THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO 1872

Jeffrey R Gold, M.D, Clsanrd/or and ExeotHtÿ I1ice Pttsidott for Bioseltnres and Health Affalrs February 3,2011 Dean of/l>e College of MedJdne alld Life. Sciences

Raymon H, Mulford Library Patricia J. Metting, Ph.D. lvlail Stop 1018 Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 3000 Arlington Avenue The University of Toledo Toledo, Ohio 43614-2570 3045 Arlington Avenue, MS #1018 Phone: 419.383.4243 Toledo, OH 43614 Fax: 419.383.6100 [email protected] Dear Dr. Metting: www, utoledo, edu

It is my pleasure to formally nominate Jo Ivey Boufford, M.D. as an HonoralT¢ Degree recipient and one of our commencement speakers for the spring 2012 Commencement of the College of Medicine. Dr. Boufford has had an extraordinary career in health care. She was named President of the New York Academy of Medicine in 2007. She also was the first woman president of New York City Health and Hospitals, which is the largest municipal system in the United States, and served in that role from 1985 to 1989.

Dr. Boufford is Professor of Public Service, Health Policy and Management at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at New York University School of Medicine. She served as Dean of the Robert Wagner Graduate School of Public Service from 1997 to 2002 and prior to that serced as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Dr. Boufford was awarded a Robetÿ Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowship at the Institute of Medicine in Washington, DC for 1979-1980. She served as a member of the National Council on Graduate Medical Education and the National AdviseD' Council for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality from 1997-2002. She currently serves on the boards of the United Hospital Fund, the Primary Care Development Corporation and Public Health Solutions formerly MHRA. She was President of the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration in 2002-2003. She was elected to membership in the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 1992 and is a member of its Executive Council, Board on Global Health and Board on Afi'ican Science Academy Development. She was elected to serve a second four year term as the Foreign Secretary of the IOM beginning July 1, 2010. She was elected a Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration in 2005. She has been a Fellow of The New York Academy of Medicine since 1988 and a Trustee since 2004.

Dr. Boufford believes that one of the most influential accomplishments in her career came during her tenure as the director of the residency program in social medicine at Montefiore Hospital in New York City where she paired residents to care for patients at a health center in the South Bronx. This innovative program prepared future pediatricians, internists, and family physicians for inner city primary care practice. It is my sincere hope that the Academic Honors Committee finds this nomination acceptable. I am deeply honored to support her candidacy.

Warmest personal regards,

Jeffrey P. Gold, M,D, Chancellor and Executive Vice President for Bioscienees & Health Affairs Dean of the College of Medicine & Life Sciences

JPG/nlr jo Ivey Boufford, M.D., jo Ivey Boufford, MD, is President of The New York Academy of Medicine. Dr. Boufford is

Professor of Public Service, Health Policy and Management at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate

School of Public Service and Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at New York University School of

Medicine. She served as Dean of the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New

York University from June 1997 to November 2002. Prior to that, she served as Principal Deputy

Assistant Secretary for Health in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from

November 1993 to January 1997, and as Acting Assistant Secretary from January 1997 to May 1997.

While at HHS, she served as the U.S. representative on the Executive Board of the World Health Organization (WHO) from 1994-1997.

From May 1991 to September 1993, Dr. Boufford served as Director of the K_ing's Fund College,

London England. The Iÿng's Fund is a royal charity dedicated to the support of health and social services in London and the United Kingdom. She served as President of the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC), the largest municipal system in the United States, from December

1985 until October 1989.

Dr. Boufford was awarded a Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowship at the Institute of

Medicine in Washington, DC for 1979-1980. She served as a member of the National Council on

Graduate Medical Education and the National Advisory Council for the Agency for Healthcare

Research and Quality from 1997-2002. She currently serves on the boards of the United Hospital

Fund, the Primary Care Development Corporation and Public Health Solutions formerly MHRA.

She was President of the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration in

2002-2003. She was elected to membership in the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 1992 and is a member of its Executive Council, Board on Global Health and Board on African Science Academy

Development. She was elected to serve a second four year term as the Foreign Secretary of the IOM beginning July 1, 2010. She received an Honorary Doctorate of Science degree from the State

University of New York, Brooklyn, in May 1992 and the New York Medical College in May 2007.

She was elected a Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration in 2005. She has been a

Fellow of The New York Academy of Medicine since 1988 and a Trustee since 2004.

Dr. Boufford attended Wellesley College for two years and received her BA @sychology) magna cum laude from the University of Michigan, and her MD, with distinction, from the University of

Michigan Medical School. She is Board Certified in pediatrics. CURRICULUM VITAE

JO IVEY BOUFFORD, M.D.

PERSONAL:

ADDRESS: WORK: President New York Academy of Medicine 1216 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10029 212-822-7201

HOME: 425 West End Avenue Apt 3B New York, NY 10024 212-475-4758

DATE OF BIRTH: July 2, 1945 Durham, North Carolina

EDUCATION:

HIGH SCHOOL: Chapin School, New York City E. Lansing High School, E. Lansing, Michigan 1960-63

COLLEGE: Wellesley College, 1963-65 University of Michigan, 1965-67 B.A. Psychology, Magna cum Laude

MEDICAL University of Michigan Medical School SCHOOL: 1967-71, M.D. with Distinction.

POSTGRADUATE Residency Program in Social Medicine TRAINING: Montefiore Hospital & Medical Center Bronx, New York Social Pediatrics, 1971-74

CERTIFICATIONS: National Board of Medical Examiners, 1972 American Board of Pediatrics, 1978

LICENSURE: New York, 116017

3. FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS:

Honorary Doctor of Science Degree, Pace University, May 2011

Honorary Doctor of Science Degree, New York Medical College, May 2007

Fellow, National Academy of Public Administration, 2005

Member, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, October 1992.

Honorary Doctor of Science Degree, State University of New York, Health Science Center at Brooklyn, May 1992.

Fellow, New York Academy of Medicine, 1988

Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowship, National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine - August 1979 - July 1980.

Upjohn Award for Achievement in Medical Education and Community Health - University of Michigan Medical School, 1971.

Victor Vaughn Honorary Historical Society, University of Michigan, 1970-1971.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Member, Society of Medical Administrators Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics Fellow, New York Academy of Medicine Member, American Public Health Association

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

President, New York Academy of Medicine February 2007 - Present Dean, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University June 1997 - November 2002 Acting Assistant Secretary for Health, United States Department of Health and Human Services. January 1997 - May 1997 Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, United States Department of Health and Human Services. November 1993 - January 1997 Director, King's Fund College, London, England. March 1991 to September 1993 International Fellow in Comparative Health Systems Management, King's Fund College, London, England. November 1989 to March 1991 President, New York City (NYC) Health and Hospitals Corporation December 1985 to October 1989 Acting President, NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation. August 1985 to December 1985 Executive Vice President, NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation April 1985 to August 14, 1985 Vice President, Medical & Professional Affairs, NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation. March, 1983 to April, 1985 Vice President, Medical Operations, NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation. March, 1982 to March, 1983 Director, Residency Program in Social Medicine, Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center, Bronx, New York. 1975 to 1982 Co-Director, Institute for Health Team Development, Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center, Bronx, New York. January, 1975 to 1982 Administrative Director, Valentine Lane Family Practice, Yonkers, New York. 1975 to 1982

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

Emeritus Professor of Public Service, Health Policy and Management, Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University and Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, New York University Medical School. September 1997- Present Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Social Medicine (formerly Department of Community Health), Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York. March 1982 - 1997 Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York. July 1987- 1997 Associate Professor, Department of Community Health, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York. 1981-82 Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York. 1976- 1987 Assistant Attending Pediatrician, Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center, Bronx, New York. 1975 - 1997 Adjunct Professor, Lehman College of Nursing, Bronx, New York. 1974- 1980

ACADEMIC COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Available Upon Request

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (1987-Present):

Member, NYC Health & Hospital Corporation Foundation Board, December, 2011 - present Member, newly formed NYS Public Health and Planning Council June, 2011 -present, Chair, Public Health Committee

Member, Executive Committee InterAcademy Medical Panel 2006-2010; elected Co-chair June 2010-present

Member, Board of Directors, American International Health Alliance (2009-present)

Co- Director National Program Office, Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholars Program 2008-Present

Member, Institute of Medicine Board on Science Academy Development in Africa (2004- present)

