Congressional Scholarship Awards Dinner June 13, 1990

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1990 Bryce Harlow Institute The Congressional Scholarship Awards Program on Business and Government Affairs Scholarship Scholarship Sponsors The Fund for American Studies established the Congressional who wish to A wards Program to provide financial support for college students Affairs. Based attend the Bryce Harlow Institute on Business and Government by The Fund for at Georgetown University, the Institute is sponsored in Washington, MAPCO, Inc. American Studies, a tax-exempt educational foundation based The Ache/is Foundation Dow D.C. Air Force Academy Foundation Marion Merrell Allied Signal Pharmaceuticals for the Congres- The A wards Dinner provides the primary source of support MCI Communications Washington, D.C. Aerospace Company sional Scholarship program. The Dinner is held annually in to our nation and Company ofAmerica Corporation to honor a Member of Congress for his or her contributions Aluminum Bryce Harlow In- Federation of its young people. Proceeds from the dinner are used to fund American Family Corporation National The Ba"y M. stitute scholarships, as well as two annual scholarship awards- Independent Business Scholar- American Psychological Goldwater Scholarship, established in 1975, and the Congrt!Ssional Scholarships are NYNEX Corporation ship A ward, named for the annual Congressional Honoree. Association academic and cam- Telesis awarded to outstanding undergraduate students based on American Trucking Associations Pacific achievements. Petroleum Company pus or community Amoco Corporation Philips and Gamble Atlantic Richfield Company The Proctor includes academic courses and Held for six weeks each summer, the Institute Manufacturing Company business and labor AT&T internships. Students meet with government officials, briefing and The The Prudential Insurance leaders, journalists and foreign diplomats. A domestic policy The Bodman Foundation policy are among the many pro- of America Walter Judd Policy Lecture Series on foreign Bristol-Myers Company Company grams offered to Institute students. Ms. Mary Caslin RJR Nabisco Sears, Roebuck and Company women have graduated from the CSX Corporation Since 1970, more than 2,000 young men and Council, Inc. sponsored pro- Kodak Company Smokeless Tobacco Fund's Institutes and nearly 4,000 have participated in Fund Eastman in business, law, Company grams. Institute graduates have distinguished themselves Eli Lilly and Company Sun government. Many alumni currently occupy key Company journalism, education and Manufacturers Union Carbide branches of our federal government. Grocery positions in the legislative and executive Technologies of America, Inc. United Warner Lambert Company Senator David L. International Paper The Fund for American Studies is proud to pay tribute to A second W.R. Grace and Company Boren as the second Congressional Scholarship A ward Honoree. The J.M. Foundation Oklahoma Congressman Lyle generation politician (his father is former McGee Corporation to 1979 and was Kerr Boren), Boren served as Governor of Oklahoma from 1975 Senator Boren is then elected to the Senate. A graduate of Yale University, States Senate, also a Rhodes Scholar. During his two terms in the United to instill in all of Senator Boren has embodied the ideals which The Fund seeks and commitment to its programs' graduates: integrity, honesty, and devotion our nation.

Richard G. Lugar 1989 Congressional Scholarship Award Honoree-Senator

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Senatorial David Johnson served as Executive Director of the Democratic assignment, The Evening's Program Campaign Committee during the 1985-86 election cycle. In this Mr. Johnson managed a $13 million budget, a staff of35 and was instrumental U.S. Senate. in the successful campaign to return Democratic control to the Associa- Welcome Formerly legislative counsel to the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers to Senator tion, Mr. Johnson has also served as Administrative Assistant Mr. David Johnson ofHealth and George Mitchell, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Department Dinner Co-Chairman for infla- Human Services and Associate Deputy Advisor to President Carter to the In- tion. Mr. Johnson began his career in Washington as counsel legislation The Honorable David Pryor tergovernmental Relations Subcommittee where he served as energy Johnson Master of Ceremonies advisor to Senator Edmund Muskie. He is now a Partner of Griffin/ and Associates. Invocation fever" as a teenager when he served as Ms. Yvonne Gilmore Senator David Pryor caught "Potomac ofArkansas State Universi- Associate Director, Regulatory Affairs a page for Congressman Oren Harris. A graduate of Arkansas National Association of Federal Credit Unions ty, Senator Pryor received his law degree from the University and Economic Systems, 1979) the unexpired (Institute on Comparative Political School of Law. Beginning in 1966 when he was elected to fill term of Congressman Harris, Senator Pryor has served as a Congressman, in the United Governor, and United States Senator. Now in his twelfth year Pledge of Allegiance Conference, a States Senate, David Pryor is Secretary of the Democratic in the Senate John Randall McDaniel member of the Agriculture and Finance Committees and third 1990 Graduate, University of Oklahoma 1990) Democratic Leadership. (Bryce Harlow Institute on Business and Government Affairs, Affairs and Yvonne Gilmore is presently the Associate Director ofRegulatory Dinner Credit Federal Regulatory Counsel for the National Association of Federal a private prac- Unions. Prior to joining the staff ofNAFCU, Ms. Gilmore was Administra- tice attorney and a staff attorney for the National Credit Union Remarks General's In- tion. While at NCUA, Ms. Gilmore served on the U.S. Attorney The Honorable Robert Dole of the Univer- teragency Task Force on Bank Fraud Enforcement. A graduate United States Senate Georgetown sity of California, Ms. Gilmore received her law degree from Political University. She is a 1979 graduate of the Institute on Comparative Response and Economic Systems. The Honorable David L. Boren graduate United States Senate John Randall (Randy) McDaniel is a native Oklahoman and a recent a possible 4. 0. of the University ofOklahoma where he achieved a 3.94 out of Theta Phi, During college, Randy was a member of the Army ROTC, Beta Award Presentation Board of Oklahoma College Republicans, The Oklahoma Memorial Union Class. A Don V. Cogman Directors and Executive Committee, and The President's Leadership Dinner Co-Chairman Presi- few ofhis achievements include: Top Ten Freshman and Sophomore, Award. Ran- dent's Honor Roll, Dean's List, and the Thomas Boston Gordon Harlow Institute on Business and Closing Remarks dy is enrolled in this summer's Bryce Government Affairs. David R. Jones President, The Fund for American Studies

