University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaking at the 2002 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Award ceremony at the University at Albany. [20002091]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaks unidentified persons at the 2002 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Award ceremony at the University at Albany. [20002091]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaks with an New York State Assemblyman Richard Brodsky at the 2002 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Award ceremony at the University at Albany. [20002091]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaks with Catherine Bertini with V. Chapman-Smith in the background at the 2002 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Award ceremony at the University at Albany. [20002091]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaks with an unidentified person at the 2002 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Award ceremony at the University at Albany. [20002091]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock, John Cahill, Secretary and Governor George Pataki's chief of staff, and Frank Thompson, Dean of the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy following the 2003 John E. Burton Lecture at the Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony at the University at Albany. Also honored with 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards were John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette . The John E. Burton Lecture honors John E. Burton, who served as New York State's Director of the Budget from 1943 to 1950 under Governor Thomas E. Dewey. Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock and unidentified faculty members preparing for the University at Albany's 2003 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony. John Cahill, Secretary and Governor George Pataki's chief of staff, gave the Burton Lecture and the University presented the 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards to John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette . The John E. Burton Lecture is named for the former New York State Director of the Budget, 1943 to 1950 . Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock and unidentified faculty members preparing for the University at Albany's 2003 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony. John Cahill, Secretary and Governor George Pataki's chief of staff, gave the Burton Lecture and the University presented the 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards to John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette . The John E. Burton Lecture is named for the former New York State Director of the Budget, 1943 to 1950 . Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock and unidentified faculty members preparing for the University at Albany's 2003 John E. Burton Lecture & Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony. John Cahill, Secretary and Governor George Pataki's chief of staff, gave the Burton Lecture and the University presented the 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards to John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette . The John E. Burton Lecture is named for the former New York State Director of the Budget, 1943 to 1950 . Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
Administrator of the EPA Christine Whitman during her visit to the University at Albany's Atmospheric Sciences Research Center (ASRC). Whitman discussed the environmental and health benefits of passage of President George W. Bush's Clear Skies legislation. Administrator of the EPA Christine Whitman at a presentation with the Adirondack Council and the EPA. From the left: Christine Whitman, University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock and unidentified persons. [20002034]