Member, Institute of Medicine Board on Global Health 2003- present

Member, Board of Directors, United Hospital Fund 1999-present

Member, Board of Directors, Public Health Solutions formerly MHRA 1997-present

Member Public Health Council of New York State 2008- May, 2011, Co-chair 2010-11

Member AAMC Diversity Policy and Program Advisory Board - 2011

Member US Delegation to the WHO World Health Assembly May 2011

External Program Review Committee, Chair, Program in Health Services Management, Harvard School of Public Health, Oct. 2010

Doris Duke Foundation Program Advisory Committee on initiative on Health Systems Strengthening (2008-2010) 4 Chair University of Michigan Global Health External Advisory Committee - 2009- 2011

Foreign Secretary, Institute of Medicine- July 1, 2006- 2011

Member, Board of Directors, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) (2004-2010)

Member, Board of Directors Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS) (2004 -2010, Chair (2005-2010)

Chair, Program Review Committee, Commonwealth Fund, New York (2003-2005)

Member of the Public Health Infrastructure Work Group, New York State Department of Health (2002 - 2004)

Member, Executive Council, National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (2001 -2004), President (2002-3)

Member, Visiting Committee, Harvard School of Public Health (2002- 2009)

Member, National Board of Medical Examiners (2001 -2005)

Member, Institute of Medicine Executive Council, National Academy of Sciences (2001 - 2006)

Membership Committee, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences (1998-2002)

Member UNA-USA Advisory Group on Global Health (2001- 2003)

Committee on Assuring the Health of the Public in the 21st Century, Institute of Medicine (2001-2003) Co-Chair Study

Member, National Advisory Council of the Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research, (2000-2003)

Member, Board of Directors, Village Center for Care (1998 - 2007)

Member, Board of Directors, New York Blood Center (1998-2002)

Member, Board of Directors, International Women's Health Coalition (1998 - 2005)

Chair, Sub-board on International Public Health, Open Society Institute (1998-2004) Member, National Advisory Board, Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program (1998-2001)

Member, National Council on Graduate Medical Education (1998 - 2002)

Member, Board of Directors, Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC), New York City (1997- 2011), (Chair 2000-2003)

Senior Advisor to the Secretary on International Health, United States Department of Health and Human Service (USDHHS) (1997-2000)

Representative of the United States of America on the Executive Board of the World Health Organization (1994-1997, 1998- 1999)

Member, Joint Coordinating Committee (U.S.-Russian) for Radiation Health Effects Research (1994 - 1997)

Point-of-Contact (U.S. Staff Director) Gore-Chernomyrdin Commission- Health Committee (1994-1997)

Member, Board of Directors, Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowships (1989-1995)

Member, Institute of Medicine Committee to Develop Methodology Useful to the Veterans Administration for Estimating Its Physician Needs. (1988-1991)

OTHER ACTIVITIES:

Consultant on Health Services Management to EC PHARE Project: "A National Health Service Management Strategy for the Czech and Slovak Republics." February 1992 - March 1993

Member Human Resources and Health Manpower Planning Team for World Bank Project "Healthy Romania" January 1992 - March 1993

Consultant, Brookdale Health Policy Center (JDC), Jerusalem, Israel 1990 - 1993

PRESENTATIONS: (1995 to Present; others available on Request)

"Healthy Communities: Exploring the Intersection of Community Development and Health," Keynote Speaker at the Federal Reserve Bank, New York, NY. June 13,2011

Commencement Address, Pace University May 22, 2011 "Urban Challenges and Opportunities: New York City Perspective," World Health Organization Ministerial on Prevention of NCDs, Moscow, April 28, 2011

"Is America's Healthy Policy Healthy and What can Physician Do?" Keynote Speaker, National Doctors' Day at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, NY. April 1, 2011

"Global Health and Aging," United Nations AARP Briefing on Age Friendly Cities, New York, NY. February 8, 2011

"Health Care Reform and Leading Change: Making America's Health Policy Healthy," Women in Medicine, Stony Brook University Medical Center, Stony Brook, Long Island. April13, 2010

"Making America's Healthy Policy Healthy and What HRSA Can Do," Presented to the US Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Rockville, MD. March 10, 2010

"Is America Healthy Policy Healthy," Keynote Speaker at the David Rogers Colloquium Weill Cornell Medical Center, New York, NY. January 14 2009

"Look back at The Future of the Public's Health," The Coordinating Center for Health Promotion Lecture Series at the Center for Disease Control Panel, Atlanta, GA, August 6, 2008

"The Health Workforce and Global Health," Keynote Speaker at The Santa Fe Group, New York, NY. June 4, 2008

Commencement Address, Sophie Davis College of Medical Education, The City College of New York, New York, NY. May 30, 2008

"Changing Health Care 2008: Information Leading to Action," Keynote Speaker at the Women's City Club of New York, New York, NY. January 28, 2008

"Is America's Health Policy Healthy?" Keynote Speaker at the 1st Annual Harold Wise Memorial Lecture at the Albert Einstein College Medicine & Monetfiore Medical Center, Bronx, NY. January 22, 2008

"Why is Urban Health different?" at Association of Health Care Journalists, New York, NY. October 13, 2007

"The Harold Coppersmith Memorial Lecture," at New York Downtown Hospital, New York, NY. June 13, 2006 "Celebrating Medical Achievement and Outstanding Public Service," Keynote Address at Gouvemeur Healthcare Services, New York, NY. June 14, 2006

"The Health Workforce and Global Health," Lorraine and Ralph Lubin Distinguished Visiting Professor. Department of Public Health, Weill Medical College. October 26, 2005

"The US Physician Workforce and Global Health" panelist at AAMC Physician Workforce Research Conference, Washington, D.C. May 6, 2005

"The Global Health Workforce: Addressing the Crisis", Keynote Address at Global Health Council, Washington D.C. June 1, 2005

"Leadership for Global Health" at Annual Meeting International Health and Medical Education Commission (IHMEC), San Francisco. April 1, 2005

Commencement Address, Texas A&M Rural School of Public Health. May 22, 20O4

"The Future of the Public's Health and the Environment," Keynote Address at the National Environmental Public Health Conference, Atlanta, Georgia. December 3, 2003

"Assuring the Health of the Public" at NACHO-ASTHO Annual Meeting, Phoenix, Arizona. September 10,2003

"The Future of the Public's Health in the 21st Century" at the New York Academy of Medicine. August 26, 2003

"A Health Policy Promoting Health" the Maureen Dixon Memorial Lecture. Institute for Health Management, Dublin, Ireland. May 15, 2003

"Enhancing Problem Solving Capacity for Priority Diseases for the Poor," Presentation to the Rockefeller Foundation. September 23, 2002

"Hispanic Health in New York City", Presentation to NYU School of Medicine/Bellevue Hospital Center. May 5, 2001

"Is U.S. Health Policy Healthy?" Presentation at the UCLA Lester Breslow Distinguished Lecture. April 3, 2001

"Executive Leadership Program," at the U.S. Medicine Leadership Conference February 13-14, 2001

8 "Policy and Prospects for COPC", at International Workshop on the Future of COPC, Richmond, Virginia October 17, 2000

"How Safe is the Safety Net?" Presentation to the New York Association of Ambulatory Care, NYU Medical Center, November 18, 1999

"Setting the Global Agenda for Health," Association of Academic Health Centers Annual Meeting. Westin Resort, Port Royal, Hilton Head Island, SC. September 30, 1999

Commencement Address, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. June 3, 1999

"Health Future: The Managerial Agenda, Andrew Pattullo Lecture," AUPHA. June 26, 1999

"What is Public Health? - New Strategy for the Network," OSI Medical Coordinators Meeting, Dubrovnik, Croatia. April 23, 1999

"Crisis, Leadership, Consensus: The Past and Future Federal Role in Health," The New York Academy of Medicine. December 1, 1998

"Under Construction: Managed Health Care System in New York City," New York Academy of Medicine, Institute for Urban Family Health, New York. February 4, 1998

Keynote Speaker, New York Association for Ambulatory Care, Inc., New York. December 11, 1996

"Research on Women's Health for the 21st Century," National Institutes of Health, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. September 26, 1996

"Health Policy in the Next Administration," Columbia University School of Nursing, New York, New York. September 17, 1996