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Senator Bob Dole, one ofAmerica's most respected and best known leaders, The Congressional Scholarship has a distinguished record ofpublic service that spans almost four decades. As Awards Dinner Steering Committee a platoon leader in the legendary Tenth Mountain Division in Italy, Senator Dole was gravely wounded on the battlefield and was later decorated for heroic achievement. First elected to the Senate in 1968, after serving four consecutive terms in the House of Representatives, Dole served as Chairman of The Honorable Bob Dole The Honorable George Mitchell the Senate Finance Committee and has been called "the voice of agriculture" Honorary Co-Chairman Honorary Co-Chairman on Capitol Hill. Respected by his fellow legislators (as well as Kansans) for his exceptional ability to build bridges among diverse elements, Senator Dole was unanimously re-elected by his Republican colleagues to a third term as their Mr. Don V. Cogman Mr. David Johnson Senate Leader in 1988. The RCF Group Griffin-Johnson & Associates Dinner Co-Chairman Dinner Co-Chairman

David Boren is an honors graduate from Yale University, a Rhodes Scholar and the outstanding graduate from his Oklahoma College ofLaw class. Upon graduation, he represented Seminole County in the Oklahoma House of Representatives for four consecutive terms. A second generation politician, Mr. Barry Aarons Mr. Michael Kerrigan served as Governor of Oklahoma from 1975 to 1979 and was then Boren US WEST Communications Smokeless Tobacco Council elected to the Senate in 1980. In 1984, Senator Boren was re-elected by the largest majority of any major statewide candidate in the state's history. He Ms. Martha Arnwine Mr. Roland McElroy Committees on Agriculture, Finance, and Small Business now serves on the Arnwine and Associates Outdoor Advertising Association and is Chairman of the Select Committee on Intelligence and the Subcommit- of America tee on Energy and Taxation. A critic of campaign finances, Senator Boren has Honorable Robin Beard author of the Boren-Goldwater and Boren-Byrd Bills for The served as principal Lynwood Associates Mr. David Neideffer campaign finance reform to curb the spiralling cost of congressional cam- The Lee Group paigns. Mr. Steven Cloud American Petroleum Institute Mr. Tommy Payne RJR-Washington Don V. Cogman is a native of Oklahoma. He is the former Chief of Staff to the late U.S. Senator Dewey F. Bartlett and for nine years served as Vice Presi- Mr. Elmer Cooper dent of Government Affairs for MAPCO, Inc., a two billion dollar energy Credite International Bank Ms. Kathleen Ramsey Manufacturers Mr. Cog man serves as President of the RCF Group. He Grocery company. Currently, of America, Inc. is on the Board of Directors of numerous organizations, and is a past Ms. Yvonne Gilmore Presidential appointee to the President's Advisory Board on Private Sector In- National Association of Federal Mr. Randal Teague is a member of The Fund for American Studies Board t Credit Unions itiatives. Mr. Cog man Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease of Trustees and one of the founders of The Bryce Harlow Institute on Business and Government Affairs. Mr. Steve Hart Williams and Jensen Mr. William Tucker Tucker and Associates President of the Board of Trustees of The Fund David R. Jones serves as the Mr. M. L. Hefti Mr. Jones for American Studies as well as President of The NFIB Foundation. Allied Signal Aerospace Company Mr. Rick Ventura was instrumental in the founding of The Fund for American Studies over Urban Land Institute Foundation of West Virginia, Mr. Jones served as Ad- twenty years ago. A native Leo Jardot for Mr. ministrative Assistant to former Senator William Buckley, Vice Chancellor American Home Products Mr. Dick White Development at Vanderbilt University and Vice President for Development at The Tobacco Institute for Historic Preservation. \11 The National Trust

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Scholarship Awards Dinner Dinner Patrons The Congressional (Partial Listing) Honorary Committee

