Professor of Social Science, Daytona Beach Community College
References:
Roger Everett, Kim Beldon, West Campus: Glen Murphy and Dr.
Jeanne
Field, South Campus 1990+1 -
American University in Les Cayes, Haiti - Director of Development
Fontec project (Technican Training) 89-90 Associate PROFESSOR
POLITICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND ARTS OF OKLAHOMA,
Teaching Political Science, Research and Community Service;
Director
of Model United Nations, Title III Higher Education Planning
Grant.
Chickasha, Oklahoma 73018 (405) 224 3140 (1982-90) President
Institute
for Human Resources, Managing Director Global Village
Enterprises,
Caribbean Training Centers. Private Consultants doing in-service
training and evaluation. Clients include state, local
governments,
private firms in programs of productivity improvement through
collective action. Private consultant to lawyers and accountants
on international investment alternatives and strategies for
individual
and corporate clients.
Part-time graduate teaching MBA Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University
Staff Director, Halifax Area Local Government Study Commission.
(1982-3)
Professor/Director, Bureau of Public Administration, College of
the Virgin Islands, MBA/MPA program, workshops, training and
research
in Public Administration. Graduate students (MBA), directed
on-site
training, workshops and seminars, research on the Territories.
Achievements include major projects on V.I. data, (in LOC) labor
relations, educational needs and skills of public sector
employees,
Legislative Conference, Growth Management and Coastal Zone
Management,
Federal Grants officer, other grants in Public Policy, Planning,
and Community Service. (1978+1983)
Associate Professor, California State University at Long Beach,
Center for Public Policy and Administration; Director of
Institute
of Health and Social Policy, Associate Professor, teaching,
research,
and community service in Social Welfare, and Evaluation in the
Bureau of Governmental Research. Teaching graduate students in
Social Service Planning and Administration, Cost Benefit
Analysis,
Public Policy
Analysis and evaluation, survey research, and other social
science
methods, workshops and seminars on program planning, evaluation,
and research. Funded projects with local governments including
RESPOND and major local data base study of the "Changing
Face of Long Beach." (74-77) -- 2 - 5 employees
Senior Research Fellow/ Lecturer, University of Wisconsin -
Milwaukee,
UW Madison; (414) 963-5332 and -
The University of Nebraska at
Omaha,
SAC- USAF; Applied Urban Research Center (402) 554-2355 and
teaching,
System Analysis as applied to urban issues, land use and
development,
evaluation of social aspects of physical planning, groups and
communities, politics and economics.
U.S. Air Force SAC, educational program in the North Atlantic
Command,
Director Criminal Justice Center (Omaha). Includes one
year on assignment to:
Regional Office, Dept. HEW Chicago, (GS+14), Research and
Development Specialist, projects in service integration, program
planning and evaluation of Human Resource Programs, training,
computer applications, and organizational development.
(1972+1975); Associate Professor, Mankato State University, (507)
389 1714 Minn. Dept. of Urban Affairs and Political Science;
Research Associate, Florida State University, Graduate Student
Project Associate Center for Social Research, Staff for the
Committee
on Public Education (K+12) and Higher Education, House of
Representatives,
Florida Legislature. Assistant to Robert Graham, Tallahassee;
Assistant Professor, Inter-American University, San Juan Puerto
Rico;
Lecturer in St. Albans, England; FIET Institute, Turin Italy.
EDUCATION
Florida State University, Department of Government, Ph.D., 1972
fields include Educational Administration, Regional and Urban
Planning and Human Resource Economics. Dissertation topic:
"
The
Use of Geographic Coding in Public Policy and Planning, a
computer
application of Districting and Redistricting."
Harvard University, Graduate School of Education, Center for
Education
and Public Policy, Ed. M., 1969 Human Resource Planning and
Economics,
Master's papers on National Assessment Program.
University of London School of Economics, International Modern
History and Economics, Papers on Economic, Political and Social
Impacts of Science and Technology from the 18th century to
present.
University of Chicago,
The College, A.B. degrees, in Liberal Arts
and Social Science, American History and Economics.
Graduate work at Columbia, General Studies. Teaching
Certificates, some Spanish and French - Some computer languages
Fortran and Basic
HIGH SCHOOL: EVANSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ILLINOIS
ON THE JOB TRAINING in computer analysis (systems analysis) and
small area data and graphics; social program analysis; investment
strategies; workshops and seminar planning and training methods
in basic supervision management planning (goals and objectives),
stress workshops, training of trainers.