"Healthcare Futures: The Managerial Agenda," 1996 EHMA Annual Conference, Cascais, Portugal. June 26-28, 1996

"Fighting for Women's & Children's Health," Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, D.C. October 31, 1995

"Health Care Policy - UK/US Contrasts," Association of University Programs in Health Administration, L'Enfant Plaza Hotel, Washington, D.C. October 16, 1995

"The Federal Health Services Budget Outlook FY96: Implications for New York," Grantmakers in Health/US Public Health Service Region II, Initiative on Maternal and Child Health, New York. July 12, 1995 9 Keynote Address, First Annual Asian American and Pacific Islanders Health Forum, San Francisco, California. June 21, 1995

"Physician Specialty Choice and Health Professions Policy," The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. April 29, 1995

"Osteopathic Medicine: Past, Present and Future," Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, Dallas, Texas. March 10, 1995

Keynote to National Hispanic Medical Association, Washington, D.C. March 4, 1995

PUBLICATIONS:

Boufford, Jo Ivey, Vlahov, David, Pearson, Clarence, Norris, Laurie "Urban Health: Global Perspectives," John Wiley and Sons, New York, N.Y. 2010

Chen, Lincoln C. and Boufford, Jo Ivey "Fatal Flows--Doctors on the Move" in NEJM 353:17, October 27, 2005

Boufford, Jo Ivey "Leadership Development for Global Health, Ch. 12 in Foege, WH, Daulaire,N., Black, RE and Pearson, CE Eds., Global Health Leadership and Management, John Wiley and Sons, San Francisco, CA. 2005

Gostin, Lawrence, Boufford, Jo Ivey, Martinez, Rose M. "The Future of the Public's Health: Vision and Values" Health Affairs, September-October 2003

Boufford, Jo Ivey and Lee, Philip R. "Health Policymaking: The Role of the Federal Government," in M. Danis, C. Clancy and L. Churchill (eds.) Ethical Dimensions of Health Policy. Oxford University Press, Winter 2002

Boufford, Jo Ivey and Lee, Philip R. Health Policies for the 21st Century: Challenges and Recommendations for the USDHHS, Milbank Memorial Fund, Fall 2001

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "View from New York: Implications of the terrorist attacks for public services in New York City," The Stakeholder. Public Management Foundation November/December 2001.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Health Future: The Managerial Agenda, "Journal of Health Administration Education, winter 2000

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Setting the Global Agenda for Health," in M. Osterweis and D. Holmes

10 (eds.), Global Dimensions in Domestic Health lssues. Association of Academic Health Centers, 2000.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Crisis, Leadership, Consensus: The Past and Future Federal Role in Health," Journal of Urban Health, Vol. 76 (2), June 1999.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Potential Lessons from the European Experience for the North American Region," Health Systems In An Era of Globalization, Board on International Health, Institute of Medicine, Washington, D.C. and Mexican Commission for Health Research, National Academy of Medicine, Mexico, D.F., 1995.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "European Health Care Reform and Primary Care." Changing the Health Care System - Models from Here and Abroad. Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., 1994.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. (Ed.) Doctors as Managers. Report of A Working Conference on ManaCement Development. European Healthcare Management Association, Dublin, Ireland, 16-18 May, 1993.

Boufford, Jo Ivey and Harwood, Alys. Managing Clinical Services, A Consensus Statement of Principles for Effective Clinical Management. London: Institute of Health Services Management, 1993.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Primary Care and Graduate Medical Education." Bulletin of New York Academy of Medicine, Vol. 68, No. 2, March-April 1992.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Comparing Health Services in the US and UK." Health Direct-NAHAT. Issue 11, September 1991.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Managing the Unmanageable: Public Hospital Systems." International Journal of Health Planning and Management, Vol. 6, 1991: 143-154.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Models for Increasing Access: Strengthening Community Health Centers and the National Health Service Corps." Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, Vol. 1, No. 1, Summer 1990.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "AHEC and Ambulatory Care." National AHEC Bulletin, Vol. VII, No. 2 Fall 1989.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Changing Paths and Places for Training Tomorrow's Generalists," Clinical Education and the Doctor of Tomorrow, The New York AcademY of Medicine, 1989.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "What Needs to be Done on the Hospital Front," in The AIDS Patient: An Action Agenda, New York: Westview Press, 1988.

11 Boufford, Jo Ivey. "AIDS in New York City: Programs and Costs," in AIDS Public Policy Dimensions, United Hospital Fund, January 1986.

Boufford, Jo Ivey and Shonubi, Patricia A. Community Oriented Primary Care: Training for Urban Practice, New York: Praeger Special Studies, 1986.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Public Hospitals in The Changing Health System" Editorial in American Journal of Public Health, vol. 76, January, 1986: 12-13.

Boufford, Jo Ivey, "The Future of Graduate Medical Education." The New Physician, May-June 1985: 43-50.

Goetzel, R., Croen, L., Shelov, S., Boufford, J., Levin, G. "Evaluating Self Help Support Groups for Medical Students." Journal of Medical Education, Vol., 59, April 1984: 333-340.

Andrus, Peter, & Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Primary Care and Preventive/Community Medicine," Ch. 10 in Barbee, W.H., (ed.) Teaching Preventive Medicine in Primary Care, Springer, 1983: 149-157.

Lipkin, M., Boufford, J., Froom J., White K (Eds.) Primary Care Research in 1982, New York: The Rockefeller Foundation, 1983. Boufford, Jo Ivey. "The Teaching of Humanities and Human Values in Primary Care Residency Training: An Effort Begins." Family Medicine, vol. XIV, July-August 1982: 3-5.

Lipkin, M., Boufford, J., Froom, J., White, K (Eds.) Primary Care Research in 1981, New York: The Rockefeller Foundation, 1982.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Medical Education and Training for Community Oriented Primary Care" in Connor, E. and Mullan, F. eds. Community Oriented Primary Care : New Directions for Health Services Delivery, Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 1982:167-197.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Clinical Issues in Interdisciplinary Team Education," Ch. 7 in Baldwin, D.C. and Rawley, D.B. (eds.), Interdisciplinary Health Team Training, Office of Interdisciplinary Program BHM/DHHS, 1981.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Residency Program in Social Medicine and Family Practice." Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, Vol. 2, November 2, 1979.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Planning and Implementation of Inter-disciplinary Programs for Education and Service" in Proceedings of the Second National Institute on Inter-disciplinary Education and Care. The Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine, Philadelphia, PA. 1978.

3_2 Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Interdisciplinary Education - The Delivery of Service." Ch. 3 in Ford, Charles E., (ed.), Clinical Education for the Allied Health Professions, St. Louis, MO: C.V. Mosby Company, 1978.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Primary Care Residency Training: The First Five Years." Annals of Internal Medicine, vol. 87, No. 3, September 1977: 349-368.

Boufford, Jo Ivey. "Health Teams in Medical Education" Proceedings of AMA Congress on Medical Education, February 1, 1974.

Boufford, Jo Ivey and Kindig, David. "Institute for Health Teams Development - The Next Two Years," in Wise, H., et al. Making Health Teams Work, Cambridge, MA: Ballinger, 1974.

Tallalla, Andrew, M.D., Boufford, Jo Ivey, M.D., Lass, Sandra. "An Integrated Clinical Correlation Course in the Neurosciences for First Year Medical Students." Journal of Medical Education, vol. 49, March 1974: 253-263.

Boufford, Jo Ivey and Royer, Jerry (Eds.) The Conference As A Tool For Change, Carnegie Corporation, March, 1974.

Ivey, Melville E. and Bardwick, Judith M. "Affective Fluctuations in the Female Menstrual Cycle." Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine, June-July, 1968.

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3_3 February 6, 2012

TO: William McMillen, Ph.D. Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D. Chancellor and Executive Vice President for Biosciences & Health Affairs, Dean of the College of Medicine

FROM: Patricla R. Komuniecki, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Graduate Affairs & Dean College of Graduate Studies Co-Chair, Academic Honors Committee

Patricla Metting, Ph.D. r--,-ÿ_., t'l ÿ ÿ_. . • .. yÿ.C,,..ÿ.ÿ-ÿJ,.ÿ, ÿ,'ÿ-ÿz'-ÿ __- Vice Chancellor & Associate Dean for Student Affairs - ,fj ÿ" Co-Chair, Academic Honors Committee

RE: Two recommendations for Honorary Degrees Spring 2012 Commencement

The Academic Honors Committee has voted to recommend two individuals to the Board of Trustees for consideration for honorary degrees for the Spring 2012 commencement on May 5, 2012, as follows:

Dr. Maurice Manninq - Dr. Manning is Chancellor of the National University of Ireland. He was appointed to this position in 2009. He has been President of the Irish Human Rights Commission since 2002 and was Chair of the European Group of National Human Rights Institutions from 2006-2011. He has done extensive work with the United Nations and Council of Europe on human rights issues. In addition, lie was a member of the Irish Parliament from 1981 to 2002. Dr. Manning will be tile morning commencement speaker on May 5. Please see the attached for further information.