Family Corporation American Kennedy Honorable Brock Adams The Honorable Edward M . American Home Products Corporation The The Honorable Jeff Bingaman The Honorable John F. Kerry Association American Medical The Honorable Christopher S. Bond The Honorable John LaFalce J. Leahy Archer Daniels Midland Foundation The Honorable Rudy Boschwitz The Honorable Patrick Black, Mana/ort, Stone and Kelly The Honorable Bill Bradley The Honorable Norm Lent Coordination Council for North American Affairs The Honorable William Bro01rifield The Honorable Carl Levin The Honorable Richard G. Lugar Bank The Honorable Dale Bumpers Credite International Madigan The Honorable Conrad Bums The Honorable Ed Griffin-Johnson and Associates A . McClure The Honorable Robert C. Byrd The Honorable James Tom McDermott The Honorable The Honorable Dan Coats The Honorable Jan Meyers Mr. and Mrs. David Neideffer The Honorable Thad Cochran The Honorable G. V. Montgomery Patrick Moynihan Outdoor Advertising Association of America The Honorable William S. Cohen The Honorable Daniel Frank H. Murkowski Mr. Ken Reitz The Honorable Kent Conrad The Honorable The Honorable Don Nickles The Equitable Financial Companies The Honorable Silvio Conte The Honorable Kika de la Garw The Honorable Sam Nunn The Tobacco Institute The Honorable Dennis DeConcini The Honorable Bob Packwood Pell Tucker and Associates The Honorable Edward J. Derwinski The Honorable Claiborne R. Pickering U. S. Tobacco The Honorable Alan J. Dixon The Honorable Thomas Pryor U S WEST Communications The Honorable Pete V. Domenici The Honorable Dovid W. Riegle, Jr. Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease The Honorable Dave Durenberger The Honorable Donald The Honorable Matthew Rinaldo Wall and Associates The Honorable Mickey Edwards R. Duffy Charles S. Robb The Honorable Glenn English The Honorable Williams and Jensen Roberts The Honorable James J. Exon The Honorable Pat Terry Sariford The Honorable Bill Freme/ The Honorable Steven Schiff The Honorable Jake Garn The Honorable Contributors Richard C. Shelby Dinner The Honorable Paul E. Gillmor The Honorable Simon (Partial Listing) The Honorable John Glenn The Honorable Paul Samuel K. Skinner The Honorable Dan Glickman The Honorable Soloman The Honorable Charles Gras;/ey The Honorable Gerald Abbott Laboratories Specter The Honorable William Gray The Honorable Arlen American Petroleum Institute Stevens The Honorable John Hammerschmidt The Honorable Ted Stokes Chevron The Honorable Tom Harkin The Honorable Louis Sununu Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs The Honorable Orrin G. Hatch The Honorable John H. Enron Corporation The Honorable Mark 0 . Ha(field The Honorable Steve Symms Synar General Electric Corporation The Honorable Jesse Helms The Honorable Mike The Honorable Craig Thomas Merrill Lynch and Company, Inc. The Honorable Carla Hills The Honorable Strom Thurmond Unions The Honorable Gordon Humphrey National Association of Federal Credit Watkins The Honorable Walter Jones The Honorable Wes Association of Realtors Whittaker National The Honorable Nancy Landon K~baum The Honorable Bob Wilson Southwestern Bell Corporation The Honorable Robert W. Kasten, Jr. The Honorable Pete Tribune Broadcasting Company Page 6 of 38 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

About The Fund

to the academic private sectors. This first-hand experience brings meaning established in 1969 as The from which to The Fund for American Studies was originally coursework and provides students with a stronger foundation of Charles Edison, son approval Charles Edison Youth Fund by friends and colleagues pursue their chosen careers. This approach has met with resounding Edison's desire and com- earned The Fund of inventor Thomas Alva Edison. It was Governor from students, faculty, and program participants, and has young people in the strength country. The Fund mitment to build confidence among America's academic recognition by colleges and universities across the and market based at Valley Forge for and value of our constitutional form of government has received four awards from the Freedoms Foundation Jr., Dr. Walter Judd, of the economic system. With the help of William F. Buckley, "outstanding achievement in bringing about a better understanding for the purpose Marvin Liebman, and David R. Jones, The Fund was created American way of life." and institu- of educating young American leaders in the concepts, principles, the strongest and most prosperous tions which have made the United States private philan- With the help of concerned individuals, business and industry, nation in the world. has provided a thropic organizations, and academic institutions, The Fund for more than unique educational resource for outstanding young Americans to help restore the eroding con- the District of Col- In particular, The Fund's founders determined two decades. Established as a non-profit organization in Fortunately, the last twenty on voluntary fidence in basic American values and institutions. umbia, The Fund for American Studies is financially dependent in the perceptions young of all those years have shown a marked trans/ormation subscription to Charles Edison's ideals, and invites the support is in some small American's hold of their nation. We like to think The Fund who share his beliefs. way responsible for that change.

Kirk wrote, "The The task, however, is far from complete. As Russell civilization. This American cause is the defense of the principles of a true of true moral and defense is conducted by renewing men's consciousness to the in- political and economic principles, and by applying true principles and transmit stitutions ofsociety and private life." Our challenge is to conserve those principles to ever-increasing numbers of young Americans.

Affairs, The In- The Bryce Harlow Institute on Business and Government the Institute on stitute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems, scholarships, and Political Journalism, and Fund sponsored lectures, informed decisions fellowships are designed to prepare young leaders to make of the country. that will contribute to the continued strength and progress

to real-world ex- Basic to our programs is a commitment to expose students in the public and periences and the views of those who have achieved success

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The Fund for American Studies Board of Trustees

Chairman Emeritus The Honorable Walter H. Judd

President Mr. David R. Jones

Vice President Mr. Michael W. Thompson

Secretary Mr. William Tucker

Treasurer Mr. Robert S. Understein

General Counsel Mr. Randal C. Teague

The Honorable Robin Beard The Honorable M. Peter McPherson Mr. Charles R. Black Mr. David Neideffer Mr. Don V. Cogman Mr. James A. Parker Mr. James B. Culbertson Mr. Ken Rietz Mr. Salvador Diaz-Verson, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Schreiber Mr. Clark Horvath Mr. Arnold Steinberg Mr. William J. Hybl The Honorable Donald K. Sundquist Ms. Susan K. Johnston Mr. Justin Wilson The Honorable Tom McDermott Mrs. Mary Ann Zaloumis

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CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS PROGRAM

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CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS PROGRAM

The Fund for American Studies established the Congressional Scholarship Awards Program to provide financial support for college students who wish to attend the Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems, the Institute on Political Journalism, and the Institute on Business and Government Affairs. Based at Georgetown University, these Institutes are sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, a tax-exempt educational foundation based in Washington, D.C. The Congressional Scholarship Awards Dinner provides the primary source of support for this program. The Dinner is held annually in Washington, D.C. to honor a Member of Congress for his or her contributions to our nation and its young people. A portion of the dinner proceeds are used to provide two annual scholarship awards-the Barry M. Goldwater Scholar- ship Award, which The Fund established in 1975, and the Congressional Scholarship A ward, named for the annual Congres- sional honoree. A major portion of each dinner sponsor's gift may be designated to establish a scholarship either in the name of the donor or a Member of Congress. Congressional Scholarships are awarded to outstanding undergraduate stu-