Long form
Peter E. Pflaum Ph.D.
225 Robinson Road New Smyrna Beach FL 32169- (904)
428+7924
March 5, 1996
Since January 1992 I have worked for DBCC as an adjunct
professor of
social sciences. For 30 years, I have been a professor of social
science,
history, political science, public administration and policy and
management
with a excellent record of applied projects of real value to
people and
communities. I have developed self-supporting training programs
for public
employees and academic courses as full professor and program
director,
along with the funding and managing many successful projects. I
have been
a teacher for many years with a very congenial response from
students and
harmonious relations with colleagues in a variety of cultures. I
have done a
couple dozen papers, reports, and funded projects in human
resource
planning, social and health services.
EXPERIENCE: JOB DESCRIPTIONS:
Professor of Social Science, Daytona Beach Community College
References: Jim Everett,228-3090 ex 2080 Kim Beldon, West Campus:
Glen Murphy and Dr. Jeanne Field, South Campus 427-3472 Ext 2612
1990+1 - American University in Les Cayes, Haiti - Fontec project
89-90 Associate PROFESSOR POLITICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF
SCIENCE AND ARTS OF OKLAHOMA,
Teaching Political Science, Research and Community Service;
Director of Model United Nations, Title III Higher Education
Planning Grant. Chickasha, Oklahoma 73018 (405) 224 3140
1982+1989 President Institute for Human Resources, Managing
Director
consultant to Global Village Enterprises, Caribbean
Training Centers.
Private Consultants doing in-service training and
evaluation. Clients
include state, local governments, private firms in programs
of
productivity improvement through collective action. Private
consultant to lawyers and accountants on international
investment
alternatives and strategies for individual and corporate
clients.
Part-time graduate teaching MBA Embry- Riddle Aeronautical
University. Topics of workshops and studies include
Government
Human Resource Issues, Stress Management, Labor Relations,
Training, Institutional Health and Development. (1985-88)
Staff
Director, Halifax Area Local Government Study Commission, a year
long
$500,000 study of all aspects of local government of the six
cities of the
Dayton Beach Area. Worked with
The Urban Institute on survey of
the
effectiveness of community services. (1984)
1978+1982 PROFESSOR/DIRECTOR, BUREAU OF PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION, COLLEGE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, MBA/MPA
program, Workshops,
training and research in Public Administration. Graduate
students
(MBA), directed on-site training, workshops and seminars,
research
on the Territories. Achievements include major projects on
V.I.
data, labor relations, educational needs and skills of public
sector
employees, Legislative Conference, Growth Management and
Coastal Zone Management, Federal Grants Officer, other grants
in
Public Policy, Planning, and Community Service. (1978+1983)
1975 +1978 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, California State University at
Long
Beach, CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION; Director of
Institute of Health and Social
Policy, Associate Professor, teaching, research, and community
service in Social Welfare, and Evaluation in the Bureau of
Governmental Research. Teaching graduate students in Social
Service planning and Administration, Cost / Benefit Analysis,
Public Policy Analysis and Evaluation, survey research, and
other
social science methods, workshops and seminars on program
planning, evaluation, and research. Funded projects with local
governments including RESPOND and major local data base study
of the "Changing Face of Long Beach." (74-77)
1970+1975 Senior Research Fellow/ Lecturer, University of
Wisconsin-
Milwaukee, UW Madison; and -
The University of Nebraska at Omaha,
SAC-USAF; Applied Urban Research Center and teaching, System
Analysis as applied to urban issues, land use and development,
evaluation of social aspects of physical planning, groups and
communities, politics and economics. Various projects Major
activities included projects in Citizen Participation in
Health
Planning (supported by HEW, Natl. Institute of Health), social
aspects of the Multi-County Riverfront development plan around
Omaha which had a special grants administration approved by
OMB, a state wide data system for allocation of Senior
Citizens
programming by the School of Social Work (Madison) and the
State
of Wisconsin, U.S. Air Force SAC, educational program in the
North Atlantic Command, Acting-Director Criminal Justice
Center
(Omaha). Includes one year (IPA) assignment to:
Regional Office, Dept. HEW Chicago, (GS+14), Research and
Development Specialist, projects in service integration,
program
planning and evaluation of Human Resource Programs, training,
computer applications, and organizational development.