The Academic Honors Committee recommends that The University of Toledo confer Dr. Maurice Manning the Honorary Degree of Humane Letters, honoris causa.

Mr. Lee Fisher - Mr. Fisher is currently the President and CEO of CEOs for Cities, a global learning network of cross-sector, cross-generational urban leaders dedicated to building and sustain the next generation of great American cities. He also serves as a St. Fellow at the Center for Economic Development in Cleveland State University's Levin College of Urban Affairs. His career has spanned the private, public and nonprofit sectors. He served as Ohio Lt. Governor from 2007-2011; in addition to serving as Lt. Governor, he also served as the Director of the Ohio Department of Development and Chair of both the Ohio Third Frontier Commission and the Clean Ohio Council. In his 18 years of public service he has also served as an Ohio State Representative, State Senator, Ohio Attorney General, and President and CEO of the Center for Families and Children in Cleveland. Mr. Fisher will be the afternoon commencement speaker on May 5. Please see the attached for further information about Mr. Fisher.

The Academic Honors Committee recommends that The University of Toledo confer Mr. Lee Fisher the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.

Attachments Provost and F..recutive Vicc President for A cademlc Affairs

Toledo, Ohio 436tKJ-3390 ,1!9.530.2739 Phone January 17. 2012 439.530.4,!96 Fax n,lvw.utnledo.edu

TO: The Members of the Academic Honors Committee

l)r. Mauricc Manning has accepted President ,lacobs' invitation to be the keynote speaker lbr the morning ceremony of Spring Commencement on May 5, 2012. It is my pleasure to nominate I)r, Mauricc Manning, Chanccllor of the National [Jniversity of Irchmd. for an I lonorary Degree from the University of Toledo. lie was appointed to this position in March 2009. Currently hc is an Adjtmct Profcssor of Politics and International Relations at University ('ollege I)ublin. lie has bccn Visiting lÿrofessor at the University of Paris and the University of \Vest i:lorida and v,;as a member of the Governing Authority of the I!uropcan/Jni\,ersity Institute at Florence, Italy.

Dr. Manning has been President of the Irish l luman Rights Commission sincc 2002 and was Chair of the European Group of National I luman P, ights Institutions fi'om 2006-201 I. He has worked cxtensivcly with the Unitcd Nations and Council of liumpc on hunmn rights issues.

Dr. Manning was a member of the Irish Parliament from 1981 to 2(102. l)uring that time he scrved as Minority I,cadcr and later Majority l.cader in thc Irish Scnatc, was a mcmbcr of the New h'chmd Forum and a founding member of the Brilish-lrisla Intcr-l'arliamcntary Body.

Dr. Manning has written several books on modern h'ish politics including 7he Bhteshirts, Irish Political Parties, ,htmes Dilhm -A BiogrtqdO, and (joint editor) 77u, Hottses qf Oireachtas Parliament in h'ehmd. He has also written a political thriller Ih,truyul,

Dr. Manning \.\,as rccenlly appointed to chair the expert committee of historians to advise ilic h'ish gox'crnmcnt and parliament on the commemoration of signilicant and sensitive centenary t2V¢lltS.

I)r. Manning is a member of the Council of the P, oyal Irish Academy. Please see attached information for further inforlnation and details about I)r. Manning.

I)r. Manning has had an oulslanding and exemplary cm'cer in academia and thc at'ca of human rights. It is nay sincere hope that the Academic Honors Comnlittcc and the Board ol'Trustccs \\.'ill find Dr. Maurice Manning worthy of Doctor of I hlmane I,cttcrs. ll¢morix ('attsu.

Sincerely. <'

Will iam McMillcn Provost and Executive Vicc ! resident Ibr Academic All,firs Maurice Manning- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Manning

Maurice Manning From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia See also: Maurice Manning (poet)

Mauriee Manning (born 14 June 1943) is a former Irish Fine Gael politician. Manning was a member of the Oireachtas (Irish parliament) for 21 years, serving in both the DAft and the Seanad. Since August 2002 he has been President of the Irish Human Rights Commission, and on 12 March 2009 he was elected Chancellor ofthe National University of Ireland, remaining President of the Human Rights Commission[!112]

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• 1 Early life • 2 Political career • 3 Human Rights Commission • 4 References • 5 External links

Early life

Manning was born in Muine Bheag, County Carlow, and educated at Rockwell College. He holds a PhD in Politics from University College Dublin (UCD). An academic by background, Manning previously lectured in the politics department of UCD, He is a member of the Senate of the National University of Ireland and of the Governing Authority of UCD, and was a member of the Governing Authority of the European University Institute at Florence.

He has written several books on modem Irish politics, including a political novel, Betrayal. He is also the author of an authoritative history of the Blueshirts movement.

Political career

Manning first stood for election in 1979, as a Fine Gael candidate for the Dublin constituency at the first European Parliament election, when he did not win a seat. He was unsuccessful again when he stood at the 1981 general election in the Dublin North East constituency,13] but was then elected on the Cultural and Educational Panel to the 15th Seanad.[41

At the February 1982 Dÿtil election, he stood again in Dublin North East, winning a seat in the 23rd Dÿiil lÿireann. He retained his seat in November 1982, but was defeated in the 1987 general election. He stood again in Dublin North East at the 1987 and 1989 general election, and in Dublin South at the 1992 general election, but never returned to the Dÿiil.

After his 1987 defeat, he was elected to the 18th Seanad, again on the Cultural and Educational Panel, and was re-elected three more times until he did not contest the 2002 election to the 22nd Seanad, when Fine

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Gael chose not to nominate him. After the 2002 general election, Manning had initially announced his intention to stand down, but when Enda Kenny was elected as party leader, he stayed on. However, after the loss of 20 Ditil seats in 2002 the party's nominating committee chose to prioritise candidates who could challenge for Ditil seats at the next election, and he was not nominated. It was reported that this may have been related to a dispute with the Fine Gael Chairman, Senator Padraic McCormack, whom Manning had threatened to challenge for the chairmanship.[5]

In the Manning was a member of the New Ireland Forum and later of the British-lrish Inter-Parliamentary Body. He served as Leader of the Seanad from 1995 to 1997,[4] and as Leader of the Opposition in the Seanad from 1997 to 2002.

Human Rights Commission

As president of the Irish Human Rights Commission, he has represented it since October 2006 in two successive two-year terms when the IHRC has chaired the European Group of National Human Rights Institutions.[61 The IHRC has also represented the European Group within the Bureau of the International Co-ordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions (ICC),[7] the global network of NHRIs closely associated with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

References

I. ^ http:/Iwww.nui.ie/newsl0903 i 2NUIElectsNewChancellor.asp 2. ^ http://www.ihrc.ie/about_us/commissioners.asp 3. ^ "People: Maurice Manning" (http://www.electionsireland.org/candidate.cfmTID=3238). Electlonslreland.org. http://www.electionsireland.org/candidate.cfm?lD=3238. Retrieved 2008-0 I-15. 4. ^ a/, "Mr. Maurice Manning" (http://oireachtas.ielmembers-histldefault.asp?housetype=l&HouseNum-_21 & MemberID=1953&ConstlD=204). Oireachtas Members Database. http://oireachtas.ie/members- hist/de fault.asp?housetype=l &HouseNum--21 &MemberlD=1953&ConstlD=204. Retrieved 2008-0 I- i 5. 5. ^ "Quidnunc" (http:llwww.irishtimes.conffnewspaperlweekend/2002/0629/l 0 ! 735783595 I.html). The Irish Times. 29 June 2002. http:/Avww.irishtimes.com/newspaper/weekend/2002/0629/i 0 i 735783595 | .html. Retrieved 2008-0 I- 15. 6. ^ "Dr. Maurice Manning elected to chair the European Group ofNHRls" (http://www.nhri.net /news.asp?lD=1077). National Human Rights Institutions Forum. 20 October 2006. htlp://www.nhri.net /news.asp?lD=1077. Retrieved 2008-0 !- 15. 7. ^ "International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions" (hup://www.nhri.net /default.asp?PlD=85&DID=0). National Human Rights Institutions Forum. http://www.nhri.net /default.asp?PlD=85&DID=O. Retrieved 2008-0 I- 15.