Page 10 of 38 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu dents based on academic and campus or community achievements for participation in The Fund's Institutes. Held for six weeks during the summer, the Institutes include academic courses and internships. Students meet with government officials, business and labor leaders, journalists, and foreign diplomats. A domestic policy briefing at The White House and the Walter Judd Policy Lecture Series on foreign policy are among many program events which provide students opportunities for discus- ABOUT THE FUND sion with public and private sector leaders. Since 1970, more than 2,000 young men and women have graduated from The The Fund for American Studies was Fund's Institutes, and nearly 4,000 have originally established in 1969 as The participated in Fund-sponsored programs. Charles Edison Youth Fund by friends and Institute graduates have distinguished colleagues of Charles Edison, son of inven- themselves in business, journalism, law, tor Thomas Alva Edison. It was Governor education, and government. Many alumni Edison's desire and commitment to build currently occupy key positions in the legis- confidence among America's young people lative and executive branches of our federal in the strength and value of our constitu- government. tional form of government and market- Senator Richard Lugar, the 1989 based economic system. With the help of Congressional Scholarship Awards Hono- William F. Buckley, Jr., Dr. Walter Judd, ree, says, "The Fund for American Studies Marvin Liebman, and David R. Jones, The is the type of initiative that was long over- Fund was created for the purpose of edu- due; it is a constructive effort to immerse cating young American leaders in the con- potential leaders in the work and thought cepts, principles, and institutions which of Washington. And it is this invigorating have made the United States the strongest hybrid of practical experience with intel- and most prosperous nation in the world. lectual endeavor that inspires our youth to In particular, The Fund's founders de- become leaders for tomorrow-leaders termined to help restore the eroding confi- needed to preserve and advance our heri- dence in basic American values and insti- tage of freedom." tutions. Fortunately, the last twenty years have effected a marked transformation in the perceptions young Americans have of their country. We like to think The Fund is in some small way responsible for that change. The task, however, is far from complete. As Russell Kirk wrote, "The Ameri- can cause is the defense of the principles of a true civilization. This defense is conducted by renewing men's consciousness of true moral and political and economic

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principles, and by applying true principles to the institutions of society and private life." Our challenge is to conserve and transmit those principles to ever-increasing numbers of young Americans. The Institute on Comparative Political and Economic Systems, the Institute on Political Journalism, the Campus Econom- ics Conferences, the American Political Journalism Conferences, and Fund-sponsored lectures, scholarships, and fellowships are designed to prepare young leaders THE INSTITUTE to make informed decisions that will con- ON COMPARATIVE POLITICAL tribute to the continued strength and prog- AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS ress of the country. Basic to our programs is a commit- The Institute on Comparative ment to expose students to real-world ex- Political and Economic Systems periences and the views of those who have teaches college student leaders about the achieved success in the public and private structure, function, and achievements sectors. This first-hand experience brings of our American political meaning to the academic coursework and and economic systems through compar- ison with systems provides students with a stronger founda- in other parts of the world and through tion from which to pursue their careers. first-hand experience in our national government. This approach has met with resounding ap- The Institute was developed in cooperation proval from students, faculty, and program with George- town University participants, and has earned The Fund aca- in Washington, D.C. as The Fund's demic recognition by colleges and universi- first program in 1969. An intensive ties across the country. The Fund has re- six-week summer pro- ceived four awards from the Freedoms gram, the Institute combines fou~ distinct Foundation at Valley Forge for "outstand- elements: academic coursework, mtern- ships, guest lectures, ing achievement in bringing about a better and site briefings. In- stitute courses understanding of the American way in Comparative Political of life." Systems and Comparative Economic Sys- tems examine With the help of concerned individu- the policies and influences which als, business and industry, private philan- govern a variety of political and economic thropic organizations, and academic insti- structures. By understanding the weaknesses tutions, The Fund has provided a unique and strengths of other systems, students educational resource for outstanding young are better able to understand and appreciate U.S. policies Americans for two decades. Established as and practices. Stu- dents earn a non-profit organization in the District of six academic credits for Insti- Columbia, The Fund for American Studies tute coursework. is financially dependent on voluntary sub- Every afternoon students intern in ~he offices of scription to Charles Edison's ideals, and in- our national leaders in the legislative, vites the support of all those who share judicial, or executive branch of gov- his beliefs. ernment, with national organizations, embassies, or other offices uniquely involved

Page 12 of 38 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu in the daily operations of government. Each internship provides the student with an opportunity for independent research as well as active participation in the political process. Where possible, students are assigned to offices that relate to their career objectives, and all gain practical experience with the inner workings of government. The Walter Judd Policy Lecture Series invites dignitaries from foreign embassies, Congress, government agencies, and the diplomatic corps to the Georgetown Uni- THE INSTITUTE versity campus for discussion of American ON POLITICAL JOURNALISM foreign policy issues. Speakers address timely issues from widely diverse perspec- tives and participate in vigorous question The Institute on Political Journalism and answer sessions with the students. at Georgetown University encourages re- The opportunity to meet and discuss issues sponsible and ethical political journalism. with policy-makers, domestic and foreign, Recognizing that modern communications is an experience unmatched by traditional technologies and methods enhance journal- educational programs. istic power to make news as well as to re- On-site briefings take students to port it, and to shape public opinion as well national institutions for discussion of cur- as to feed it, the Institute strives to im- rent policy issues and events. Briefings are press upon students the public responsibil- held at locations including The White ity aspects of career journalism. Our intent House, the U.S. Department of State, is to demonstrate that the freedoms guar- the Federal Reserve, the Pentagon, anteed by the First Amendment are depen- and the U.S. Supreme Court. dent upon keen ethical standards and even- The Institute admits approximately handed treatment of the news. 100 students for each six-week summer The Institute on Political Journalism program. Admission is open to students takes an interdisciplinary approach by who have successfully completed at least combining the study of journalism, ethics, one year of college or university study, economics, and political science. The six- including coursework in economics and week curriculum includes three major government. All students must meet components: coursework, internships, and the admissions standards of Georgetown evening lectures. University, and all candidates are reviewed Institute courses in Ethics and the by the Institute's Board of Visitors. Selec- I Media and Economics in Public Policy are tion is based on academic excellence, lead- designed to provide students a basic under- ership ability, and the recommendations of 1 standing of economic and ethical principles the home university faculty. in order that they report from an informed and objective perspective. Courses include current-issues applications and a strong emphasis on professional standards and ethics. Students earn six academic credits

