RICHARD HOSMER ADAMS BLUM

BRIEF SUMMARY  2011

Higher Education:

Ph.D. Stanford University 1951

Undergraduate:
Entered, 1944, The University of Chicago. (WWII service interruption)
Completed: AB San Jose State University, 1948

Professional Activities:

Psychology including clinical, organizational. with research emphasis on drug abuse, mental health, medical.  As social science includes criminology, anthropology. Served:  Psychology faculty

   In anthropology, folklore studies, cultural medicine. alcoholism risks  

Health and medical/biological sciences including as specializations; quality of care, malpractice, women's health promotion, pharmaceutical research design and policy.  also public health, psychosocial medicine, psychiatric epidemiology Most recent research: nausea and vomiting  Served: Medical school faculties

Law including treaty negotiations,  international financial crime.  police organizational studies, law enforcement activities, anti corruption responsibilities. Law school faculties

Politics, including policy formulation, national and international commissions, public service appointments, and intelligence activities including clandestine services founding here and abroad. Political science grad school faculty

Religion including pastoral services, scholarship attentive to early church history, sociology and the canon, nature, of (Christian) mysticism.  Seminary faculty

Writing : serious fiction both novels and short stories, suspense and medical science fiction, poetry,  life writing as biography, family history, autobiography. Chair, humanities organization promoting that. Also institutional publishing, journalism as foreign correspondent. Life writing teacher. Invited: foreign faculty for creative writing, .

Agricultural: Farming: cattle, sheep, timber.

Functional Activities: research, teaching, writing, mental health care, practice, administration , innovation. medical quality control research and advocacy.  Public interest  health. Democratic Party, fine literature, advocacy. 

Settings here and abroad : academic, governmental institutions including military, medical school and mental health. Other non profit, NGOs, the United Nations 

Sponsorship:  philanthropic foundation grants, government,(U.S. and foreign) university, UN, private and own voluntary.

Books:

about 30 in the fields noted above: science, government policy, mental health, biography, fiction, poetry

Link to most recent publication: corneliusbishop 

Monographs:

Science, Policy: about 50

Scientific, policy articles, biography, folklore, about 100

Awards, Honors, Literary Critics Comments

In sum: for Military (Korean) Service, Public/Government Service, Biographical and creative writing, Science. Law, Psychology, Lifetime Contributions Professional, Academic, Literary, Humanistic, Civic/cultural See below.

BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS

Honors, Awards chronological

• Upon graduation: Magna Cum Laud, Honors, Tau Delta Phi (in lieu of Phi Beta Kappa not then established on San Jose State campus) 1948
• Society of Sigma Xi., Stanford University Chapter, The Honorary Scientific Research Society, Elected to membership, 1951
• Certificate of Appreciation, Women Peace Officers Association of California, 1966
• Meritorious Service Award, National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, U.S. Department of Justice (1969)
• Pacesetter Award, National Coordinating Council on Drug Education, 1972
• Sandoz Corp: Cinquanta Anni de Contributo al Progresso del Paese, Medal, 1972
• For the Medici, , 1973, Collegial, for special Government service.
• Outstanding Service Award, The Proprietary Association, 1975
• Certificate of Appreciation, Dept, of Health, Education and Welfare, Public Health Service (National Institute of Drug Abuse,) 1976
• Honorary Fellow and Diplomate: International Academy of Medicine and Psychology
• Commendation, San Mateo County Sheriff's Department, 1976
• Certification of Appreciation, Service on Behalf of International Cooperation in Science and Public Affairs, The International Research Group on Drug Legislation and Programs, Geneva, Switzerland and London, England 1976
• State Bar of California, Certificate of Appreciation for service as Judge on the State Bar Courts, District 3, 1980
• Appreciation, as founder of the American Lives Endowment; the World Conference on Records Preserving Our Heritage, Church of the Latter Day Saints, Utah, 1980
• Award for Outstanding Contribution to Promoting International Cooperation in Law Enforcement, Jesus College, (University of Cambridge), Cambridge Center for International Documentation on Organized and Economic Crime, 1994
• Multiple presentation awards, Jesus College, ( University of Cambridge )Cambridge Symposia on International Economic Crime
• Certificate of Recognition, California State Sheriff's Association, 1996
• Honorary Life Fellow, Society of the Institute for Advanced Legal Studies, University of London for 'Exceptional Distinction in Contributing to the Administration of Justice. 1998
• Honorary Trustee, the Palace Museum of the Puppet Emperor Piu, the Puppet State of Manchuguo, Changchun, Manchuria, PR China. 2003-
• Appointed: American Public Health Assn, Council of Senior Advisors (2004)
• Presidential Citation, The American Psychological Association. 2005
• Text Summary: For an exemplary and groundbreaking, far-reaching career in research, teaching, and service , treatment and prevention, (specific fields, appointments, professorial and commission posts noted) with special mention of unique Korean War service and early work on what has come to be diagnosed as post traumatic stress disorder.
• Honorary Fellow and Diplomate: International Academy of Medicine and Psychology
• Ted Palmer Award: 2008 (with prize)
• Full text: In recognition of and appreciation for your nearly 60 years of thoughtful and inspiring service and achievements as a psychologist, professor, researcher, delegate, adviser, consultant, board and committee member, editor, scientific and creative writer, soldier, and more. Your profusion of top quality contributions has helped address an amazingly wide range of human needs and interests- nationally, internationally and locally
• Election to status of Fellow in the following major professional associations: Science (AAAS), Psychology (APA, APS, AAAPP)), Public Health (APHA) Sociology (ASA).

