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Preliminary Roster and List of Committees 2007 Session January 10, 2007 This document was prepared by: Library and Information Services Office of Policy Analysis Department of Legislative Services General Assembly of Maryland January 15, 2007 For additional copies or further information, please contact: Library and Information Services 90 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland 21401-1991 Baltimore/Annapolis Area: 410-946-5400/5410 Washington Area: 301-970-5400/5410 Other Maryland Areas: 1-800-492-7122, ext. 5400/5410 TTY: 410-946/301-970-5401 TTY users may also use the Maryland Relay Service to contact the General Assembly. E-Mail: [email protected] Maryland General Assembly Web site: http://mlis.state.md.us Department of Legislative Services Web site: http://dls.state.md.us The Department of Legislative Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, or disability in the admission or access to its programs, services, or activities. The Department's Information Officer has been designated to coordinate compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements contained in Section 35.107 of the Department of Justice Regulations. Requests for assistance should be directed to the Information Officer at the telephone numbers shown above. 3hp 1/07 ii Table of Contents Page Presiding Officers . .1 Senate Leadership . .3 House Leadership . .5 Senate of Maryland . .7 House of Delegates . .15 Senate Standing Committees . .39 House Standing Committees . .41 Please Note: Phone and room numbers listed in this Preliminary Roster may be subject to change. As well, the photographs of members will be updated as new photographs become available. iii Presiding Officers GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND 2007 Session Senate of Maryland Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. President Maryland House of Delegates Michael E. Busch Speaker 1 Senate Leadership SENATE OF MARYLAND President of the Senate Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. President Pro Tem Nathaniel J. McFadden President Pro Tem Emeritus Norman R. Stone, Jr. Floor Leaders Majority Leader Edward J. Kasemeyer Deputy Majority Leader Rob Garagiola Assistant Deputy Majority Leader Gwendolyn Britt Majority Whip Lisa A. Gladden Deputy Majority Whip James N. Robey Assistant Deputy Majority Whips Catherine E. Pugh Jim Rosapepe 3 Senate Leadership Minority Leader David R. Brinkley Minority Whip Allan H. Kittleman 4 House Leadership HOUSE OF DELEGATES Speaker of the House Michael E. Busch Speaker Pro Tem Adrienne A. Jones Deputy Speaker Pro Tem Carolyn J. B. Howard Parliamentarian Kathleen M. Dumais Floor Leaders Majority Leader Kumar P. Barve Deputy Majority Leader Shane E. Pendergrass Assistant Majority Floor Leader Dan K. Morhaim Majority Whip Talmadge Branch Chief Deputy Majority Whips Sue Kullen Justin D. Ross 5 House Leadership Deputy Majority Whips William A. Bronrott Keith E. Haynes Marvin E. Holmes Sally Jameson Anne R. Kaiser Susan C. Lee Shirley Nathan-Pulliam Doyle L. Niemann Victor R. Ramirez Michael L. Vaughn 6 Senate of Maryland THOMAS V. MIKE MILLER, JR. GWENDOLYN BRITT President of the Senate District 47 (D) District 27 (D) Prince George’s County Prince George’s and Calvert 222 James Senate Office Bldg. Counties Extension 3745 H-107 State House Ext. 3700 Born: 1941, Washington, DC Education: Bowie State Univ., Born: 1942, Clinton, MD B.S. Education: Univ. of Maryland, B.S., Univ. of Occupation: Legislator Maryland School of Law, LL.B., J.D. First Elected: 2002 Occupation: Attorney Standing Committee: EHE First Elected: 1974 (House Member, 1971-1975) JOHN C. ASTLE JIM BROCHIN District 30 (D) District 42 (D) Anne Arundel County Baltimore County 123 James Senate Office Bldg. 221 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3578 Extension 3648 Born: 1964, Baltimore, MD Born: 1943, Charleston, WV Education: Univ. of North Education: Marshall Univ., B.A.; Carolina Greensboro, B.A.; Univ. Catholic Univ., Graduate Studies. of Maryland, M.A. Occupation: Former Aviator Occupation: Insurance Broker First Elected: 1994 (House Member, 1983-95) First Elected: 2002 Standing Committee: FIN (Vice Chairman) Standing Committee: JPR DAVID R. BRINKLEY RICHARD F. COLBURN District 4 (R) District 37 (R) Frederick and Carroll Counties Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, and 423 James Senate Office Bldg. Wicomico Counties Extension 3704 315 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3590 Born: 1959, Frederick, MD Education: Univ. of Maryland Born: 1950, Easton, MD College Park, B.A.; The American College, Education: Chesapeake College, A.A. Chartered Life Underwriter and Chartered Financial Occupation: Public Administrator Consultant First Elected: 