Page 13 of 38 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu from Georgetown University for Institute coursework. Internships in news bureaus, the press offices of Members of Congress and the executive branch, and other media-related organizations provide students the opportunity for hands-on experience in their chosen field. Internship assignments are tailored to the specific interests of the student. Participants may earn additional college credit for the internship through their home universities. THE INSTITUTE Evening dialogues bring to the George- ON BUSINESS AND town campus professionals representing all GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS fields of the media. These sessions provide an opportunity for students to explore con- a third temporary issues concerning the news me- The Fund is currently planning and dia in our society. Designed to maximize Institute-the Institute on Business in the the exchange between speakers and stu- Government Affairs-to premiere the growing dents, panelists' remarks are followed by summer of 1990. In view of an intensive question and answer session. involvement of business in the governmen- Since its establishment in 1985, the tal process and the lack of academic in legis- Institute has graduated more than 200 stu- courses on many college campuses dents from colleges and universities na- lative and public affairs, the establishment The tionwide. Admitted students must have of the new Institute is sorely needed. the role of completed at least one year of under- program will expose students to graduate study and exhibit a high level of business in the political and governmental to pursue the interest and involvement in the field. All process and encourage them them- students must meet the admissions re- proper career path in establishing quirements of Georgetown University and selves in this increasingly important are reviewed by the lnstitute's Board of profession. Institute Visitors. Selection is based on academic ex- The Washington, D.C. based of study, in- cellence, extracurricular experience, and will include a six-hour course will the recommendations of the home univer- ternships, and guest lectures. Classes sessions, and sity faculty. include lectures, discussion case studies, and will combine practical public affairs study with a course in ethics and power. Students will intern with corporations and associations as well as consulting and law firms uniquely involved in government affairs. Additionally, guest lectures will be regularly featured to provide students the opportunity to meet and question government and public professionals.

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THE FUND FOR AMERICAN STUDIES BOARD OF TRUSTEES SALVADOR DIAZ-VERSON, JR. President WALTER H. JUDD, Chairman Emeritus American Family Corporation Former U.S. Congressman Columbus, Georgia Washington, D.C. CLARK HORVATH DAVID R. JONES, President Director President Omega Group Corporation National Federation of Washington, D.C. Independent Business Foundation Washington, D.C. WILLIAM J. HYBL President and Chief Operating Officer Foundation MICHAEL w. THOMPSON, Vice President El Pomar President Colorado Springs, Colorado Thompson & Associates Springfield, Virginia SUSAN K. JOHNSTON Director Association WILLIAM TUCKER, Secretary American Medical Political Action Committee President D.C. Tucker & Associates Washington, Washington, D.C. TOM MCDERMOTT ROBERT S. UNDERSTEIN, Treasurer Mayor of Hammond President Hammond, Indiana Understein & Associates, Chartered Bethesda, Maryland M. PETER McPHERSON Deputy Secretary RANDAL C . TEAGUE, General Counsel U.S. Department of the Treasury Partner Washington, D.C. Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease Washington, D.C. JAMES A. (JAY) PARKER President CHARLES R. BLACK Jay Parker & Associates Partner Washington, D.C. Black, Manafort, Stone and Kelly Alexandria, Virginia KEN RIETZ President DON V. COGMAN Ken Rietz and Company Vice President of Government Affairs Los Angeles, California MAPCO Inc. Washington, D.C. ARNOLD STEINBERG President ROBIN BEARD Arnold Steinberg and Associates President Sherman Oaks, California Lynwood Associates Arlington, Virginia DONALD K. SUNDQUIST U.S. Congressman LARRY BROWN Washington, D.C. Business & Community Relations Manager Xerox Corporation KENNETH THOMPSON Arlington, Virginia Director of Corporate Affairs Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty GARY BRUNER Washington, D.C. Chairman Commonwealth Bancorp Inc. JUSTIN WILSON Arlington, Texas Partner Waller, Lansden, Dortch and Davis RICHARD W . CARLSON Nashville, Tennessee Director Voice of America MARY ANN ZALOUMIS Washington, D.C. Fairfax, Virginia