Literary:

As essence, literary critic Terry White concluding upon reviewing several Blum books: 

The author is prolific in the sciences, literature and philosophy (and is) the most versatile of scholars and humanists writing today.

For Old Tom, Young Tom: selected by Biography (a learned journal)

among "the best biography published in 1984." (Nov. 1985).

Critic and English Professor Terry White says of Cornelius Bishop of Antioch, Roman Syria, 128

held me rapt an extraordinary gift for painting a tumultuous and chaotic era fascinating. making the reader be there alive in an era of momentous transition. Magnificently done(a) magnum opus.

He describe an earlier work as brilliant, witty, enlightening well crafted a writer prolific in the sciences, literature and philosophy concluding that the author is the most versatile of scholars and humanists writing today compares with Graham Greene. Prof. G Simson, founder and editor of Biography, the Journal, is, in Cornelius reminded of Umberto Eco in aesthetic and style evocative symbolism.

Of Cornelius, Bishop,  Sweden's outstanding humanist, writer, professional serving advocate  disadvantaged youth, winner of one of Sweden's oldest, most prestigious prizes, the Allmanna Barnhussets Stora Pris,  S. Forsling writes, It is a novel written by a poet. Every word has its color. Every sentence has its rhythm. It is a beautiful book. I will read it as a poem. I will take my time, and it will be a time full of joy

Reviewers have spoken of echoes of Melville and Hawthorne, in this strikingly original author. Steinbeck authority Lazarus applauds the authors gifts of imagination, talent and style. Television and screen writer C. Larson, says of one novel, a beautiful, strong, poetic swing, The Times Literary Supplement, in a front page review of his book , Health and Healing in Rural Greece , states of it the best sociological investigation of Greek mores ever written clear, objective, insightful about the socio-religious. 

He is co author of The Dangerous Hour, an internationally regarded work on Greek folklore . Its Foreword by Prince Peter of Greece and Denmark says (his) treatment of ...the irrational in the Greek psyche (is) thoroughmost important arresting. Respecting his The Medical School (under the pen name, G P (for Galen Paracelsus) Hosmer, one reviewer called it a new kind of science fiction by the Edgar Allen Poe of modern medicine whereas another reviewer, describing its focus on magical science, and technological black magic, said of it, the creation of a wonderfully witty, diabolically academic, deliciously nasty mind.

Military awards

• Commendation Medal, U.S. Army, Korea (for combat medical psychology) 1952-3
• Bronze Star, U S Army Korea,( the Armys first combat psychologist), 212th Forward Medical Battalion, (Psychiatric) 1952-53
• Special commendation for Korean Service, personal letter from the colonel commanding psychology, Office of Psychiatry and Neurology, Office of the Surgeon General, Dept of the Army
• The President of Korea  Nov 10, 2010,  On the occasion of the 60th Anniversary of the Korean War, a letter personnally addressed expressing gratitude and deepest respect for sacrifice, courage, commitment to protecting liberty.
• Ribbons: campaign, theater service. victory (WWII), UN service, Korean Presidential and UN unit citations,. medals as above, other. 