This page incorporates information from the Oireachtas Members Database (http://oireachtas.ie /members-hist/)

External links

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ltews Archive Maurice Manning elected Chancellor of NUI Information BulLeDn UCD Adjunct Professor of Politics, Maurice Manning was today (12 March 2009) elected the fifth Chancellor of the National Links to: University of Ireland. He succeeds former UCD colleague Dr UCD Events Ca[eÿdar Garret Fitzgerald in this role. Maurice lectured in Politics at UCD Conferrin,ÿ Sdÿedule UCD for over 30 years before leaving to become the first Presldent of the Irish Human Rights Contmission, a post which he UCD Today • University ÿ,J, ai3azine still holds. Commenting on today's outcome, UCD President Dr Hugh Brady said, "On behalf of everyone at UCD, I would like to UCD Michael Smuÿ fit School of congratulate Maurice on his election to the post of NUI Chancellor and to wish him every success in this new role". Business - Semitlars aiÿld Eveltts

Cÿeiÿe Maurice Manning, BA, MA, DLltt Privacy Maurice Manning is the President of the Irish Human Rights Disclainv..r Commission and is Chair of the European Group of National Freedom of Infornÿ'ÿllon Human Rights Institutions. Acceptable Use poi,ÿcy Dr Manning was born in Bagenalstown, Co Carlow, educated at de la SaUe Schools Bagenalstown, Rockwell College, University College Dublin and the University of Strathclyde.

Dr Manning is currently a member of tile Senate of the NUI, having been elected on the graduate panel In every election since 1982. He served on the Governing Authority of UCD from 1979 to 2008, He spent much of his academic career in the Department of Politics at UCD where he established a reputation for his teaching, his closeness to students and his publications, His publications include five books on modern Irish politics, a political thriller, Betrayal, and numerous articles and academic papers. He is currently AdJunct Professor in the School of Politics and International Relations at UCD.

Dr Manning has served in bottl Dall and Seanad Etreann. During that time he was a member of the New Ireland Forum, and the British.Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body. He was both leader of Seanad Eireann and Leader of the Opposition in that House.

He Is currently chair of the Publishinÿ Committee of the Instltute of Public Administration.

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Dr Maurice Manning was elected Chancellor of the National University of Ireland on March 12.2009. Dr Manning is the fifth Chancellor el the University since its establishment in 1908,

Dr Manning ',','as born in Bsgeÿlstovcn, Co Cadow. educated at de la Salle Schools Baoerÿ'dsto'.'¢l, Rockwell College, University College Dubhn and the University of Strathclyde,

He has been a member of the NUI Senate for twenty seven years, having been elected on the graduate panel in avery election since 1ÿ82; he served on the Governing Author=t;., of UCD from 1979 to 2008; he spent much el hÿs academic career in the Deper'mtlent of Poht, cs at UCD v,tÿere he estabhsl3ed a reputation for his teach:rig, h;s closeness to students ano hls publications, He has pubhshed ,..,',ÿely and is currentÿ Adjunct Professor in the School cf PohLcs and International Relat,ons at UCD He is aÿo currently Chair of the Publishing Corrmittee of ÿe Insbtute of PLbIÿc Adminÿsttahon Dr Manning has ser,.ed ÿn both D,tll and Soanad Eireann During thal time he ',',,as a member of the New Ireland Forum, and tie British.,Insh Inter-Padiamen'ary Body. He was both leader of Searmd En'eann end Leader of the Opposition ÿn that House. Maunce Manning is the President of lhe lnsh Human Rights Commission and ÿs Chair of the European Group of National Human Rigllts Institutions..

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TO: The Members of the Acatlemic Honors Committee

Mr. Lee Fisher has accepted President ,lacobs" invitation to be the keynote speaker Ibr the afternoon ceremony of Spring Commencement on May 5.2012. It is my pleasure to nominate Mr. Fisher for an Honorary Degree fi'orn the [Jniversity of Toledo. Mr. Fisher is the President and C!£O of CEOs for Cities. a global learning network ol'cross-sector, cross-generational urban leaders dedicated to building and sustain the next generation of great American cities.

Mr. Fisher served as an Ohio State l,',,el)reserttati\'e: State Scrmtor; Ohio Attorney General; President and CEO of the Center lbr Families and Children in Clevchmd: and Ohio I.t. Governor. in his role as IA. Governor. Lee also served as I)irector of the Ohio l)cpartnaent of Economic l)evelopment; Chair, lÿconomic Gro\vth Council; Chair, ()hio Third Frontier Ctm'mfission: Chair, Clean Ohio Co!moil: Chair, Governor's Council on Affordable llousing and ! Iomelessness: and member of the Ohio Venture Capital Authority.

I)uring the tirne Lee Fisher led Ohio's econornic devehÿlÿrnent efforts, Site Selection magazine awarded its top national economic development award, the Goverm,' 's ('up, to ()hio three consecutive times in 2007, 2008, and 2009. Site Selection also recognized Ohio with the 2008 'ompetitiveness AwarÿL recognizing the Ohio l)cpartmcnt of I-conomic Development. ttndcr Mr. Fisher's leadership, as the nation's top economic development agency.

Mr. Fisher led the creation of Ohio's first-ever Strategic t:'hm lbr Economic Development. The plan is best known for Mr. Fisher's idea. the Ohio Itubs o1" hmovation and Opporturfity, designed to foster urban-based collaborations between busincsscs, colleges and universities and research institutions.

Mr. Fisher is a 1973 graduate of Oberlin College and a 1976 graduate of Case Western Reserve I Jnivcrsity School of Law. He also has his Mostcl'S Degree in Nortprofit Organizations li'om Case Western Llniversily.

Nit'. Fisher also has several publications and rmmcrous honors and awards to his credit. Please see attached inlbrmation lbr l'urthcr inlbrmation and details about Mr. Fisher.

It is nay sincere hope that the Academic lhmors C'omrnit!ec and the Board of Trustees \\'ill lind Mr. Lee Fisher worthy of Doctor of I lumane I,etters, lhnloris Cttttset.

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Lee Fisher's Summary

Lee Fisher serves as President ICED of CEOs for Cities, a national network of urban leaders, headquartered in Chicago, focused on making American cities more ÿtÿrant and successful He also serves as a Se,'ÿor Fellow at the Comer for Econemÿc Dave!oprrÿnt in Cleveland State University's Levin College of Urban Affairs Leo Fishers career has spanned the private, pubIÿ, and nonprofit sectors Lee has 18 years of pubhc serv:ce, serv,ÿ3 as Ohlo Lt Governer, Director of the Ohio Department of Development ('ODOD'). Chair of the Oÿ:e Tÿnrd Frontier Comm ssÿon. Oh!o Attorrÿey General ('OAG'), State Senator. and State Representative.

During the time Lee led the state's economic development efforts, Site Selection magazine awarded its Governor's Cup to Oboe three consecutive times -in 2007, 2008, and 2009. The Governor's Cup recognÿes the state w,th the most new or expanded capital investment projects ÿn the nation. Site Selection also recogrLÿzed Ohio witlÿ the 2008 Competitiveness Award, recognizing ODOD, under Lee's leadership, as the top economic development agency in the country,

In addition to his public eervice, Lea has worked as a federal appellate law clerk, private attorney, public and private con'ÿpany board director, law school instructor, undergraduate teaching fellmv, television and radio commentator, and as the President/CEO of the Center for Families and Chtdren ('CFC"). Lee is a graduate of Oberlin Ce!lege and served on the Oberlin College Board for 12 years. He earned his Law Degree and Execuhve Master of Nonprofit Orgarÿzations (EMNO) degree from Case Western Reserve University ('CRWlY). Lee is a graduate of Harvard's Program for Sen;ÿr Executives in State anÿi Local Government where he was a Chase Public Leadershp Fellow; the Center far Creative Leadershlp's Leadership at the Peak program: the CVÿU VVeatherhead School of Man.3gemen%'s Professional Fellows Program, and Leadership Cleveland. He also e.erved as a CWRU Presidential Fellow.