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Power and Values in Organizations is a member of the Professor Michael ). Collins, faculty of Vanderbilt Professor Anthony T. Moore University. One of Dr. Peabody's major Professor ...George L. Peabody interests has been in training people to (!DST 310-10) 3 academic credits from use more effectively the power they have Georgetown University been given and are expected to use. INTERNSHIPS The course will involve students Each weekday, students intern in corporate personally and actively in a process of "The Bryce Harlow college or university. Students offices, analysis and reflection Institute on must trade associations, consulting firms that will help them Business and Government Affairs offers demonstrate a strong interest in business and select law firms which offer lobbying understand more fully not simply the college students a first-hand look at and government. environments. Students nature and working of organizations, are assigned but the Washington lobbying arena. NFIB internships their own values Procedures which best meet their skills and responsibilities as is proud to be an intern sponsor and organizational Enrollment in the Institute areas of interest. A partial listing of members. It will consider during the lnstitute's inaugural year." is limited to approximately internship sponsors includes: the shaping impact of personality type john Motley, Ill 40 students. Early application is encouraged. ~rr-McGee Corporation preferences and society's shared beliefs Director, Applicants must General Motors about both individual and organizational Federal Government Affairs submit the application form (attached) National along with National Federation of values, examine some theories relating the Federation of the application fee, three Independent Business letters Independent Business interplay of power and values in organiza- of recommendation (at least one Eaton Corporation from a tions, and analyze these issues as they are business person, preferably a Aluminum Corporation of America concretely corporate or association articulated in several classic SPECIAL executive). tran- Institute for Reform on the EVENTS script. plays of the modern theatre. The course resume, and photograph to The Economics of Taxation In addition to the lnstitute's regular will conclude with a weekend workshop Fund for American Studies, Bryce Harlow Black, Manafort, Stone & ~lly weekly schedule, a number designed, through games, of special Institute on Business and Government RCF Group simulations and events are held during the program Affairs, power exercises, to help students make 1000 16th Street. N.W., Suite 401, Urban Land Institute including: "Career more personally Day," featuring Washington, D.C. 20036; Tucker & Associates meaningful some of the (202) 293-5092. individuals working in both the public and Atlantic issues of the course and discover the The Institute should receive Richfield Corporation private admissions sources sectors who lead in-depth discus- FMC of their own empowerment. materials for students seeking early accep- sions concerning career options and Sears tance no later than February 9, 1990. All upportunities; and "Site Visits" to the Sun Company FACULTY other applicants should file admissions Washington offices of major corporations materials Ernest J. Englander, Institute director, is an by March 9, 1990. Applicants to personally meet with top executives. associate professor of Business submitting admission and financial aid "The Fund for and Public American Studies is the materials Policy at The George Washington University after these deadlines may be type of initiative that was long overdue; ALUMNI in Washington, D.C. considered, but no applications can it is a constructive effort to He received his B.A., be immerse For over 20 years, The Fund for American accepted potential M.5., M.B.A., and Ph.D. degrees at the after March 30. leaders in the work and thought Studies has sponsored University the award winning of Washington. And it is this invig- of Washington in Seattle. He Institute on Comparative Political and orating hybrid of practical experience has published articles in the fields of Economic Systems, and the Institute on with intellectual endeavor that inspires economics, business and labor history, Political journalism. Graduates of these our youth to become leaders for corporate political behavior, and business- programs have found tomorrow-leaders needed to preserve government relations. that the coursework at Georgetown, and advance our heritage of freedom." the practical knowledge Michael J. Collins, professor of "Power Senator Richard Lugar gained through hands-on internships, and and Values in Organizations," is dean of 1989 Congressional Scholarship the professional contacts established the School for Summer and Continuing Awards Honoree through the Institute, have made significant Education and a member of the depart- differences in their career pursuits. ment of English at Georgetown University. CLASSES Former participants have attained distin- He is a fellow of the Society for Values in EXPENSES guished positions in government. business, Business and Government Relations Higher Education, was director of the .. education, politics and the media. Tuition for the summer 1990 program is Professor Ernest ). Englander Values Program at Fordham University, and Fund graduates $1,620; double-occupancy housing on the (MGMT 265-10) 3 academic credits from has written frequently about the relation include: Frank Donatelli, partner, Bond-Donatelli and Georgetown University campus for the Georgetown University of values, literature, and teaching in former assistant six-weeks is $625; books are estimatedPage 17 of 38 colleges and universities. to President Reagan; Ron Docksai, to The business community is He conducts confronted director, cost $65; and all students are required courses on Shakespeare Government Affairs, Dow Pharma- to with a growing number of issues which and Modern icals· Ibo,.,...,.,... ~ --· "- ~ a 50 a,,,.ct~lv,,.i·-~· :z::7rJ~n

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D oes your course work prepare you for the real world of business? Does your resume Eisenhower and President Nixon, and opened reflect the focus and level of experience that will allow you to secure your first professional the first Washington office of Proctor & Gamble where he was vice president-National Government position? Work experience, combined with agood education, is what makes the crucial difference Relations for 17 years. He received the nation's highest civilian award, the Medal of Freedom, in today's challenging work place. The Washington, D.C. based Bryce Harlow Institute on from President Reagan in 1981. Carrying on in his tradition, the Institute will expose students Business and Government Affairs provides you with six weeks of exciting, practical work experience, to concepts of power and ethics as they relate to private/public sector interchange. academic study with distinguished faculty, and the opportunity to learn first-hand from leaders Based on the beautiful, historic Georgetown University campus in the nation's capital, The Bryce in government, business, law and politics. Harlow Institute offers students virtually unlimited resources and opportunities-cultural , political Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, the Bryce Harlow Institute and intellectual. Washington is a center of decision-making that affects not only the nation's on Business and Government Affairs is an intensive and highly challenging business but that of the international community. Interns will work alongside government affairs six-week summer program for undergraduate students. Institute participants: professionals who must resolve issues that face business and go.iernrnent. • Receive six hours of academic credit in "Business and Government The lnstitute's Washington internship program and guest lecture Relations" and "Power and Values in Organizations." series put you in touch with leaders whose decisions • Intern daily in the offices of corporations, national associations, consulting determine the course of our world. Internship firms and select law firms. sponsors and guest speakers are committed • Participate in a guest lecture series which will bring top corporate to making your participation in the Insti- executives and government officials to the Georgetown University tute a challenging and productive experience. They believe, campus for discussions of bu~ness as does The Fund for American Studies, that it is government relations. the responsibility of today's leaders to help shape • Attend special events including and prepare the leaders of tomorrow. "Career Day" and "Site Visits'.' The 1990 Bryce Harlow Institute on Business The Institute is devoted to and Government Affairs will admit approximately examining the role of business 40 students from campuses across the country. in the government policy- Representing a wide variety of regional, cultural , political, reli~ous, and socio-economic backgrounds, the dean of Washington corporate representatives, these students lend a very important dimension who brought professional discipline and ethical standards to the program. If chosen, you may find yourself to an emerging field. Bryce Harlow had a distin- re-evaluating personal views while sharing ideas guished career in both the private and public and experiences with your classmates. Don't miss sectors. He served as a top advisor to President out-apply today.