Publications: Professional Books

• The Management of the Doctor Patient Relationship, New York: McGrawHill, 1960
• Clinical Records for Mental Health Services, (with J. Ezekiel), Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas, 1962
• A Commonsense Guide to Doctors, Hospitals and Medical Care, New York: MacMillan, 1964
• Police Selection (ed.), Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas, 1964, with foreword by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
• Utopiates: A Study of the Use and Users of LSD25, (with associates), New York: Atherton Press, 1964
• Health and Healing in Rural Greece (with Eva Blum), Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1965. Reprinted by London: Oxford University Press, 1966
• Alcoholism: Modern Psychological Approaches to Treatment (with Eva Blum), San Francisco: JosseyBass Publishers, 1967. Foreword by Morris E. Chafetz.
• Society and Drug, (with associates), San Francisco: JosseyBass Publishers, 1969
• Students and Drugs (with associates), San Francisco: JosseyBass Publishers, 1969
• The Dangerous Hour: A Sociopsychological Study of the Lore of Crisis and Mystery in Rural Greece (with Eva Blum), London: Chatto and Windus, 1970 New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970. With a foreword by H.R.H. Prince Peter of Greece and Denmark. Greek language edition, Archetypo Press, Metaekdotiki Lt, Thessalonniki, 2005
• Deceivers and Deceived: Observations on Confidence Men and Their Victims, Informants and Their Quarry, Political and Industrial Spies and Ordinary Citizens, Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas Publishers, 1972.
• Horatio Alger's Children: Role of the Family in the Origin and Prevention of Drug Risk, San Francisco: JosseyBass Publishers, 1972 (with associates).
• The Dream Sellers: Perspectives on Drug Dealers, San Francisco: JosseyBass Publishers, 1972, (with associates).
• Surveillance and Espionage in a Free Society, a Report by the Planning Group on Intelligence and Security to the Policy Council of the Democratic National Committee. New York: Praeger Publishers, 1972, with a foreword by Senator Adlai E. Stevenson III.
• Drug Dealers Taking Action: Options for International Response, San Francisco: JosseyBass Publishers, 1973 (with associates).
• Controlling Drugs: International Handbook for Psychoactive Drug Classification (with Bovet, D. and Moore, J., coeditors), published for the United Nations Social Defense Research Institute, Rome, by JosseyBass Publishers, San Francisco, 1974.
• Drug Education: Results and Recommendations (with associates), Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, D. C. Heath and Co., 1976.
• Pharmaceuticals and Health Policy: An International Perpective on Provision and Control of Medicines (with Herxheimer, A., Stenzel, C., and Wookcock, J.), London: Croom Helm, Ltd., 1981, with a foreword by T. A. Lambo, Deputy Director, World Health Organization. Paperback edition, The International Organization of Consumers Unions, Health Action International and Social Audit, London and Penang, Malaysia, 1983.
• Offshore Banks, Trusts and Companies: The Business of Crime in the Euromarket, New York: Praeger; London: Holt, Saunders, 1984; Tokyo: Toyo Keizai Champo Sha, 1986. Beijing, PRC, Chinese translation pending, China Graduate School of Political Science and Law Press,
• Helping Women Keep Well: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention for Women's Health Professionals (with W. L. Heinrichs), foreword by Fred Zuspan, M.D., and Stewart Wolf, M.D. New York: Irvington, 1987.
• The Sacred Athlete: On the Mystical Experience and Dionysios Its Westernworld Fountainhead, with A. Golitsin. University Press of America, 1990.
• Nausea and Vomiting: Overview, Challenges, Practical Treatments, New Perspectives. (with W L Heinrichs amd Andrew Herxheimer) London, and Philadelphia, Whurr Publishers, 2001, Wiley 2006

Tests constructed

• The Stanford University Evaluation Scales (see Tests and Measurements in Child Development, Vol. II, available from Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N.J.)
• "The Long Form Family Interview Schedule," in Cimrey, Baker & Glaser, Source Book for Mental Health Measures.(annual series, here about 1970 edition)
• DOQ: (Doctor Opinion Questionnaire) California Medical Association, 1958.
• PAT: (Patient Attitude Test) California Medical Association, 1958.

POETRY

• Various short poems: Quicksilver, also Poet and Critic (the 1950s)
• Naked or Pretentious: Poems and Otherwise:.2nd Lilly Edition, Chanchun, PRC, Generous Happiness Publishers, 2006
• Crabfeed Soliloquys; Oxford, UK, Dipex www

