| |  MembersU.S. National Commission for UNESCO
The National Commission will be comprised of up to 100 members appointed by the Secretary of State. There can be up to 60 representatives of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), 10 United States Government officials, 15 representatives of the interests of state and local governments, and up to 15 individuals at large.
NGO Members: Organization (Representative)
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American Architectural Foundation (Ronald Bogle)
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American Association for the Advancement of Science (Alan Leshner)
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American Association of Museums (Edward H. Able, Jr.)
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American Ballet Theater (Rachel S. Moore)
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American Chemical Society
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American Council on Education (Madeleine F. Green)
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American Council of Learned Societies (Pauline Yu)
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American Enterprise Institute (Danielle Pletka)
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American Film Institute (Murray Horowitz)
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American Geological Institute (Christopher M. Keane)
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American Physical Society (Judy Franz)
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American Press Institute (Jack Kosakowski)
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American Society of Civil Engineers (Russel Jones)
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American Society for Microbiology (Rita Colwell)
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Americans for UNESCO (Andre Varchaver)
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Association of Community College Trustees (J. Noah Brown)
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Association of Performing Arts Presenters (Sandra L. Gibson)
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Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy (Benita Somerfield)
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Bill of Rights Institute (Victoria Hughes)
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Black Alliance for Educational Options (Gerard Robinson)
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Carnegie Corporation of New York (Vartan Gregorian)
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Center for the Study of the Environment (Daniel B. Botkin)
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Council for a Community of Democracies (Robert R. LaGamma)
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Council on Library and Information Resources (Charles Henry)
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Eisenhower Foundation (Mack Teasley)
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Federalist Society (James P. Kelly, III)
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Fort Worth Zoo (Michael Dana Fouraker)
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Freedom House (Jennifer Windsor)
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Getty Conservation Institute (Timothy P. Whalen)
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Gettysburg National Foundation (Robert Wilburn)
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Heritage Foundation (Janice A. Smith)
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Heritage Preservation (Debra Hess Norris)
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Hoover Institute (Tod Lindberg)
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Hudson Institute (John Fonte)
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Institute on Biotechnology and the Human Future (Nigel Cameron)
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Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (John W. Steadman)
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Institute of International Education (Peggy Blumenthal)
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Institute for Regulatory Science (A. Alan Moghissi)
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Inter American Press Association (Julio Muñoz)
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Intercollegiate Studies Institute (Josiah Bunting)
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International Foundation for Election Systems (William J. Hybl)
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Junior Achievement (David Chernow)
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Learning Disabilities Association of America (Marianne Toombs)
- National Academy of Engineering (Lance A. Davis)
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National Academy of Sciences (Kathie Bailey-Mathae)
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National Council for the Traditional Arts (Joe Wilson)
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National Endowment for Democracy (Marguerite H. Sullivan)
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National Geographic Society (John Francis)
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OPERA America (Marc A. Scorca)
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Progress and Freedom Foundation (James V. DeLong)
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Rotary International (Fary Moini)
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Scripps Health (Chris Van Gorder)
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Theater Communications Group (Joan Channick)
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Thomas Fordham Foundation (Chester E. Finn, Jr.)
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United Nations Association - USA (William Luers)
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United Nations Foundation Better World Campaign (Melinda Kimble)
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce (Daniel W. Christman)
- Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (James Luyten)
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World Monuments Fund (Bonnie Burnham)
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World Press Freedom Committee (Mark Bench)
Federal Members
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Dr. Arden Bement, Director, National Science Foundation
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Dr. James Billington, Librarian of Congress
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Dr. Bruce Cole, Chairman, National Endowment for Humanities
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Mrs. Robin Gilchrist, Deputy Chief of Staff, U.S. Department of Education
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Mr. Dana Gioia, Chairman, National Endowment for the Arts
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Dr. Richard Kurin, Director, Center for Folklore and Cultural Heritage of Smithsonian Institution
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Dr. John Marburger, Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy
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Ms. Adair Margo, Chairman, President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities
- Mr. John Nau, Chairman, Council on Historic Preservation
State/Local Government Members
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Ms. Christie Brandau, State Librarian, State of Kansas
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Mr. Michael Casserly, Executive Director,Council for Great City Schools
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Representative Robert Wayne Cooper, M.D., State Representative, State of Missouri
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Mr. Tim Foster, President, Mesa State College
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Dr. Jonathan Katz, Executive Director, National Assembly of State Art Agencies
- Dr. Robert S. Martin, Senior Advisor, Texas State Historical Records Advisory Board
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Dr. Ricardo Romo, President, University of Texas, San Antonio
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Dr. Joseph Torgesen, Director, Center for the Study of Reading and Reading Disabilities, Florida State University
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