Ambassador
Robert Gallucci, Dean, Georgetown
University
School of Foreign Service
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Robert L. Gallucci was appointed
Dean of Georgetown University's
Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign
Service in 1996.He had just completed 21
years of government service,
serving since August 1994 with the
Department of State as Ambassador
at Large.In 1998 he became the State
Department's Special Envoy to deal
with the threat posed by the
proliferation of ballistic
missiles and weapons of mass
destruction. In 1991 he was
appointed deputy Executive
Chairman of the UN Special
Commission overseeing the
disarmament of Iraq.In 1992, he became Senior
Coordinator for nonproliferation
and nuclear safety initiatives in
the former Soviet Union.Later in 1992 Dr. Gallucci
was confirmed as the Assistant
Secretary of State for
Political-Military Affairs.He has authored a number of
publications on political-military
issues, including Neither Peace
Nor Honor:The Politics of American
Military Policy in Vietnam. He
holds a bachelor's degree from the
State University of New York at
Stony Brook, and a master's and
doctorate in Politics from
Brandeis University.Before joining the State
Department, he taught at
Swarthmore College, Johns Hopkins
School for Advanced International
Studies and Georgetown University.
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