(1972+1975);
1969+1972 Associate Professor/Research Associate, Mankato
State University,
Minn. Dept. of Urban Affairs and Political Science; Taught Urban
Affairs
graduate and undergraduate Political Science. Worked on
Statewide Urban Internship program.
Florida State University, Graduate study and Project
Associate,
Center for Social Research.
Staff for the Committee on Public Education (K+12) and Higher
Education, House Florida Legislature, Assistant to Robert
Graham,
Tallahassee;
Assistant Professor, Inter-American University, San Juan
Puerto
Rico; Hato Rey and San German Puerto Rico, Assistant Professor
of Social Sciences, Political Science and History.
Lecturer in St. Albans, England; FIET Institute, Turin Italy
EDUCATION
Florida State University, Department of Government, Ph.D., 1972
fields
include Educational Administration, Regional and Urban Planning
and
Human Resource Economics.
Dissertation topic: "
The Use of Geographic Coding in Public
Policy and
Planning, a computer application of Districting and
Redistricting."
Harvard University, Graduate School of Education, Center for
Education and
Public Policy, Ed. M., 1969 Human Resource Planning and
Economics,
Master's papers on National Assessment Program.
University of London, London School of Economics, International
Modern
History and Economics, Papers on Economic, Political and Social
Impacts of Science and Technology from the 18th century to
present.
University of Chicago,
The College, A.B. degrees, in Liberal Arts
and Social
Science, American History and Economics. Graduate work at
Columbia,
General Studies.
Evanston, Illinois Public Schools.
Teaching Certificates, some Spanish and French - Some computer
languages
Fortran and Basic
ON THE JOB TRAINING in computer analysis (systems analysis) and
small area
data and graphics; social program analysis; investment
strategies; workshops and
seminar planning and training methods in basic supervision
management
planning (goals and objectives), stress workshops, training of
trainers.
GRANTS AND REPORTS
1969-71 in human resource planning and Small Area Data Systems,
At Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, Harvard, and Florida
State University,
Graduate Papers, Funded Research, by USOE (Education
Assistance Center, University of
Miami)
Research Associate, Legislative Staff, L. Childs and Bob
Graham
Educational Resources Center, FSU School of Education
"
The National Assessment Program," Harvard GSE Ted Sizer,
Dean
"Education and Economic Development,"
"Supply and Demand for Teachers in Puerto Rico."
The Ford Foundation program at Harvard and Puerto Rico, Center
for Education and Economic
Development.
Special projects in the use of Census Data: New Haven,
Connecticut, Census Use Study,
Planning assistance to City of Jacksonville, Florida,
Consultant to Republican National Committee on
Reapportionment programs,
Office of Civil Defense on Small Area Data Systems:
Educational Consultant (Resource Center) to Santa Rosa,
Orange, Brevard, and Dade County
School.
Organized major national conference and research on address
matching and computer files used
by census bureau, RAND SDC and other research groups.
Slone School (MIT) and Harvard Business School (Abt Associates)
project on System Analysis in
Education and Social Programs.
For the U.S. Office of Education and NIMH, Natl. Institutes of
Mental Health, "Small Area Data
Systems,"
"
The Census Use Studies: School Application of DIME Files
and Address Matching," (Systems
Development Corp.) RAND Studies on Geo-codes.
US Office Of Education, computer applications to desegregation
$125,000, "
The Costs of Segregation,"
"
The Organization of Florida State Government," "Computer
Simulation of the State School
Finance Program," for the K+12 Education committee of the
House of Representatives."
For the National Endowment for the Humanities, Technology, the
future and the city; papers for the
World Future Society and the Sage Foundation on Social
Indicators.
1971-77 in Urban Affairs and Grants Administration: At Mankato
State, Univ. of Wisconsin, and
Nebraska (UNO) Midwestern Consortium on Urban Affairs,
Dept. of HUD and States of Minn., Wisc. and Nebraska urban
internships program in social
policy planning;
U.S. Office Of Education, Geo-coding for school planning
"Politics and Communications;" "
The Use of Interns in Social
Programs, Supervision and
Training Needs."
