RESUME
JOEL JOSEPH SCHWARTZ
207 Graham Memorial
http://www.unc.edu/~jjschwar
joel_schwartz@unc.edu
919-843-7758
Education
1970-71 Resident Scholar, Institute for Urban and Regional Studies, UC-Berkeley
1965 Ph.D. in Political Science, Indiana University,
1963 M.A. in Political Science, Indiana University,
1962 Certificate in Russian Studies, Indiana University,
1960 B.A. from Harvard University: Magna Cum Laude
Study Abroad
1963-64 Moscow State University, USSR
1956-57 Institute for Jewish Youth Leaders From Abroad, Jerusalem, Israel
Teaching
2000- Adjunct Professor, Department of Public Policy, UNC-CH
1965-2000 Department of Political Science, UNC-CH
1980-88 Department of Social and Administrative Medicine, UNC-CH
1973-75 Department of Health Administration, UNC-CH
1971 Department of Political Science, University of California,Berkeley
Awards
2000 Outstanding Faculty Associate Award, First Year Initiative
Living/Learning Program (FYI)
1998-2001 University Professor of Distinguished Teaching
1998-2001 Ueltschi Service Learning Course Development Grant
1998- Sunshine LADY Foundation-- Sunbeam "Hand-Up"Award
1996 Access Award for Supporting and Encouraging the Potential of LD Students
1990,1995 Students Undergraduate Teaching Award
1994 Chapman Family Faculty Fellowship
1992 UNC General Alumni Association Faculty Service Award
1990,92,94,97 Senior Class Favorite Professor
1983 Salgo Award for Inspirational Undergraduate Teaching,
1979-82 Bowman and Gordon Gray Professor of Political Science (First year awarded)
1978 Kenan Research Leave
1968,74 Tanner Award for Inspirational Undergraduate Teaching,
1970-71 NSF Retraining Fellowship, Berkeley,
1963-65 Ford Foreign Area Fellowship, Moscow,USSR- Indiana University
1960-63 NDEA Title IV Fellowship, Indiana University
Administrative Experience and University Service
2000-02 Advisory Board Member and Member of Selection Committee
Student International Health Fellowships
Member, Final Selection Committee for NC Fellows
Steering Committee, Academy of Distinguished Teachers
Faculty Associate, First-Year Initiative Living/Learning
Program (FYI)
1999-01 Member, Ad Hoc Committee to Promote a Teaching Culture on
Campus
1998-01 Faculty Advisor, Students for Students Organization
1999 Presenter, World View Program for Public School Outreach
for NC Educators
1998-99 Member, Selection Committee Public Service Grants and Awards
Member, Selection Committee Teaching Awards Committee
Member, Selection Committee Student International Health Internships
Member, Seminars on Service Learning Course Development
Member, Faculty Panel to Interview Truman Scholarship Finalists
1998-2000 Member, Undergraduate Studies Committee (PoliSci)
1997-98 Director, Carolina Summer--College of Arts & Sciences
Program for Rising High School Seniors
Fall,1997 Interim Director of Internships (Dept. of Political Science)
Spr., 1998 Member, Committees to Select Recipients of Hagan, Sanford and Wallace Awards
1998 Advisor, Curriculum in International Studies
1990-99 Interviewer, N.C. Fellows Program Selection Committee
1996-97 Director, Departmental Awards Selection Committee
1995-99 Faculty Director, Public School Outreach Program,
University Center for International Studies (UCIS)
1996 Member, Chancellor's Committee on Intellectual Climate and Public Service
1996 Member, Provost's Committee on Status of International Studies Programs
and Activities
1995 Resident Faculty Director, UNC Honors Fall Semester in London
1987-94 Director, Center for Teaching and Learning
1994 Member, Board of Governors Committee to Recommend Criteria and Selection
Procedures for Board of Governors Awards for Teaching Excellence
1994-99 Member, Faculty Advisory Committee International Studies
Curriculum
1992 Faculty Representative to General Alumni Association Board of Trustees
1992--93 Member, Selection Committee on University Student Awards
1992,94,96,97 Chairman, Selection Committee, Graduate Student Teaching Awards,
Department of Political Science
1965-1987
1986-87 Advisor, Dean's Office, College of Arts and Sciences
1985-87 Associate Chairman, Department of Political Science
1984, 1975 Chairman, Committee on University Teaching Awards
1983 Member, Bowman and Gordon Gray Professor Selection Committee
1981-82 Member, Campus Y Advisory Board
1980-87 Faculty Advisor, Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity
1980 Member, University Committee on Teaching Evaluation
1980 Member, Advisory Committee, Curriculum in Public Policy Analysis
1979-80 Chairman, MPA Admissions Committee
1979-80 Member, Long Committee to Investigate Charges of Institutional Racism
1977-80 Member, Chancellor's Advisory Committee
1976 Member, Chancellor's Advisory Committee to Select Dean of Arts and Sciences
1976-77 Member, University Committee on Student Discipline
1975-77 Associate Chairman, Department of Political Science
1972 Member, University Committee on Media Expenditures