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MEMOllANOUX

JtJNl!l 1 3, 1990

TO: SENATOR DOLE FROM: JO-ANNE SUBJ: OOLE FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER

Paul Hearne indicates that the event haa raised about $1.3 million, which includes the $70,000 from Bill Keck and the $100,000 from Albert Reich .. an. They now have $500, ooo in the endowment, and envisio~ making grants this fall of approximately $500,000 without touching any of the endowment funds. The program is scheduled to begin at 6:45 and conclude somewhere between 7: 2 o and 7: 30 (including a 5-minute performance by the National Theatre of the Deaf) . Bob Costas, NBC Sports Announcer, i• the Emeee.

are expectin9 you to arrive ~t 6: 0, nd d I b ~ ve you can shorten khe length of our t y tti to move the presentation o th Merced s kB" s ogr m, followinq which you can leav& at ny t.me. Their proposed proqram i t ched.

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6:40 SENATOR DOLE, Bob Costa• and Paul Hearn& enter &ta9 6:45 Costas introduces Hearne Hea ne speaks tor 1 minute and introduces SENATOR DOLE

SENATO DOLE E s 2 m UT;.eS (Including announcinq Leadership Award to McDonalds and introducing Cliff Raber) 6:53 Raber accepts award for McDonalds

6:55 Hearne announces ADA Awards; introduces Patrish~ Wrigh Wriqht accepts award 6:58 Hearne introduoem Jay Rochlin Rochlin accept• award 7:01 Hearne announoea Media Awareness Awards; introduces David Kelley (L.A. Law Produce~) Kelley accepts award

7:04 Hearne introduce• Larry Drake \L.A. Law a~to Orake accepts award

7:07 Hearne explains ab••nce ot Christo he~ Su ke ar.u Chris Templeton (TV actors) 7:09 Bob Costas introdueea Allan rraund Freund presents k•Y• to Mercedes 7:11 SENATOR DOLE accepts keys and thanks Freun

7:12 SENATOR DOLE, Hearne and Cos~as leave stage 7:15 Costas introduce• National Theatre of the Dea 7:17 Nat'l Theatre ot th D at Performanoe 7:22 Performance Conoludes 7:25 Costas closes the proqram

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JUNE 13, 1990

TO: SENATOR DOLE

FR: CLARKSON

RE: CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS DINNER HONORING SEN. BOREN

YOU HAVE BEEN ASKED TO SPEAK FOR ABOUT FIVE MINUTES ON SENATOR BOREN AND HIS COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION, AMERICA AND ITS YOUTH. YOU WILL BE INTRODUCED AT ABOUT 8:05 BY SENATOR PRYOR, WHO IS HOSTING THE DINNER.

YOU ARE AN HONORARY CO-CHAIRMAN OF THE EVENT, ALONG WITH SENATOR MITCHELL, WHO WILL APPARENTLY NOT BE IN ATTENDANCE.

TONIGHT'S DINNER IS THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF SUPPORT FOR THE FUND FOR AMERICAN STUDIES CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS PROGRAM. THE FUND SPONSORS THREE INSTITUTES BASED DURING THE SUMMER AT GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY -- THE INSTITUTE ON COMPARATIVE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS, THE INSITUTE ON POLITICAL JOURNALISM, AND THE NEW INSTITUTE ON BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS. THE INSTITUTES INCLUDE ACADEMIC COURSES AND INTERNSHIPS. SENATOR LUGAR WAS LAST YEAR'S RECIPIENT.

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Tuesday, June 12, 1990

TIMELINE

(subject to change)

CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS DINNER June 13, 1990

Wednesday June 13, 1990

8:00 a.m. Exec Comm Breakfast Jefferson Hotel

--Programs delivered to Four Seasons Hotel and distributed by hotel staff.

--Finish last table/ticket delivery by courier.

4:30 p.m. Move dinner materials and tickets from dinner office to Four Seasons Hotel

5:00 p.m. Open will call at the Four Seasons (volunteers)

4:30 p.m. Pantzer check table numbers, etc.

5:30 p.m. Remainder of volunteers arrive at Four Seasons and briefed (Sherri Lasseter in charge)

Review registration, will call, holding room, etc.

6:15 p.m. Sheri/Susan check on reception set up/dinner set-up

Brief photographer

6:30 p.m. General reception begins in Dumbarton, Foyer and Terrace

6:45 p.m. Final table check made

6:45-7:15 Various Senators and MOC to "drop by"

7:10 p.m. Doors to ballroom open/dim lights to begin seating

7:15 p.m. General reception bars close

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7:15 p.m. Holding room opens (VIP Holding Room, Algonquin Room) Yvonne Gilmore David Pryor David Boren David Jones Don Cogman and wife, Susie David Johnson and guest Randy McDaniel Catherine Musgrove Ann Ventura Sheri Schneider Julie Pantzer Charlotte

(Staff to find their assigned VIP)

7:20 p.m. Second bell rings at 7:29 p.m. Ventura to escort Johnson and Pryor to lectern front of ballroom from VIP Holding Room

Musgrove to escort Cogmans and Boren, Pantzer to escort Y. Gilmore, Hyre to escort McDaniel to their tables. Charlotte to escort Jones. Seating complete in ballroom.