FICTION

• The Late Lt. Dessin and Other Stories, Francestown, N.Y.: Marshall Jones, Publishers, 1967. Reprinted: The Firmin Child, in Popular Fantasy and Science Fiction, 1965, 29, 6277. Reprinted in Best English Ghost Stories, Dickman, R. London: Collins, 1970. Dramatized, BBC World Service, Sept. 23, 25, 27, 1984.
• Death and Festivals, London: Robert Hale Ld , 1968.
• The Mexican Assassin, Hartshorne as pseudonym, London: Robert Hale Pub. , 1977; New York: Scribner's, 1978.
• Codename Starlight, Hartshorne as pseudonym, London: Robert Hale , 1978.
• A Whisper of Treason, Hartshorne as pseudonym, London: Robert Hale , 1981, N.Y. Critics' Choice Pub., 1986.
• Old Tom, Young Tom, Tom Adams as pseudonym, autobiographical, London: Robert Hale , 1984.
• The Medical School: Science Fiction Stories of the Medically Macabre (G P Hosmer as pseudonym). Chevy Chase, Md.: Claycomb Press, 1988.
• The Fat Man Can't Swim, , Creative Arts Book Co., Berkeley , 2001
• Cornelius, Bishop of Antioch, Roman Syria,128,A.D. under the pseudonym, Benjamin   
• Cornelius, Woodside, Ca., The Library Society Press, 2010.
• Life Writing Commissioned: under the imprint of The American Lives Endowment (ALE)
• Looking Forward, Looking Back: The Life of William M. Hickey, prepared for the BaldwinUnited Corp. for private distribution, 1981
• David D. Bohannon, Builder, prepared for the Bohannon Organization for private distribution, 1981.
• Portia: A Biography of Portia Bell Hume, M.D. (collaborators: David Allen, Joann Bondurant, Frances Feldman, Catherine Lerner, Elena Moore, Clarice Haylett-Vaughn, Irwin Shapiro, R.K. J. Singh, M. Vorhees) 1982, for private distribution. Archived and accessible;: University of California at San Francisco, School of Medicine
• American Lives Endowment publications (a not profit educational organization )
• Prologue to John Steinbeck, The Good Companion by Carlton (Dook) Sheffield, Ed. Richard Blum, The Town Hall, Portola Valley, Calif.` The American Lives Endowment. 1983 , reprinted in and as Steinbeck, The Good Companion Terry White, Ed. Foreword by Richard Blum Creative Arts Book Co, Berkeley, 2001

Books in progress, 2011

         Old Man! (Sully, rightly forlorn, seeks to come to grips with old age, but the Devil himself must be joined to  achieve good times . Poor devil, he's getting old too, facing his own demise. Aesops dog, Beazley plays the cynic as old men romp in cinematic fantasy. But it takes bits and pieces of lives shaped as tales retold at the neighborhood tavern (door to the cinema and whore house in the back room) to allow trust, joy in memories affirming the person integral heir to his own past, the "we have done this after all and therefore are, will be, and were"  Even so, that his young wife has set in place Sully's tombstone makes a fellow uneasy; did she put both dates on it?

         Executive Action (after many years held back,  a tale of  truth here strongly embelished with fiction, about an invitation to head an Executive assassination team, and warning of being "destroyed" be it told. The better story requires that fiction to entertain, and allow comforting distance,    The art of it is in maintaining  essences,  We are left, as too often so, with history, surprise  disbelief,  uncertainty.  Where oh where is trust?        

scheduled: The Jealous Moon    The Endymion legend realized in the ruins of modern Eraklion in Turkey. Endymion's burial place. A shipboard romance, but with two females are in love with him, Selene the more exciting and demandng. Even so, Cambridge vain, Endymion is unfaithful. Selene, is she yet a godess denied lasting mortal love?  And so?   .

Recent, inactive or concluded professional activities include:

• Professor, St Joseph of Arimathea (Anglican) Theological Seminary, Berkeley, Calif. (1974
• By Episcopal appointment, Pastoral Psychologist to the Diocese of the Western States ( 2002-
• Chairman and Founder, American Lives Endowment A tax exempt non profit organization in the humanities dedicated to promoting grass roots life writing, Portola Valley, California
• Deputy Chair and Coordinator, Commission for the World Equity Court, World Jurist Association of the World Peace Through Law Center, Washington D.C, also Beijing, Kuala Lumpur, London. 2002-2006
• Clinical Psychologist (license inactive status as of 2003, renewable if needed )
• Consulting (full) Professor, Dept of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Stanford University Medical School, 1982-98
• Officer of the Court , Conservator of the Person for Health Care, San Mateo County Superior Courts, 2002-2004
• Criminologist and Special Deputy, San Mateo County Sheriffs Dept. (Calif., 1958
• President, Acting Chairman of the Board, The Knightsbridge Castle Foundation for Financial Crime Research, Policy and Programs. (Woodside, Calif) (2004-7)
• Small Press Publisher, The Library Society Press.