Omaha Regional Planning Authority, unified grants administration,
housing and community planning,
Riverfront development, Omaha, Nebraska and Iowa tri-county area.
Social Services Administration and Integration (Duluth, East
Cleveland, Omaha)
"Regionalism in Urban Planning," "Planning,
The Use of
Social Science Methods,"
"Field Research and Participation in Setting Goals and
Objectives, Nominal Group Process;"
Grants in Community Action and Citizen Participation "
The Data
Base for Resource Allocation to Senior
Citizens Programs in Wisconsin;" HEW/NIH NIMH Consumer
participation in health care;
"Interdisciplinary Grant in Social Planning, Aging and Urban
Planning, Census Data Project,"
"Closing the Loop in Program Evaluation;" " Review of Needs
Analysis;" "Training Community
Members of Health Planning Boards;"
The Wingspread Leadership Conference on Integration and Social
Change.
1977-79 in City Management and Training and Needs Analysis, Urban
Data Systems At California State
University at Long Beach, Public Policy Center
"Coastal Zone Planning Data Analysis of Drug Abuse and
Prevention;"
Analysis of Social Needs of Long Beach, Ca. "RESPOND, A
Social Analysis of Problems in Long
Beach," "Evaluation for Local Government Managers."
1979 - 83 In-Service Training and Community Service At College of
the Virgin
Islands and in Florida, training of trainers for law
enforcement (LEAA); Virgin Island studies:
Community Analysis Data Book; (in Library of Congress)manpower
needs and political status;
emergency planning; on the job training for public employees
workshops in supervision and management
planning;
"Coastal Zone Management and Problems of Growth;" Reports on
manpower, training, data needs,
library services, V.I. history education, supervision in the
culture of the West Indies, program planning.
"Labor Relations in the Public Sector in the Virgin
Islands.";
Title I, Higher Education;
The Pre-Legislative Conference, Status
of the Territories, were among many
other activities.
1984- in Evaluation of Community Services Halifax Area Regional
Planning, government services ("How
Effective Are Your Community Services?" THE URBAN INSTITUTE) ,
Fees and grants from LEAA (Training of Trainers and Stress
Management workshops); with the
Harris Corp. on Productivity Programs; with private clients,
International Financial Services consultant.
Title III, Higher Education Planning Grant (USAO); Certified
Tribal Management (proposal).
REFERENCES:
Personal References: (non-relative not supervisor)
Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Teresa Lewis, Discovery Days Institute of
Early
Learning, 310 N. Ridgewood, Edgewater, Florida (904) 428-0860
Ms. Chris Waters, P.O. Box 60646, Palm Bay, Florida 32906-0646
(407) 728-0151
Mr. George Phillips, 796 Summit, St. Paul, MI 55105 (612)
293+1099
Ms. Elizabeth Sharon, P.O. Box 2324, New Smyrna Beach, Fl. 32069
(904)427-2037:
Ms. Rachael Vance, 7107 Somerset, Harrisburg, Pa. 17111 (717)
564-2615
Father James Biegler, St Paul's Episcopal Church, (904) 428-8733
428-6062
Professional and Personal:
Harry Hatry
The Urban Institute (202)
833-7200
2100 M St. N.W., Washington D.C. 20036
Don Long & Long and Associates (305)
491-7676
Carolyn Long 5200 Federal Hwy., Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33308
James Oliver Washington D.C. Dept. of Education (703)
521-3633
1600 S. Eads, Apt. 606 North, Arlington, Va.
22202
Mr. Jack Linker, 229 New Street, Newborn N.C. 28560 (919) 466
3143
Mr. Lockwood Burt, Ormond Re Group 140 South Atlantic, (904)
677-4453
College of the Virgin Islands 00801: (809) 774+1252: Dr. Arthur
Richards, President of College of V.I.;
Letters on File from: Dr. Paul M. Leary, Dean of Instruction and
Academic Affairs; Dr. Ben Posner,
Public Administration Director; Dr. C.L. Fagan, Professor &
MPA/MBA Program Director; Hon. Juan
Luis, Governor of US VI; Hon. Mr. Alexander Farrelly, current
Governor; Mr. Calvin Wheatley,
Assistant to Governor; Mr. Patrick Williams, Executive Director
of the Legislature of the V.I.; Mr. Jack
Brian, Special Asst. to Governor on Labor Relations; Mr. Arnold
M. Golden, Commissioner of Public
Works; Ms. Eleanor Cerge, Director of Administration, Public
Works; Mr. Dino DeMarte, Dept. of
Labor, Labor Statistics; Beverly Smith, Community Services; Edwin
Potter, Director Bureau of
Corrections; Ms. Marjorie Gerard, V.I. Personnel Office; Ms.