Lee Fisher's Experience

President and CEO CEDe for CRies Nonprofit t-10 employees; F'ÿnprohl Cÿganÿzaÿon hLlnagem, en! indÿsVy May 2011 - Present (g n'onths) National cMo organization forcused on advancing and revitalizing American cities Headquartered in Chicago Offices in Cleveland, Washington, D C,end Boston Senior Fellow Center for Economic Development, Lovln College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University May 2011 - Present (9 months) Former Lt. Governor and Director, Ohio Department of Development State of Ohio Go'ÿrrzre'ÿt Aide.hey. tO.C01, e,T,p'o,/eÿs Goÿrnrrÿnl Ad,'nrÿ'a;cn =nOuÿ.*'y 2007 - 2011 (4 years) CEO Center for Families and Children }€onptofit 201-5ÿ7Xÿ employees, Nonpzohl Cro:]nÿzaSon Mÿ.'13gement induslr/ March te.e39 - March 2Cÿ6 (7 years t n'onllÿ) Presidential Teachlng Fellow;, SAGE Seminars Case Western Reserve UnlvarsRy Edÿaton.ÿl Instÿtuton; 5001.10.000 On,DyaDS. ÿghet EdacaSon =ngus!ry January 2004 - Deceml:er 2004 (1 year) Partner Hahn Loeeer & Parks LLP Pa'Lÿet,ÿJÿ p. 20'1-5CO e.'ÿyees, laN Practice ind;ÿsVy January 1ÿ,95 - Fe'ÿruary 1999 (4 yua{s 2 mÿt'ÿths) Attorney General

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State of Ohio Ooÿnmÿ A0ency;, 10,001, ÿlÿOyees; Goÿrnmem AdmiÿWÿdon Indudry Janua:y 19St - Januÿ ISgS (4 years t moNh) State Senator 8tare of Ohio Goÿmn!eÿ ,€4ÿfÿ,/. 10. ÿO t ÷ etllilXÿOyeeÿ ÿ Adml ÿ on Irldusÿy Jaÿary 1ÿ)3- Oÿ 1ÿ0 (8,/eÿs) Of Counsel Hahn Loeesr & Parks LLP Pÿtneÿp; 20t.500 enÿbyÿK t.ÿ Pÿkz FebÿW 1970- Decenÿr 1990 (12 ,/oars 11 months) State Representative 8tate of Ohk) Go.thinest .,ÿ(w, cy; 10.001+ employeos: ÿ AdmlrCÿon Induÿ Januart 1981 - December 1982 (2 years) Law Clerk U.8. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit 1976 - 1977 (1 yem') Judge Pad C. Weÿ

Lee FIsher's Publications CaMe, Col:ÿIght., Communications : Controversy Cmmnd Stm Law Renew I Oeceÿxÿ 1975 Aulwÿ Lee Rÿer, Sam S¢€1 24 Cÿeveland State Law Review 107

An eÿ:untnatbn of the efforts of courts, Congress, and FCC to aPPly fedeÿ copyright law to demlopments in cable teb,.ÿn industry

Erosion of State 8overetgn Immunity and the Ebventh Amendment by Federal Decisional Law Uniwtlll,/of AWon Lsw Iÿw I Jÿ*,e 197/ Auÿxÿ Lee R,ÿ, Jÿ Paul C. Welÿ, Daÿ Gabnt t0 N(ron law Review S83, Spring 1977

An examination of the shÿeMi of so.rein immunity afforded the states under the 11th Amendment to the U.S. Constituÿon

Operation Crackdown: Teaching an Old Law New Tricks NaÿAM0dÿ0n of Atÿrneys GeneÿCi,,il Remediesin ÿ.,g Enfÿcemen| Relxÿ I Nowmbÿ" 199t Lee Rk'ÿ, Tom Meÿriman An eÿmination of the usa of the 1917 Ohio Nÿsame Abatement Law to shut down drug houses and other illegal operations

Holding the Business Entity Accountable for Environmental Crimes I.:w Joum.lJ of ÿo (Banks-Babÿn Law Publÿdng Co,) I December 1ÿ1 Auÿors: Lee Rÿ. Ctulÿopher Coÿtÿni. J. IRC.NBI Matoÿ An examination of the enfomement of Ohio's organÿtÿonal cdmiÿ rÿbÿty statute dudrÿ the adminLstratÿ of AG Lee Rsher Note: Lee was a regdar coÿ¢rÿuÿor to the EnVÿ'onmental Law Jounÿl of Ohio from 1909-1994,

Foreword to Produ:t Liablÿ in Ohÿo After Tort Reform, by James ,6,. Lowe Maylÿ Authors: LN Rl,ÿer Authored the Foreword about tort and product liabÿty reform in Ohio

Why Ohlo Seeks OK for Hate Cdme Law lÿClÿwl=nd Pÿn Duÿ I Oecet'nÿu ÿ, 1ÿ Auÿlxx= Lee Rshet An eÿamination of the constitutior, aÿ of Ohio's ethirÿ Intimldÿon law, aka the Hate Crime Law. Note: Lee authored the law as a State Senator In 1986 and as Attorney General succassfuly defended the canstitutionality of Ihe law before the Ohio Supreme Court in 1994. Note: Lee he,= authored many other op-eds on a wile variety of legal and pul011c policy issues in Ohio newspapers.

Lee Fishers Education

Case Western Reserve University EMNO, Nonprofit Management 2002-2004

Center for Crsatlve Leadershÿ Ceÿlcate, Leadership at the Peak CEO program 200ÿ - 200t

Case Westem Renawe Univemlty - Weatheÿead School of Management PrefeMlonal Fellows Program 1996 - 1997

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Harvard Univemlty Kennedy 8chool of Government caÿte, Pÿmm for ,Ser4or ÿ bÿ State ,,rid Local Governnmr, t 1983 - 1983 ACÿviUes and SodeJes: CI'Ase Pubÿ Luderslÿ Fallow

Case Western Reserve Univemlty 8choo! of Law JD, 1974- lÿlB

Oberlÿ Coÿge B.A.. Government 1969-1973

Shaker His, I-ÿh School

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Honors and Awards: • Inducted, Society of Benchers, Case Vÿstern Reserve Umverstty School of Law (2009) • arty person m Ohio named as one of the "Power tOO' Norlheast Ohio Leaders by Cle,,'elarÿ Magazine Inside Business and one of the top 100 Central able leaders by Smart Bus;tÿess Columbus magazine (2008, 2009) • Presidential Teaching Fellÿ,v. Case Western Reser,'e University (2004) • Nonprofit Execulivo of the Year, Smart Business Magaÿne (2004) • Visionary in Business Award. Smart Business Magazine (2001) • Distinguished Recent Graduate Award. Case Western Reserve Unversÿty School of Law (1984) • Shaker His. H:gh School Ha{I of Fame (1984) • Chase Public Leadership Fellow, Program for Sen=or Executives in Slate and Local Government, Harvard Unh,.erstty (1983) • Voted Outstanding Freshman Legislator by his legislahve colleagues and the Statehouse Press Corps, Columbus Monthly magazine (1982) • Cleveland Bar Association Merit Sauce Award (1978, 1979)

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I.¢e I:ishcr (]'a)m August 7, 1951) \\as tile 6.tth I,ieatenanl (io\ t:rnor of Ohio, \ÿho served \\ ith (h)\ernnf 'lÿd *rickkllid from 2007 unlil 2OII. lie b a member of the Delnocratit: I'arty. I.ee Fisher

In addiliml to sewing as I.l. Go,ÿ ernor, he also seivcd an tile l)irector of the Ohio Diÿpai]nlelll af l)ev¢hll)ment and Chair of both the Ohio "lhird Frontier COlllllliSsiOll and the Cleatl ()hhl (?OtlllCi].