As Visiting Professor, Elected Fellow

• Guest Distinguished University Professor, Dalien Technical University, Dalien, PR Chine, 2005
• Sometime Professor, China University of Political Science and Law, Ministry of Justice, Beijing, PRC, 2003 (continuation subject to funding, as Asian Regional Site, World Equity Court)
• Guest Professor, Department of Psychology and Education, Northeastern University, Changchun, PRC, 2002
• Guest Professor, School of Law, Northeastern University, PRC, 2003-2004
• Visiting Professorial Fellow, Faculty of Political and Social Science, University of Cambridge, 1997-98
• Returning Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge ,UK 1997

Earlier, chronological:

• Chief Clinical Psychologist, various installations, United States and Korea (195153), United States Army.
• Associate Psychologist, Stanford Research Institute (195356 Director of Research, Medical Review and Advisory Board, California Medical Association (195658).
• Research Director, Mental Health Services, Department of Public Health and Welfare, San Mateo County, California (195961).
• Lecturer, School of Criminology, University of California at Berkeley (196264).
• Research Associate (1964) and Director (196770) Psychopharmacology Project, Institute for the Study of Human Problems, Stanford University.
• Consulting Professor (197075) Department of Psychology, Stanford University.
• Director: Joint Program in Drug, Crime and Community Studies, Center for Interdisciplinary Research, Stanford University (197075).
• Lecturer, Stanford University School of Law and Director: the Law School Program in Drug, Crime and Community Studies, (197578)

Earlier professional activities:

• Codirector, Greek Rural Health Study (in cooperation with Greek Ministry of Health), (196162) and Lecturer, Public Health Research, Alexandria Hospital, Athens.
• Lecturer, Center for Training in Community Psychiatry, Berkeley (196272).
• Overseas correspondent, Argus Breeze Publications (197780).
• Chairman, International Research Group on Drug Legislation and Programs (Geneva, London and Stanford) (19701982).
• Lecturer in Life and Creative Writing, American Lives Endowment Community Service Program (1978-82).
• Visiting Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge (1984).
• Professorial Research Fellow, (Provisional) Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Saint Georges Hospital Medical School, University of London (19845).
• Visiting Fellow, Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge (1984).
• Consultant, attached, Commercial Crime Unit, Commonwealth Secretariat, Marlborough House, London (198485). (British Council training programs)
• Criminologist and Special Services Police Officer, City of East Palo Alto Police Department, 198892.
• Consultant, International Health and Biomedicine (foundation), London (1992).

         Note:  Govt agency sr. administrative posts not accepted: National   Institutes of Health; one Institute, Dept. of Justice: one Institute, White House: one task group

Licenses, Certification, Boards Present or past:

• California State Board of Medical Examiners, Certification, Psychologist 1964)
• Calif. State Board of Psychology (replacing Med Examiners) License # 2673
• National Register of Health Service Providers: Registered,
• American Board of Medical Psychotherapists: Fellow and Diplomate
• International Academy of Medicine and Psychology: Fellow and Diplomate
• Electroencephalography Biofeedback Certification, Spectrum International
• California State Bureau of Collections & Investigation: Licensed Private Patrol Operator
• Ordained; Protestant, ULC by Bishop Hensly,  

Other Professional Activities

Journal participation:

• Consulting Editor, The Journal of Financial Crime (Jesus College, Cambridge and The International Symposia on Economic Crime) (1995- 2000).
• Editor: Bulletin of the Research Exchange on the Prevention of War (195457)
• Associate Editor: Journal of Conflict Resolution (1954-64).
• Consultant/Special Editor/Referee: Journal of Social Psychology, American Journal of Sociology, Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Journal of Psychedelic Drugs, Journal of American Folklore, Social Forces, Journal of Studies on Alcohol, Criminology, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Abuse of Alcohol and Other Drugs Annual.

Professional Societies Current or Former:

• Elected Fellow:
• American Association for the Advancement of Science
• American Psychological Association
• American Public Health Association
• American Sociological Association
• Other Honorary:
• The Society of Sigma Xi (The Honorary Scientific Research Society)
• Founding Member:
• The International Society for Panetics
• California State Psychological Association

Other Memberships:

• American Psychological Society
• American Association of Applied and Preventive Psychology
• Archaeological Institute of America;
• American Criminological Association;
• American Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynecology;
• California State Sheriffs Association,
• The Authors Guild,
• The Society for Police Futurists,
• International Assn.of Chiefs of Police,
• The World Jurist Association of the American Peace Through Law Center,
• Society of American Law Teachers,
• Royal Society of Health,
• American Academy of Poets,
• Police Executives Research Forum.
• North American Patristics Society.

