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Department of State 160 DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENT OF STATE Pay Type Level, Location Position Title Name of Incumbent Plan of Grade, or Tenure Expires Appt. Pay OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Washington, DC Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright EX PAS I ...... ...... Do........... Chief of Staff Elaine K. Shocas ES NA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Senior Advisor James C. O'Brien ES TA ...... ...... 07/01/01 Do........... Special Coordinator Dennis B. Ross FE NA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Confidential Assistant John Crawley GS SC 9 ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Chief of Staff Suzanne A. George ES NA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Senior Advisor Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Special Assistant to Secretary & Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Executive Secretary of Department Do........... Deputy Executive Secretary Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Executive Secretary Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Executive Secretary Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Office Director Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Executive Secretary Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Staff Assistant David Jason Pressman GS SC 9 ...... ...... Office of Equal Employment and Civil Rights Do........... Deputy Assistant Secretary for Deidre A. Davis ES NA ...... ...... ...... Equal Employment Opportunity Do........... Associate Director, Equal Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Employment Opportunity & Civil Rights Office of the U.S. Representative to the United Nations Do........... Representative of U.S. to the Richard Holbrooke EX PAS II ...... ...... United Nations New York, NY U.S. Alternative Representative Nancy E. Soderberg EX PAS IV ...... ...... for Special Political Affairs Do........... U.S. Representative for Economic Betty E. King EX PAS IV ...... ...... and Social Affairs Do........... Deputy to U.S. Ambassador and James B. Cunningham EX PAS III ...... ...... Permanent Representative to the United Nations Do........... U.S. Representative Donald S. Hays EX PAS IV ...... ...... Do........... Deputy U.S. Representative Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Attorney Advisor to the U.S. Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Representative to the UN Do........... Political Officer Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Political Officer Vacant FE ... ...... ...... ...... Do........... Administrative Officer Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... International Joint Commission Marquette, MI Commissioner, International Thomas L. Baldini AD PAS ...... ...... ...... Joint Commission Washington, DC Secretary of the Commission Gerald E. Galloway AD CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Special Assistant Soo J. Han GS SC 13 ...... ...... OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE Do........... Deputy Secretary Strobe Talbott EX PAS II ...... ...... DEPARTMENTS 161 DEPARTMENT OF STATE - Continued Pay Type Level, Location Position Title Name of Incumbent Plan of Grade, or Tenure Expires Appt. Pay Washington, DC Staff Assistant Marjorie Soltis GS SC 11 ...... ...... Do........... Foreign Affairs Officer John H. Norris GS SC 14 ...... ...... Office of the Ambassador-at-Large for the Newly Independent States Do........... Ambassador-at-Large (Newly Stephen R. Sestanovich EX PAS IV ...... ...... Independent States) Do........... Senior Advisor Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Senior Advisor Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Special Assistant Anne H. Johnson GS SC 14 ...... ...... Do........... Coordinator Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Coordinator, Office of U.S. William B. Taylor ES NA ...... ...... ...... Assistance to Newly Independent States Office of Resources, Plans and Policy Do........... Director, Office of Resources, Anne C. Richard ES NA ...... ...... ...... Plans & Policy Do........... Resources, Plans and Policy Melissa Bennett GS SC 15 ...... ...... Advisor Office of the Ambassador-at-Large for Counter Terrorism Do........... Coordinator for Michael A. Sheehan EX PAS IV ...... ...... Counter-Terrorism Do........... Associate Coordinator Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Office of the Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Do........... Ambassador-at-Large (War David Scheffer EX PAS IV ...... ...... Crimes) Do........... Deputy Ambassador-at-Large for Thomas Warrick ES TA ...... ...... 09/01/00 War Crimes Office of Protocol Do........... Chief of Protocol Mary M. French EX PAS IV ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Chief of Protocol David Pryor ES NA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Special Assistant Michelle Snyder Brady GS SC 11 ...... ...... Do........... Supervisory Protocol Officer Eve Wilkins GS SC 13 ...... ...... (Visits) Do........... Assistant Chief of Protocol Wills Laura GS SC 15 ...... ...... Do........... Protocol Officer (Ceremonials) Suzanne T. Morrell GS SC 12 ...... ...... Do........... Foreign Affairs Officer Debra Anne Schiff GS SC 15 ...... ...... (Ceremonials) Do........... Foreign Affairs Officer Terry Bazyluk GS SC 15 ...... ...... Do........... Foreign Affairs Officer Lukas Haynes GS SC 15 ...... ...... (Speechwriter) Policy Planning Council Do........... Director, Policy Planning Staff Morton H. Halperin ES NA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Director William Woodward ES NA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Director, Policy Planning Lee Feinstein ES NA ...... ...... ...... Staff Office of the Legal Adviser Do........... Legal Advisor Vacant EX PAS IV ...... ...... 162 DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENT OF STATE - Continued Pay Type Level, Location Position Title Name of Incumbent Plan of Grade, or Tenure Expires Appt. Pay Washington, DC Principal Deputy Legal Advisor Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Legal Advisor Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Oceans, International Environmental & Scientific Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Adviser for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Oceans, International Environmental & Scientific Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Legislative Management Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor, Near Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... East & South Asian Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Consular Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Political-Military Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Economic, Business and Community Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Adviser for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Treaty Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor, East Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Asian & Pacific Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Public Lorie Nierenberg ES TA ...... ...... 08/31/01 Diplomacy Do........... Associate Legal Advisor Vacant ES ... ...... ...... ...... Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Diplomatic Law and Litigation Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Vacant ES ... ...... ...... ...... Western Hemisphere Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Private International Law Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... United Nations Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Adviser for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Employment Law Do........... Asstistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Arms Control and Nonproliferation Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... European Affairs Do........... Deputy Legal Advisor Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... African Affairs Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Human Rights and Refugees Do........... Deputy Legal Advisor Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Assistant Legal Advisor for Law Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Enforcement DEPARTMENTS 163 DEPARTMENT OF STATE - Continued Pay Type Level, Location Position Title Name of Incumbent Plan of Grade, or Tenure Expires Appt. Pay Washington, DC Assistant Legal Advisor for Vacant ES ... ...... ...... ...... International Claims and Investment Disputes Arlington, VA Assistant Legal Advisor for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Buildings and Acquisitions Washington, DC Special Assistant William D. Kissinger GS SC 15 ...... ...... Bureau of Intelligence and Research Do........... Assistant Secretary J. Stapleton Roy EX PAS IV ...... ...... Do........... Secretary Sandra Jimenez GS SC 10 ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Assistant Secretary Career Incumbent FE CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Deputy Assistant Secretary Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Do........... Director, Office of Analysis for Career Incumbent ES CA ...... ...... ...... Near East & South Asia Do........... Deputy Assistant Secretary for Christopher A. Kojm ES NA ...... ...... ...... Intelligence Policy and Coordination Do........... Office Director Career Incumbent FE CA .....
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