I}¢fort: his election as I.iculctlant Govenlur. Fisher .sem:d as a member of the Ohio General As',emhk', i st in the State I hluse of Relrrt:sentallves ( IqSI 1982) and then in the State ÿ'n,lle ( 19S2 Iqg0) lie ÿ\;ÿs Atlornt:y General ol"()hio Iiom 1991 to 1995, He \\a'ÿ an iinÿ.uct:esst'lll candidate {'or (.io',ernor of Ohio hi I0011

Fmni 1999 to "ÿ006, hc ÿr.,'ÿd as Presie.ent and Uli( ) ol'the C¢iiter ltlr l:amilies arid C|lildit:a (UFU) nil {'it:\ eland C['.(" iÿ a S2(I initholl hunlan sÿD,+iceÿ nonprofit tÿllh oÿer .'I0t) slatl' hi 2t)111 ht: ÿadualed t'i'onl the Cenlcr flit Cleali\ ¢ I,ead¢lshlp'_ÿ "l.eadefship at the Peak" program. In Janual).' 201)6 then t'nilt, ft:_ÿ_ÿllldn 'lÿd Strickland askt:d Fkher to liin iiÿ hiÿ I.I Goÿ t:rnor itinnilig lital¢. Fisher left CI-'C on March I, 2006 hi run iÿ Illl ,qlriekland

In the 7tilt) IJ S .ÿnate eledion, Fisher \\on Iliÿ I)ciimcialiÿ I1rilllel)' alld \\ÿ'i_ÿ ltlÿ I')ÿnloi.'lallL- noliilirÿ¢ l'ol the ÿirate seal held b) the ietffing (ieor£¢ ÿ,Dino\'ich, \ÿko is a Repubhcan, but lost Ill Ilepuhlit:an noinin¢€ Rob lloillnali 641h t.tl'ulrnilltl (:overuor of Ohlo tit li Illlÿi• Contelils Jilllllltlv lÿ, 2007 lliilllÿllÿt' 9,2011III lll'l, lallir llÿl ÿlllt+lÿllllllt • I Life and career llrd¢¢ded ti) Ilililrl, I:+ lOhlVÿon • 2 2OI0 U,S Scnatÿ ¢aitlpaig;t • 3 Elt:t:toral hlstoD' Sut'¢eelteli tl)' M.ll)"lashii • .I Ilefe!It:nees 4llh ,llloilie) G¢lilÿlÿil of Ohto • 5 Extt:rnal links til onlee D)')I P)')5 GOrl t'ntor ( iÿ.ÿlltÿg Vii II111% Iÿtl Life and career thx'¢¢iled ti) AI llum% J Cclcbiez.re Jr

Fisher gladtlatt:d ftolll Oberlin ('ollefÿ (l:lter ÿei\ lift! oil tile Iÿ:lÿd ol'tnlstt:es for 12 yeaisl and (_'aÿe Wt:st¢ln Reset\ e UiliveÿSll)' Suvc(,eih.d ll) tldly MOlaeOlllCl) • ÿliool of Law (later leeeiving lhe firÿl Dbihltmiÿlied R¢¢enl Gradaale Award in 1984, and indacit:d alto the I.a\\' ,ÿliool'.ÿ Soci,'ty Menlller of IIi10tihl ÿeliali. of Itenehel,ÿ lit 2009), lie graduated t'rom Ihe (_'ast: \Vc:ÿtClii Rest:rye IJniver.sity Weather|lead ,qÿlniol of Managclnt:nt'ÿ fililli Ihv 2511i dhldcl lllllfe.ÿSlolral l:¢lhl\ÿ Proÿam in 1996. hi 1004. lie rt:ceiv¢d his Master Degree in NOnlllol]l ( )il=,alli/iitilln ftaln the Caÿe Western hi O 111¢1' Resei\'¢ IJni\'¢lrsity Mandel (denier tilr NOliprolh ()rDini/alioils, Jailuilly J. IO81 I)ectalllÿ>r 3 l. tOq0 Aftt:r gradtlation 17oin law school, ire ÿas a law t:leek lili }ndt,¢ Palil C.Wcit:k of the U.S C'ouil of Apllt:als t'nl lilt: 6th (-'ircillt tliÿcetteil ll)' tlmll M.lllli ( 1976 1977) hi 1978, he jollied the Cle\'¢land hlw filirl, I hihn I.neser & Parks LLI; and \laÿ an InMrllCtllr i. I,el?al I/es¢alt:li, Silt'¢i.l.itl.ll Ii) IÿllC I:iliÿlÿlhiil Wnihi[l, alid Ad\'oeaÿy at Cleveland ÿatt: l_hiivetsily {'lÿv¢lainl-Marshall Collegÿ of Law dilllnL! the Iq78 ,ÿeliool )'ear I)ufing his Ill )'t:ais ill the .start: I¢lfiÿlalur¢, I1¢ ¢onihtued Io .ÿ€.lv¢ as Of L'oiliiÿ+el to the I'lw firm( 1978 -1990) I I¢ it:joined I lahn l,oÿer & Mriÿiilerllf Itie (Ihlo tllliiÿ¢ nf IIl, lirl'l¢nilllil el Parks aÿ a pafllier hi 1905 and 5¢ÿ'¢d as a pallnef Ulltll lie \ins ÿ¢lt:cit:d CEO of the Center i-or Falilllles illld Children ill 1909 I'nllll Ihl. 16ih dhlri¢l tll llllÿ € e At the age of 29, Fiÿlit:r ÿ;Is €leered to the Ohio I hiuÿ: ill" Repremntatiÿ es In l qS 1. t le ÿrx t:d as a qat¢ rCllleÿciilatiÿ t: ftll tlÿ,o )'t:aiÿ b¢fill¢ Illlig ele¢led to Ihe Ohio S¢ilale in 101ÿ) lie \ÿaÿ named" OulslanJinÿ Freshlliall Let!iqatlil" by {'llhnB|lllÿ Monthly Pi'rÿ¢dt'd tl) Ilzl) I,.'Lm.::l inagatliie la It)g2 tie ÿ,'ved as a f>h'#.lt: s¢ilattlr I'nl ¢i!!hl veai.ÿ I,..a.,-.-',A',4 In Iq83 he ÿas nanicd a t'haye lluhh¢ I.t:adefshlp Ft:lhl\\ and :lltended the | lit\ lid Pfoÿ111ir for ,ÿllJor lixt:t:iiti\ eÿ in [late and L(ÿal (io\'elnnlclii Succeeded b) Ihltrtll I&'hÿ,,l:ÿat t lelÿ.llltal i1¢ I llil.. Fisht:t \ÿ;lÿ ¢lt:cted Attolrtey General hi'Ohio in Iqgii, iIt:t'ÿaling Pÿul I't'eifer in the only .Matelÿlde t:lt:c tal 0 a hi_qol) to Il Ihllttÿlt llÿ 1 il Ill tlilnl AtletP-I 7. 1"51 tilÿger a s :ll¢-\tldt: i¢¢oant,l'l hi 1992, Fbilt:l \\iis clef'ted a pit:sideniiat elector tbr ()]ilO. "" " Fisllt:l ÿ¢r\t:d its /\l,n AlliOl, ÿltlctllÿ+.lÿl AIIoiney (len¢ll, ll froli11991 Ilo 1995,ilarro\\,ly hi..dlig liiÿ hid Iili It-€let:lion ill Iq94 to Rt:lmhlican Ileuy Molilt+ÿonleÿ• llÿlltll¢itl I )llliOl'llil i¢ In 1008, Fisher inn I'or Govt:rnor but lost to Ilellrilrli\'tln Iloll 'lhlt, .'i0%ÿ15%, in tile closest !liilielnalolhll elet:llOil in "18 yÿars. pall)' lleÿ-,ÿ7/ÿInÿ Fi.qler , .Ioining the ticket of l)enlncralic guheraatnlial t:andhhite 'lisd Stiit:kland, Fisher was elccit:d I.ieutt:ilant ( in\'cinol in 2006.DI '111e Ohhl tÿlibefnatorlal ¢ampaieo \\ÿls eapitlred in the dtlelllllentafy tllnl ,ÿ'll'llltÿ .ÿ'h'Ht'. \\hieh \\aÿ dile¢lcd hy (lib Mill] Jason Ahliil inllle r ( )bef hi! ('oll¢_ÿe 411 A I Olrt:-i:iÿhcl, Joiln hilfaler, ,arid I-L St.ÿ21icer Youn[! ('.ÿc \\k'ÿiem Rcÿa',e Uiell'ÿcl'ÿir) Silk,ill of l,av. O tl I I I¢ lla'ÿ .ÿ¢1", ed fin t'¢,o public ¢Olllilany hoariJ,ÿ: I'ÿC\ Storcÿ {liOW Rt:x American Resources l anti ( )lfice Ma'.. i bt:fort: it ÿas sold to \Viÿd her h¢-l.l .ÿ|:<ÿol o I" M