Beverly Nieves, Mr. George Phillips, V.I.
Dept. of Education. - Prof.s Keith Baker, Lynda Brandt, Dan
Barber, Steven Blumberg, Mel Powell,
Public Administration Cal. State University at Long Beach 90840
(213) 498-4177 Prof.s Ann and Scott
Greer, Milton Huber, Dr. Rose, Raymond Munts, Univ. of Wis.(414)
963-5332 -- Prof. Jack Soule, Cal.
State Univ. at San Diego
Comments from letters of recommendations:
"Intelligence, enthusiasm, drive, in teaching and program
management; active force, a doer who can
transform dying programs to productive activity, new ideas for
program development, prompt, does his
homework carefully, writes and speaks effectively without
offense, willing to go the extra mile, well liked
by students and administrators, letters attesting to successful
programs for government, legislature,
cities, states, training & research. Of special mention the "Plan
for Improving the Management Skills of
Employees and officials of the Virgin Islands," "
The
Pre-Legislative Conference" with the Assoc. of State
Legislatures: "Labor Relations Seminars." Workshops and seminars
were useful, to the point, realistic,
well-organized, cooperative atmosphere, care of students'
interests and concerns." Letters on request
Personal History
I was born in Europe when my father Irving (Peter) Pflaum
was with the United Press
International. My family participated in the events of the times
in Europe. My father was the foreign
editor in Chicago for the Sun- Times and did wartime service for
the OSS. I attended public school in
D.C., Chicago and the suburb of Evanston. I graduated from the
University of Chicago. When the three
year degree in General Studies was completed, I finished with
honors the more traditional four year B.A.
in social sciences with a major in American History and
Economics.
After college I attended for one year the London School of
Economics in International History
and taught at a community college in St. Albans. I also traveled
and worked in the travel business. Such
experience is critical in learning about other cultures and
vastly expanding one's horizons. I taught
American Civilization in Italy. In 1965 I was asked to join the
Inter-American University, San German,
Puerto Rico.
The work there included teaching a wide range of
subjects: history, economics, politics, and
other social sciences. At the same time I attended Harvard's
Graduate School, at first part time and
then full time.
At Harvard my work was a program of social and economic
planning in human resource
development.
The Center for Economic Development was a small but
very interesting program and
included the people who set up the Peace Corps in West Africa.
The program involved quantitative
models and computer application to provide the human resource
element of development plans. We were
supported by the Ford Foundation with joint efforts at the School
of Business at Harvard and MIT's
Slone School.
After the Master's at Harvard, I worked in Tallahassee, Florida,
while completing the Ph.D. in Public
Planning and Government. We received several grants in the
quantitative analysis of policy issues,
including one for my thesis on districting applications. I was
fortunate enough to spend a year as staff of
the Florida Legislature with a House of Representatives leader,
D. Robert Graham. In 1972 after
finishing the Ph.D. in Government, I taught Urban Affairs in
Minnesota. For one year I was with the
Chicago Regional Office of the Department of HEW, in charge of
research and evaluation. Being a
federal civil servant is an excellent way to have real
information on how the government works.
The
appointment was renewed in Urban Research and teaching at the
Universities of Nebraska and
Wisconsin. We worked on a wide range of projects in housing,
social planning, racial integration,
evaluation, and other funded projects with the Federal, State,
and Local governments as clients. In 1975
I was offered a position with the program in Public
Administration, California State University at Long
Beach, (Associate Professor). My college appointments with
The
College of the Virgin Islands was a
director of the Bureau of Public Administration and Professor in
the MBA/MPA program, at USAO is to
teach the full range of undergraduate political science classes
and work on the Comprehensive
Development Plan under Title III, Higher Education.
My wife and I have two small children -- Sara Lynn, age twelve,
and James Blaine, eight years (1996).
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