• Note: Public Policy nomination rejection: Nominated by Ithiel de Sola Pool (Chair Political Science, MIT), Wm Colby, Director CIA, Adlai Stevenson Jr.(US Senate), Harry Boardman (Vice President, the Council) Wm Hickey (Pres, The United Corp) and others for the Council on Foreign Relations: Rejected! At that time work on international financial crime, related corruption, international law enforcement, was deemed unimportant to foreign policy. 

Public Service Appointments

• U.S. Delegate to United Nations Narcotics Commission (1969-71).
• Cochairman, White House Conference on Youth, Task Force on Drugs (1970-71).
• Delegate, United Nations Conference on Plenipotentiaries for Adoption of Protocol on Psychotropic Substances (1971).
• Member, Disciplinary Board, (lay) Judge, the State Bar Courts, The State Bar, California (1975-78).
• Cochairman, Subcommittee on Nonlawyer Education, The State Bar of California (1976-78).
• Advisor, Subcommittee on Domestic and International Scientific Planning, Analysis and Cooperation, Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives (197778).
• Referee, California State Bar Courts (1979-80).
• Consultant, U.S. Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (1981-1983).
• Advisor, Task Force on Health Promotion, Subcommittee on Environment and Health, for Representative Scheurer, U.S. House of Representatives (1975-1978).
• Appointed: International Committee for the Nomination of (Coptic) Pope Shenouda for the Nobel Peace Prize
• Special Services Police Officer, City of East Palo Alto (1988-92).
• Criminologist and Special Deputy, San Mateo County Sheriff's Department (1958-
• Expert Advisor Roster, United Nations Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention, Vienna (1998-
• Advisory Committee, Napa County, Monticello (family historical) Cemetery (1998-2005)
• Deputy Chair and Coordinator, Commission for the World Equity Court, World Jurist Association of the World Peace Through Law Center, Washington D.C. also Beijing, Kuala Lumpur, London. 2002-2006

CONSULTING AND ADVISORY POSTS

• Consultant, San Francisco Police Department (1955-57).
• Consultant, The President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice (1966-7).
• Consultant, Bureau of Medicine, Food and Drug Administration (1967-69).
• Member, Advisory Commission on Psychotomimetic Drugs, Food and Drug Administration (1967-8).
• Member, Review Committee, Center for Narcotics and Drug Abuse, NIMH (1968).
• Consultant, National Institute of Mental Health (1967-9).
• Expert Consultant, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Department of Justice (1968-9).
• Chairman, Small Grants Review Committee, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Department of Justice (1968-69).
• Member, Advisory Board, National Education Association, AANPER, NSTA, NIMH Drug Abuse Education Program (1968-70).
• Consultant, National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence (1969-70).
• Member, California Interagency Council on Drug Abuse, Task Force on Research, (1969-70).
• Special Consultant, California Council on Criminal Justice (196970).
• Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (1969-74).
• Senior Advisor, Strategic Intelligence Office, Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (1969-74).
• Coordinator, Subcommittee on Intelligence & Security Policy Council, Democratic National Committee (Senator Adlai Stevenson III, Chairman) (1970-72).
• Coordinator, Subcommittee on Drugs, Street Crime and Prisons, Policy Council, Democratic National Committee (Senator Harold Hughes, Chairman) (1970-72).
• Member, Ad Hoc Committee on the Heroin Addiction Epidemic, National Academy of Science, National Research Council (1971-72).
• Chairman, Scientific Advisory Panel on Societal Response, National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse (1971-72).
• Consultant, National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse (1971-72).
• Member, National Advisory Committee of the Drug Abuse Training Center, California State College, Hayward (1970-74).
• Consultant, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration National Institute of Mental Health, Western Region Liaison (1972-73).
• Consultant, White House Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention (1972-74).
• Consultant, City of Palo Alto Drug Prevention and Treatment Program (1972-76).
• Consultant, National Strategy Council, the President's Cabinet (1973-74).
• Consultant, Division of Narcotic Addiction and Drug Abuse, NIMH, and member Task Force on Youth and Drugs (1972-73).
• Consultant, Drug Abuse Council, Washington, D.C. (1972-76).
• Consultant, Centro Mexicano de Estudios en Farmacodependencia, Mexico City (1972-3).
• Member, Advisory Council, National Alliance for Safer Cities (1972-76).
• Member, Drug Abuse Demonstration Review Committee, National Institute on Drug Abuse (1975-6).
• Member, Advisory Board, Alcohol Education Research Institute, Palo Alto, California (1976-78).
• Advisor, San Mateo Juvenile Drug Offense Diversion Pilot Project (1976-78).
• Consultant, peer review: Research Council of Canada: Social Sciences & Humanities (1975- ).
• Member, Review Panel, Public Health Issues and Drug Abuse Research, Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Administration (1978-82).
• Advisor, Command College, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, State of California, (1985 )
• Consultant, City of Menlo Park, Directing Economic Crime Prevention Development Programs (1980-1986).
• Consultant, Skyddsvernet Foundation, Stockholm (Sweden) (1990-93).
• Criminologist , City of Vallejo Police Department (1993-4).
• Consultant, Federal Bureau of Investigation (to profile the Unibomber) 1995
• Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Police and Criminal Justice Studies, Witan Hall, 
•         `(Reading University, Reading, UK (2003-4