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In FebniaD' 2009, Fisher announced his campaign to lt:plat:e Geoige \hinovit:ll in the I J S ,ÿlllite,I'q

Oil May ,I, 2010, Fisher \\on the Democratic primary thr I1,% .ÿnate, tier'caring Ohio SccretaP,.' of."glal¢ Jenlril'cr Ilrnnnt:tlÿ]

In tile No'ÿt:mber 2010 General Elet:tion, Fisher t'aet:d the Rcplibliean candidate, Rob Porlman, a tbnnt:l ('in¢lnnali congressman and Bush adnanlsllalion oft]¢ial lt, I In the Novemlÿr (}eneral Election, Portnlali t'et:el\ ed 57% ifflhe \oles lie received the Inajolil',< ol'\olcs In 82 Of 88 COUllrieÿ and in 15 of IX (.'onÿt:ssional diÿtrlClS [71

!/12/2012 4:55 I)IVl THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO 1872

Jeffrey E Gold, M.D. February 3,2011 Clmllcd/or and Exea, itÿ T/ice Presldod for Biosdtnÿt aJtd Health Affairs Deatt of/ha Co/Itga of Medid/te attd Ltÿe Sde/tur

Patricia J. Metting, Ph.D. Raymon H. Mulford Library Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Mail Stop 1018 The University of Toledo 3000 Arlington Avenue 3045 Arlington Avenue, MS #1018 Toledo, Ohio 43614-2570 Toledo, OH 43614 Phone:419,383.4243 Fax: 419.383.6100 Dear Dr. Metting: jefffe)ÿgold@uto}edÿedu www.utoledo.edu It is my pleasure to formally nominate Mr. Jim Petro as an Honorary Degree recipient and one of our commencement speakers for the spring 2012 Commencement of the College of Medicine. Mr. Petro was appointed Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents in March 2011. Chancellor Petro holds the top leadership role for the University System of Ohio, which is one of the largest comprehensive systems of public higher education in the nation.

Mr. Petro has an impressive resume. As Attorney General for the state of Ohio, he was the chief legal officer of the state's colleges and universities. He also served as Ohio Auditor of State. He has spent nearly forty years in the legal profession and has been a practicing attorney, a criminal prosecutor, Cuyahoga County Commissioner, and a state representative.

Chancellor Petro is a native of Brooklyn, Ohio and earned his degrees in the state of Ohio receiving his law degree from Case Western Reserve University and his bachelor's degree in history from Denison University. He was recognized as an Ohio Super Lawyer and a thhÿ€ year AV rated lawyer from Martindale & Hubbell.

Mr. Petro currently serves as partner-in-oharge in the Columbus office of Roetzel and Andress, a well- known comprehensive law firm with a number of offices across Ohio and Florida, and in New York and Washington, DC.

It is my sincere hope that the Academic Honors Committee finds this nomination acceptable. I am deeply honored to support his candidacy.

Warmest personal regards,

JeffreyP. Gold, M.D.

Jl'G/nlr Jim Petro

Jim Petro was appointed chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents in March 2011. Chancellor Petro leads the University System of Ohio, which is one of the largest comprehensive systems of public higher education in the nation. The University System of Ohio bears the primary responsibility for raising Ohioans' educational attainment.

Petro has previously served as Attorney General of Ohio and as Ohio Auditor of State. Prior to being elected to statewide office, Jim served as a state representative, Cuyahoga County Commissioner, and Rocky River City Councilman and Director of Law. He was also engaged in private practice of law for over 20 years as a partner or managing partner in several Ohio law firms. He was recognized as an Ohio Super Lawyer and a 30-year AV rated lawyer from Martindale & Hubbell.

Petro received his law degree from Case Western Reserve University and a bachelor's degree in history from Denison University. He resides in Columbus with his wife Nancy. Former AG tapped to lead state's university system << TheDEN [Denison University] Page 1 of 3 TheDEN Friday, February 3, 2o12 I)ÿN180R UNIgÿI{SlI]' R D,ÿ,% ÿT()RIIÿS & II)lÿA.q

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Jim Petro '70 has been selected as Ohio's next chancellor of higher education. On March 14, Jim Petro '70 will add another title to his impressive r6sumÿ. The former auditor and attorney general of Ohio has just been named as the new chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, the top leadership position of the University System of Ohio. The appointment came from Gov. John Kasich on Feb. 28 for what's considered to be a cabinet-level position.

Petro is certainly familiar with higher education in Ohio. He earned his degrees in the state: a B.A. in history from Denison and a J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland. In addition, he served as Ohio's auditor of state for seven years, keeping a close eye on both the finances and the outcomes of Ohio's schools. And, as the state's attorney general from 2003 to 2006, Petro was the chief legal officer of the state's colleges anduniversities.

But Petro's distinguished career hasn't focused solely on education. He has spent nearly 4o years in the legal profession and has been a practicing attorney, a criminal prosecutor, Cuyahoga County commissioner, and a state representative.

As attorney general, he teamed up with Marlÿ Godsey, a professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Law and the head of the

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Ohio Innocence Project, to work on the case of Clarence Elldns, an innocent man sent to prison for murder and rape. It was a risky career move to be the first attorney general to intervene on behalf of a convicted criminal, but it paid off. Elldns was exonerated in

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"I always took the view, even as a prosecutor, that our job was to seek justice, not just to win the contest," he told WOSU Radio's Ann Fisher in a recent interview that included his wife, Nancy Bero Petro '7o (audio below). And you'll be able to read more about the Petros in the next issue of Denison Magazine.

The Petros' book, "False Justice" (2o11, Kaplan), has earned acclaim both in the media and from legal scholars. Nancy and Jim have long been dedicated Denison alumni. Nancy, who holds a Bachelor of Hne Arts degree from Denison, is a planning and communications consultant and a member of the college's Board of Trustees.

For his service to the citizens of Ohio and to Denison, Jim was recognized last year with a Distinguished Alumni Citation, the college's highest alumni honor. And in 1998, he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Public Administration.

A prominent member of the Ohio legal community for several decades, Jim currently serves as partner-in-charge in the Columbus office of Roetzel & Andress, a well-lmown comprehensive law firm with a number of offices across Ohio and Florida, and in New York and Washington, D.C.

Audio: WOSU Radio "All Sides with Ann Fisher" interview Jim and Nancy Bero Petro '7o discuss the Elkins case, the criminal justice system, and their new book, "False Justice: Eight Myths that Convict the Innocent,"

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Below is the press release from the Governor's Office on Petro's appointment as chancellor.

Februat3, 28, 2oll

KASICH APPOINTS PETRO TO SERXrg AS CHANCELLOR OF THE OHIO BO,Mÿ,D OF REGENTS

CLEVELAND - Today Gov. John R. Kasieh appointed James Petm to serve as Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, In his new role, Petro will lead the Univemity System of Ohio - the largest comprehensive system of public higher education in tile nation - and will work to ensure that Ohio provides the be2t opportunities possible for its students, graduates, and businesses. Petm's appointment is effective March 14, 2o11, and is subject to the advice and consent of the Ohio Senate.

Jim Petm is a native of Bmoldyn, Ohio and a graduate of two Ohio univemities - Denison University (Gram,tile) and Case Weÿlern Reserve Uni\,mÿity School of Law (Cleveland). As Ohio Auditor of State (1995-2ooa), Petm provided financial and performance o\,el.'sight of Ohio's uuh,ersities, and as Ohio Attorney General (2oo3-aoo6), Petro served as tim chief legal officer to the state's universities. Petm is the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Citation from Denison thfivemity and is a member of Case Western Reserve Unh,ersity School of Law's Honorary Society of Benchers.

Kasieh's announcement was originally scheduled to be made this evening at Cuyahoga Community College, Ohio's oldest and largest public eomnmnlty college, but severn weather delayed Gov, Kaslch's return to Ohio from Washington, D,C, where he was attending tile National Governors Association's ÿ4nter meeting,

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Date: March 5, 2oll

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