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What is the National
Council on Economic Education?
The National Council on Economic
Education (NCEE) is a unique nonprofit partnership of leaders in education,
business, and labor devoted to helping youngsters learn to think, to choose,
and to function in a changing global economy. It was founded in 1949,
and today is the premier source of teacher training and materials used
to instill an understanding of economic principles for grades kindergarten
through twelve. NCEE works through a nationwide network of state councils
and over 250 university- and college-based centers for economic education.
The National Council's hallmark program is EconomicsAmerica.
It also operates an international economics training initiative called
EconomicsInternational.
The National Council on Economic Education:
- is the organizer and driving force in developing the
Voluntary
National Standards in Economics, and is the national resource
for the implementation of those standards throughout the country.
- develops curricula for teaching economics.
- publishes and distributes state of the art economic education
books, teacher strategies, and resources for classroom use.
- directs the annual National Awards for Teaching Economics.
Board of
Directors
Officers
Chairman - John T. Dillon, Chairman and CEO, International
Paper Company
President - Robert F. Duvall, The National Council
Secretary- W. Lee Hansen, Professor of Economics,
University of Wisconsin
Treasurer - Francis R. McAllister, Executive Vice
President, ASARCO Incorporated
Other Members
Ivan Berkowitz, CEO, PolyVision
Corporation
E. R. Brooks, Chairman and CEO, Central and South West
Corporation
Harold Burson, Founder Chairman, Burson-Marsteller
C. Mark Dadd, Cheif Economist, AT&T
Bill Fletcher, Jr., Director of Education, AFL-CIO
Melvin R. Goodes, Chairman and CEO, Warner-Lambert Company
John T. Gould, Jr., Director of Corporate Affairs, Unilever United
States, Inc.
Billy Harper, President, Harper Industries
Robert B. Harris, Director, Center for Economic Education, Indiana
University
David L. Lemmon, President, Amoco Pipeline Company
Michael A. MacDowell, Managing Director, The Calvin K. Kazanjian
Economics Foundation, Inc.
Leon C. Maxwell, Agency Operations Vice President, State Farm
Insurance Companies
Donald K. McIvor, Executive Vice Prsident, International Executive
Service Corporation
John R. Meyer, Professor of Economics, Harvard University
Lisa Donnini Miller, President and Executive Director, Kansas Council
on Economic Education
Fares D. Noujaim, Senior Managing Director, Bear Stearns &
Company, Inc.
William E. Odom, Chairman and CEO, Ford Motor Credit Company
S. Buford Scott, Chairman, Scott & Stringfellow, Inc.
David Smith, Director of Public Policy, AFL-CIO
Gary H. Stern, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
John M. Stewart, Director, McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Kenneth L. Thome, Senior Vice President Financial Operations, General
Mills, Inc.
Marilyn Vos Savant, Vice President, Jarvik Research, Inc.
Michael E. Wilson, Chairman and CEO, Lee Wilson & Company
Staff:
Elizabeth H. Volard, Senior Vice President,
EconomicsAmerica
Gwendolyn Pajotte, Associate Director, EconomicsAmerica
Patricia K. Elder, Vice President, EconomicsInternational
Barbara DeVita, Associate Director, EconomicsInternational
Joseph A. Peri, Vice President, Finance &
Administration
Joan Sullivan Baranski, Publisher
Diane S. Rodriguez, Manager, Sales & Administrative
Services
Betty Rauch, Director, Marketing & Communications
Contact:
National Council on Economic Education
1140 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
Phone: (212) 730-7007
Fax: (212) 730-1793
E-mail: evolard@sdranev.eaglobal.org
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