Special Government Service

Not specified here

Additional Publication Citations;

 Available upon direct request

Monographs and research reports:

Available by request: about 28: topics: group psychology, neurology, quality of care in medicine, consumer attitudes, emergency procedures, doctor-patient relationships, alcoholism, other drug abuse, police procedures, cross-cultural psychiatry, sawmill history, drug education. etc.

Articles and contributed chapters:

about 120 including psychiatry/psychology, psychopharmacology, drug abuse, criminology, policing and economic crime, espionage/intelligence, folklore

Papers and special reports:

Includes formal addresses, Congressional testimony, Congressional Committee reports, US Federal and PRC Supreme Court etc. Materials consists of written presentations, some papers later published. Venues: US, PRC, UK, Italy, Sweden  Unrecorded addresses add: Greece, Pakistan, others. Topics drug use and proposed policy, biography, DNC Policy Council papers, offshore banking and other financial crime primarily at the Jesus College, University of Cambridge International Economic Crime Symposia over two decades  Assembled for publication but never hard cover published.

Bioscience papers submitted: Jr Human Evolution and Behavior 

Evidence for human pregnancy nausea and vomiting, exclusive to our species, which offers evolutionary advantage as slightly reduced infant morbidity/mortality and birth weight normality, as of recent origin, calculated based on survival advantages shown in current studies, to have appeared  circa 10,000 BC, the same period that urbanization ocurred with great;u increased invention, thus greater exposure to manufactured innovation  Hypothesized: given data on pregnancy sensitivity to, primarily odor and novel stimuli, mechanical motion,  a defensive response -non adaptive, thus failed trait,  then and now-, to humanly induced environmental disturbance.  Note: currently accepted notions of NV as toxin expulsion reflex are demonstrably wrong.. 

 Business Activities 

Stanford Research Institute (then part of Stanford University),  Social and Behavioral Science Unit, and in liaison with Economics Division;  directed marketing studies, policy effectiveness studies, civil defense and disaster responsestudies for US Govt.,competitive impact forecasting,  organizational studies of major industries. (1954-56)  

As consultant:  for government agencies,  police organizations US and abroad, hospital quality of care and health delivery institutional and individual performance,  management and reorganization consulting for selected private industries on an occasional contract or pro bono basis (1956- 

President and CEO,  BioBehavioral Research Group, Inc., Palo Alto, California  (a successful international corporation engaged in national security programs,  later narcotics control intelligence activities, (1964-1977) 

Founder and Editor in Chief,  Espionage magazine A (cleared) CIA and successful writers staff, successful mail test, the contractedestablished publisher sought to cut the founders out Everyone lost

OwnerManager: Volcano Ranch (19641988).

Shingle Mill Ranch (1964- 88)

Shingle Mill Tree Farm (loging 1964...

Crisis Consultant, Gardner Contracting (a contractor for dams, pipelines, other public and private capital projects, quarry owner, heavy equipment rental) 1983-4

Mountain Counties Private  Patrol,  Calif. licensed private patrol for experimental rural crime protection.  LEAA funds denied

Advisory Board member, Brown’s Merchant Bank, Kent, UK  1982-84

Board member, Identification Technologies, San Francisco 1984-86

Founder and CEO, SASSY; (Scientific Scents and Women’s Sensitivity,) Associated:  Parfumeuse La Comtesse de Brevanne  (a research based developed biochemical aromatic carminatives, anti nausea agents, Palo Alto and Paris, 1986-94 

Operations Committee Advisor, Knightsbridge Castle Corp, Woodside, Calif., 2005  (a Silicon Valley start up fo identity theft recovery and prevention -with innovative computer technology (2005- 2007)

Non Profit Land Development with Conservation Develop Shingle Mill, San Mateo County section 11, under threat of small parcel development, applied the Mapp Act, Williamson Act (Agriculture) and Calif TPZ (timbering) to set up large parcels only

Non Profit Land and Conservation Development, large parcels with Conservation of a Grazing Common, Plan for the Big Swing Ranch, San Mateo County 500 acres.  County and Environmental NGOs approved, owners balked            About 1965

Underway 2011-: The Library Society Press, intending  philanthropic support for local public and educational institution libraries, and a profit motive, and providing trustworthy, transparent, author options in "self publishing."  Will include MS quality ratings, editorial services including co-and ghost authorship, with provision for programs of purchase of best quality books by all subscribing authors. SF Bay Area as first trial locale. A sterling Board will be invited to maximize quality and community liaison  Success by no means assured.

