DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY James Forrestal Building, 1000 Independence Avenue SW 20585 phone (202) 586-5000, http://www.doe.gov SPENCER ABRAHAM, Secretary of Energy; born on June 12, 1952, in East Lansing, MI; education: B.A., Michigan State University, 1974; J.D., Harvard University Law School, 1978; professional: Assistant Law Professor at Thomas M. Cooley Law School; Attorney at the law firm of Miller, Canfield, Paddock, and Stone; public service: Chairman, Michigan Republican Party, 1983-1990; Deputy Chief of Staff to the Vice President of the United States, Dan Quayle, 1990–1991; Co-Chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, 1991-1993; U.S. Senate, 1995-2001; organizations: Federalist Society; founder, Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy; family: married to Jane Hershey Abraham; three children; nominated by President George W. Bush to become the 10th Secretary of Energy, and was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on January 20, 2001. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Secretary of Energy.-Spencer Abraham, 586-6210. Inspector General.-Gregory H. Friedman, 586-4393. General Counsel.-Lee Sarah Lieberman Otis, 586-5281. Secretary of Energy Advisory Board.-Richard C. Burrow (acting), 586–1709. Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.-Dan Brouillette, 586-5450. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.-David K. Garman, 586–9220. Environment, Safety and Health.-Steven V. Cary (acting), 586-6151. Fossil Energy.-Robert S. Kripowicz (acting), 586-6660. Policy and International Affairs.-Vicky A. Bailey, 586-5800. Administrator for Energy Information Administration.-Mary Hutzler, 576-4361. Management, Budget and Evaluation.-Bruce Carnes, 586-4171. Civilian Radioactive Waste Management.-Lake Barrett (acting), 586-6842. Fissile Materials Disposition.-Edward Siskin (acting), 586–2695. Hearings and Appeals.-George B. Breznay, 426-1566. Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation.—[Vacant]. Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology.-William D. Magwood, 586-6630. Worker and Community Transition.-[Vacant]. Counterintelligence.-Michael J. Waguespack, 586–5901. MAJOR FIELD ORGANIZATIONS Managers: OPERATIONS OFFICES Albuquerque.-Richard E. Glass, (505) 845-6049. Idaho.-Beverly A. Cook, (208) 526-5665. Nevada.-Kathleen A. Carlson (acting), (702) 295–3211. Oakland.-Camille Yuan Soo-hoo, (510) 637-1880. Director, Albany Research Center (Oregon).-George J. Dooley III, (541) 967-5893. Director, National Energy Technology Lab.-Rita A. Bajura, (304) 285-4511. Manager, Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Office.-William C. Gibson Jr., (504) 7344201. NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES Directors: California.-James Curtis Killen (acting), (661) 283-5000. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming (Oil Shale Reserves).-Clarke D. Turner, (307) 261–5161. FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION Washington DC 20426 Chair. Curt Herbert, Jr., (202) 208-0601. Commissioners: William L. Massey, 208-0366. Linda K. Breathitt, 208-0377. Pat Wood III, 208-0388. Nora Mead Brownell, 208-0601. Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer.-Thomas R. Herlihy, 208-0300. Director, Office of External Affairs.-Don Chamblee, 208-0004. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 400 Maryland Avenue SW 20202 phone 401-3000, fax 401-0596, http://www.ed.gov RODERICK PAIGE, Secretary of Education; born in Monticello, MS; education: B.A., Jackson State University; M.A. and Ph.D., Indiana University; professional: faculty member at the University of Cincinnati, Jackson State University, Utica Junior College, and the Dean of the College of Education at Texas Southern University; served as a trustee and an officer of the Board of Education of the Houston Independent School District, 1989-1994; Superintendent of the Houston Independent School District, 1994-2000; as Superintendent, Secretary Paige created the Peer Examination, Evaluation, and Redesign (PEER) Program, launched a system of charter schools, and introduced teacher incentive pay based on performance; organizations: Houston Job Partnership Council; Texas Business and Education Coalition; NAACP; American Leadership Forum; Education Commission of the States; and the Council of the Great City Schools; awards: Harold W. McGraw, Jr., Prize in Education; Richard R. Green Award; National Association of Black School Educators' Superintendent of the Year; and the American Association of School Administrators' National Superintendent of the Year; nominated by President George W. Bush to become the 7th Secretary of Education, and was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on January 20, 2001. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Room 7W301, phone 401-3000, fax 401-0596 Secretary of Education.-Roderick R. Paige. Chief of Staff-Terry Abbott, room 7W315, 401-1110. Director, Office of Public Affairs.-Lindsey Kozberg, room 7C115, 401-3026, fax 4013130 or 401-0954. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY SECRETARY Room 7W310, phone 401-1000, fax 401-3093 Deputy Secretary.-William D. Hansen. Chief of Staff.-James Manning, 7W314, 401-1000. Office of Educational Technology.-[Vacant]. Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization.—[Vacant]. OFFICE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS 330 C Street SW, Room 5000, 20202, phone 401-5557, fax 205-9862 or 205-9889 Assistant Secretary.-Gerald Reynolds (nominee). Deputy Assistant Secretary for Enforcement.-C. Todd Jones, room 5114A, 205-9556. Director of Enforcement, East.-[Vacant]. Enforcement, West.-[Vacant]. Resource Management Group.-[Vacant]. Program Legal Group.-[Vacant]. |