1994 (House Member, 1983-91) Occupation: Insurance Sales Standing Committee: EHE First Elected: 2002 (House Member, 1995-03) Standing Committee: B&T 7 2007 Member Directory -- Senate of Maryland JOAN CARTER CONWAY GEORGE W. DELLA, JR. District 43 (D) District 46 (D) Baltimore City Baltimore City 2 West, Miller Senate Bldg. 201 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3145 Extension 3600 Born: 1951, Baltimore, MD Born: 1943, Baltimore, MD Education: Community College Education: Univ. of Baltimore, of Baltimore, A.A.; Univ. of Baltimore, B.A. Univ. of Baltimore School of Law, J.D. Occupation: General Tax Practitioner and Co- Occupation: Legislator Owner, CIG Professional Tax Services, Inc. First Elected: 1982 First Elected: 1998 Standing Committee: FIN Standing Committee: EHE (Chairman) ULYSSES CURRIE ROY P. DYSON District 25 (D) District 29 (D) Prince George’s County Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary’s 3 West, Miller Senate Bldg. Counties Extension 3127 102 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3673 Born: 1937, Whiteville, NC Education: North Carolina Agric. Born: 1948, Great Mills, MD and Tech. State College, B.S.; American Univ., Education: Montgomery Junior College; Univ. of M.A. Baltimore; Univ. of Maryland Occupation: Retired School Principal, Educator, Occupation: Legislator Prince George’s Co. First Elected: 1994 (House Member, 1975-81) First Elected: 1994 (House Member, 1987-95) Standing Committee: EHE (Vice Chairman) Standing Committee: B&T (Chairman) JAMES E. DEGRANGE, SR. GEORGE C. EDWARDS District 32 (D) District 1A (R) Anne Arundel County Garrett and Allegany Counties 101 James Senate Office Bldg. 322 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3593 Extension 3565 Born: 1949, Baltimore, MD Born: 1948, Grantsville, MD Education: Anne Arundel Education: Fairmont State Community College College, B.S. Occupation: President, DeGrange Enterprises, Occupation: Retail Business Inc. First Elected: 2006 (House Member 1982-2006) First Elected: 1998 Standing Committee: FIN Standing Committee: B&T 8 2007 Member Directory -- Senate of Maryland NATHANIEL EXUM ROB GARAGIOLA District 24 (D) District 15 (D) Prince George’s County Montgomery County 303 James Senate Office Bldg. 104 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3148 Extension 3169 Born: 1940, Memphis, TN Born: 1972, Warren, MI Education: Howard University Education: Rutgers College, Occupation: Safety Director, Joseph Smith & B.A., George Washington Univ. Law School, J.D. Sons, Inc. Occupation: Attorney First Elected: 1998 (House Member, 1975-99) First Elected: 2002 Standing Committee: FIN Standing Committee: FIN JENNIE M. FOREHAND LISA A. GLADDEN District 17 (D) District 41 (D) Montgomery County Baltimore City 223 James Senate Office Bldg. 2 East, Miller Senate Bldg. Extension 3134 Extension 3697 Born: Nashville, TN Born: 1964, Baltimore, MD Education: Univ. of North Education: Duke Univ., B.A.; Carolina, Chapel Hill, B.S. Univ. of Maryland School of Law, J.D. Occupation: Legislator Occupation: Attorney First Elected: 1994 (House Member, 1978-95) First Elected: 2002 (House Member, 1999-03) Standing Committee: JPR Standing Committee: JPR (Vice Chairman) BRIAN E. FROSH JANET GREENIP District 16 (D) District 33 (R) Montgomery County Anne Arundel County 2 East, Miller Senate Bldg. 321 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3124 Extension 3568 Born: 1946, Washington, DC Born: 1947, Cincinnati, OH Education: Wesleyan Univ., B.A.; Education: Miami Univ., B.S.; Columbia Univ. School of Law, J.D. Bowie State Univ. Occupation: Attorney Occupation: Legislator First Elected: 1994 (House Member, 1987-95) First Elected: 2002 (House Member, 1995-03) Standing Committee: JPR (Chairman) Standing Committee: EHE 9 2007 Member Directory -- Senate of Maryland LARRY E. HAINES J. ROBERT HOOPER District 5 (R) District 35 (R) Carroll and Baltimore Counties Harford County 316 James Senate Office Bldg. 320 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3683 Extension 3603 Born: 1938, Woodbine, MD Born: 1936, Bel Air, MD Education: Frederick Community Education: Bel Air High School College Occupation: Owner and Operator, Harford Occupation: Real Estate Broker, Appraiser Sanitation Services First Elected: 1990 First Elected: 1998 Standing Committee: JPR Standing Committee: EHE ANDREW P. HARRIS NANCY JACOBS District 7 (R) District 34 (R) Baltimore and Harford Counties Harford and Cecil Counties 414 James Senate Office Bldg. 403 James Senate Office Bldg. Extension 3706 Extension 3158 Born: 1957, New York, NY Born: 1951, Charleston, WV Education: Johns Hopkins Univ. Education: West Virginia Univ., School of Medicine, M.D.; Johns Hopkins School B.S. of Hygiene and Public Health, M.H.S. 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