Political Activities:

POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

President, Menlo Atherton Democratic Club (1954-55).

Chairman, San Mateo County United Democratic Fund, (1955-58).

Member, Board of Finance, California Democratic Council (1956-58).

Member, San Mateo County Democratic Central Committee, elected office, (1956-62)

Invited to accept Party nomination to run for Congress.  Declined.

Treasurer, Woodside Portola Valley Democratic Club (1958=60).

County Co-Manager, Stevenson for President; 

Co-Manager Clair Engle for Senator; 

San Mateo County Finance Chairman, Kennedy for President.

Coordinator, Subcommittee on Intelligence and Security, Policy Council, Democratic National Committee (Senator Adlai Stevenson III, Chairman) (1970=72).

Subcommittee on Drugs, Street Crime and Prisons, Policy Council, Democratic National Committee (Senator Harold Hughes, Chairman) (1970=72).

Member, Committee on Democracy and Government, Democratic Policy Council, (1970=72).

Member, Cranston State Finance Committee (19707=4).

Campaign Advisor to Leo Ryan, Congressman, 11th California District, (1970-78).

Member, Roth for Governor Committee (1974).

Democratic Advisory Council of Elected Officials of the Democratic National Committee (1975-78):

Chairman, Drug Abuse and Alcoholism Study Group

Member,       Agriculture Policy Subcommittee

Member, Personal Security & Criminal Justice Study Group

Member, Domestic Affairs Task Force of the Democratic National Committee, 

San Mateo County Campaign Co-ordinator and policy advisor, Feinstein for Governor, 1990.

Charitable and volunteer activities

Not here specified

Military service

• World War II U.S. Maritime Service (able-bodied seaman), 1945
• U.S. Maritime Service, & U.S Naval Reserve, Officer Candidate Cadet, 1945.
• Korean War U.S. Army (First Lieutenant, MSC) Chief Psychologist
• various Stateside posts,1951
• Combat Psychologist,(the Armys first) Korea 1952-53

Biographical Citations:

• American Men of Science (Cattell Press out of print),
• Contemporary Authors (out of print)
• Who's Who in America (earlier and current)
• Who's Who in the World ( earlier and current)
• Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare (earlier and current )
• Who's Who in Science and Engineering, (earlier and current )
• Who's Who in Education (earlier)

Hereditary Societies

• The Society of California Pioneers
• Native Sons of the Golden West
• Eligible,: Sons of the American Revolution
• Sons of the Confederacy.
• Not kin researched but possibly the Society of the Cincinnati

Private Clubs

• Washington, D.C.: Cosmos Club
• London: The Athenaeum
• San Francisco: The University Club, Formerly: the Olympic Club
• Academic: Stanford Faculty Club
• Comment on CVs
•         We all know these are best, polished foot forward, documents used for job applications, or to give to folks introducing us for speeches. Knowing wives ho hum them.
• I suppose some of us hand them out to prospective in-laws or creditors. I have never seen an honest CV, defined as one which tells the less or fully unsuccessful events in lives, mine here no exception. We strive for greatness, if only on a paper which itself chronicles the illusions of those who have failed its achievement. A CV is an impersonal things. it does not reveal the misery side of professional life, nor does it touch on any reality of ones social, familial, emotional,  health, spiritual experiences etc 
• Upon request: positions offered and not taken, positions in hand but disappearing,  bigger fish that got away, major firings etc .
• 
  Our CV s are shiny masks of the idealized vocational self. This one, true to that form, does not report on jobs applied for and not received, firings, books or grant applications submitted and rejected, book reviews adverse, etc etc.   Perhaps in  a competitive job world, we dare not expose the failure side. Or is it sheer ego we polish? Protection against the vulnerabilities so many conceal?   We do not ordinarily talk about the might-have-been, those potentially life-changing chances that we missed or turned away from. CV s are probably not often just sheer fabrication, ID either stolen or invented, but are surely limited as to completeness.   Respecting the limits of the conventional CV, worse if one professionally prepared, a life's cosmetologist doing that, the best foot forward does not show the other one, bruised if not bleeding, dragging behind.  Understandably.