7:30 p.m. D. Johnson opens program and introduces Senator Pryor, Evening's M.C. Pryor makes brief remarks about Fund and Harlow Program.

7:35 p.m. Pryor to intro Yvonne Gilmore for Invocation.

7:36 p.m. Invocation of 7:38 p.m. Pryor introduces Randy McDaniel for Pledge Allegiance.

Pledge (Guests stand)

7:40 p.m. Pryor begins dinner. Dinner service begins. Ventura escorts Pryor to his table. Hyre and 8:00 p.m. Senator Dole to arrive. Lasseter to notify Pryor. Schneider to wait with Dole. remarks (5 to 8:05 p.m. Pryor to intro Dole who will make brief 7 minutes) about Senator Boren. will be 8:35 p.m. At completion of dinner, coffee and dessert served (waiters leave plates and coffee on tables and leave room) .

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Lights dim, music begins and voice announces Boren film.

8:42 p.m. Don Cogman, Dinner Co-Chairman, makes brief remarks about Senator Boren, CS award, Harlow Institute and present Boren with CS award.

8:47 p.m. Response by Senator Boren.

8:55 p.m. Pryor to return to lectern and intro David Jones, Fund for American Studies President.

8:56 p.m. Jones to give awards to Sundquist, Johnson and Cogman. Thank them for their help with The Harlow Institute, The Fund and the dinner.

9:05 p.m. Jones to close dinner.

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FUND FOR AMERICAN STUDIES CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AW ARDS DINNER JUNE 13, 1990

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THANK YOU DAVID (PRYOR). IT'S A PLEASURE TO BE HERE TONIGHT TO HONOR OUR GOOD FRIEND DAVID BOREN. AND IT'S CERTAINLY FITTING THAT DAVID IS BEING HONORED BY THE CONGRESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AW ARD PROGRAM, BECAUSE OF HIS OUT ST ANDING COMMITMENT TO 2

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EDUCATION AND AMERICA'S YOUTH. NO ONE HERE HAS ANY DOUBT ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION TO OUR NATION'S YOUTH AND OUR NATION'S FUTURE. BUT THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RECOGNIZING ITS IMPORTANCE AND DOING SOMETHING ABOUT

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IT. THAT'S WHERE DAVID BOREN COMES IN. DAVID'S COMMITMENT TO EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE IS NO PASSING FAD -- FROM HIS DA VS IN THE OKLAHOMA ST A TE LEGISLATURE, TO HIS TERM AS GOVERNOR OF THE ST A TE, AND TO HIS NEARLY 12 YEARS IN THE SENATE, DAVID

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BOREN HAS BEEN A CHAMPION FOR IMPROVING THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG AMERICANS. IN FACT, HIS FIRST MAJOR LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVE IN EDUCATION, THE SCHOLAR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM, BROUGHT TOP SCHOLARS FROM AROUND THE WORLD TO LEAD SEMINARS WITH OKLAHOMA COLLEGE 5

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STUDENTS. THAT ALONE DEMONSTRATED DAVID'S EXTRAORDINARY COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION -- HE PLUGGED AW A Y FOR EIGHT YEARS IN A PERSONAL CRUSADE TO WIN PASSAGE OF THE LEGISLATION, AND HAD THE PLEASURE OF SIGNING IT INTO LAW AS GOVERNOR.

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IN THE SENA TE, DAVID'S COMMITMENT TO RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION HAS GROWN. IN 1985, FOR EXAMPLE, HE ESTABLISHED THE OKLAHOMA FOUNDATION FOR EXCELLENCE, WHICH AWARDS PRIZES TO OUT ST ANDING PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS, RECOGNIZES HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AS 7

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ACADEMIC ALL-STATERS, AND HELPS PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS AID LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BUT DAVID BOREN'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS DON'T END IN THE EDUCATION FIELD. HE HOLDS THE CHALLENGING POSITION OF CHAIRMAN OF THE SENA TE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE. AND IT JUST SO 8

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HAPPENS I SERVE WITH HIM ON THE SENATE AGRICULTURE AND FINANCE COMMITTEES, WHERE HE HAS DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF AS AN EXPERT IN SO MANY AREAS. HE AND I MAY NOT AGREE ON EVERY ISSUE, BUT ONE THING WE CAN AGREE ON -- DAVID BOREN HAS EARNED OUR RECOGNITION HERE

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TONIGHT.

BUT BEFORE I FINISH, LET ME JUST SAY A WORD ABOUT THE FUND FOR AMERICAN STUDIES. THROUGH ITS THREE INSTITUTES, THIS VALUABLE PRIVATE-SECTOR INITIATIVE HAS BENEFITED OVER 2,000 COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATES, AND THIS DINNER HAS MADE THE

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PARTICIPATION OF MANY OF THOSE STUDENTS POSSIBLE. AND l'VE AL WA VS BELIEVED THAT IT'S PROGRAMS LIKE THE FUND FOR AMERICAN STUDIES THAT ARE THE MOST VALUABLE IN EXPOSING FUTURE LEADERS TO THE VALUES, PRINCIPLES AND INSTITUTIONS THAT HA VE MADE THIS COUNTRY GREAT. WE ALL 11

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BENEFIT FROM YOUNG AMERICANS INSPIRED TO LEAD BY FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE COMBINED WITH TOP-NOTCH ACADEMIC TRAINING. SO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FUND FOR AMERICAN STUDIES AND ITS NEWEST INSTITUTE, THE BRYCE HARLOW INSTITUTE ON BUSINESS AND -12

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GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS. AND MOST OF ALL, CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FRIEND DAVID BOREN. THANK YOU.

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