

Father:

William J.

Mother:

Marie Campbell

Spouse:

Susanne Martin.