1974-80 Member, Chancellor's Committee on Status of Minority and Disadvantaged Students
1976 Member, Selection Committee on University Student Awards
1973-75 Advisor, Dean's Office, College of Arts and Sciences
1973-75 Chairman, University Committee on Russian and East European Studies
1967-70 Member, AAUP Executive Committee
1967-70 Chairman, AAUP Committee on Student Rights
1968 Faculty Advisor, Carolina Symposium
1967-70 Faculty Advisor, Carolina Political Union
1968-70 Chairman, Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Status of Minority and Disadvantaged Students
1965-70 Director, Undergraduate Studies Committee, Department of Political Science
1965-70 Director, Honors Program, Department of Political Science
Teaching, Speaking, and Service to Campus and Off-Campus Groups & Organizations 1990-
2001 Speaker, Emerging Leaders Program, "
Panelist, Minority Health Conference, "Public Health in
the New Administration: Impact on the Future"
Speaker, Living with Compassion series "A Night of Class"
1999-2000 Panelist and Moderator, 19th Conference of Southern
Association of Slavic Studies
Speaker, Carolina Speakers, "Changes in Russia Since 1991"
Speaker, Kiwanis Club of Greensboro, "The Crisis in
Russia"
Speaker, Program in the Humanities, "Immigration Policy"
Speaker, Growise, "Health and Education of Women in
Russia"
Keynote Speaker, Freshmen Convocation Assembly
1998-99 Keynote Speaker, Phi Beta Kappa Winter Induction Ceremony
Speaker, Freshman Camp Orientation
Outreach Presentations to Phillips Junior High
Guest Speaker, Great Decisions Series
Guest Speaker, Residence Hall Enrichment Program
Presenter, Institute for the Study of Human Values
Presenter, Triangle Jewish Studies Program
1997-98 Speaker, Catalyst for Improving Race Relations, Campus Y
Speaker, North Carolina Renaissance Program
Speaker, Student Holocaust Remembrance Program
Speaker, UNC Student Last Lecture Series
1995- Outreach Instructor, UCIS Public School Outreach Program
1990- Speaker, N.C. Fellows
1992-95 Instructor, Outreach Workshops for N. C. Public School Teachers sponsored by
Center for Russian and East European Studies
1981- Faculty Presenter, Seminars and Summer Colleges sponsored by the
Institute for the Study of Human Values
1985- Speaker, General Alumni Speakers Bureau
1994 Teacher, Project Renaissance
1991-94 Teacher, Project Uplift
1992-93 Teacher, Carolina Parents Weekend
1993-94 Speaker, Bicentennial Speakers Bureau
1990 Speaker, Freshman Convocation
1992-94 Speaker, Panel discussions sponsored by Academic Affairs Committee,
Student Government, 1992-1994.
1990 Faculty Advisor, Selection Committee Undergraduate Teaching Awards
1990 Speaker, Association of International Students
1991 Speaker, Students for Advancement of Race Relations
1990-94 Speaker, Association of Undergraduate Slavic Majors
1991 Speaker, Undergraduate Economics Club, 1991
1990 Keynote Speaker, Recognition Program for December Graduates
1990 Keynote Speaker, Induction Ceremony, Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society
1990-94 Faculty Advisor, Student Committee to Establish Service Learning
(a.p.p.l.e.s.)
1992 Teacher, Hubert Humphrey Fellows, City and Regional Planning Dept.
1991 Keynote Speaker, Student Hunger Elimination Project
1987 Faculty Facilitator, Freshmen Honors Discussion Groups.
1992-94 Moderator, Alumni Class Reunion Seminars at Commencement Time
1985,87,89, Faculty Lecturer and Educational Resource for General
1993-94 Alumni Association Study Tours of Soviet Union/Russia and Eastern Europe
Other Activities
1985-93 Speaker Board of Governors
Board of Trustees
Board of Visitors
Members of NC. State Legislature
N.C. Press Association
Chancellor's Club
Ram's Club
Parent Affiliates, Friends of the Library
Development Office, Arts & Sciences Foundation
Teacher Principal's Executive Program, Institute of Government
1965-97 Speaker, Campus Y
1965-94 Speaker, Residence Hall Enrichment Programs
Publications and Other Professional Presentations
1999 Video Conference Keynote Presentation
"Applying Classroom Knowledge to the Community -- Service Learning in the
Political Science Curriculum" The first Teaching Politics Virtual Conference
(an attempt at distance learning)
Editor, 1997-1999 Teaching Politics Guide to Teaching
"The Teaching Politics Guide to Teaching is an ongoing
collaborative project by the members of the H-teachpol discussion
list. The Guide is edited by Joel J. Schwartz, Professor of
Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Although intended be of value to all who are interested in
the improvement of teaching political science, the guide will be
especially helpful for those new to teaching in
the discipline."
"Soviet Medical Services, 1945-1970: A Quality Assessment." Institute of Bioethics, Georgetown University. 120 pp. 1985 (Washington, D.C.)
"Poverty in North Carolina 1970-1980: Progress Report and Policy Prescription," Popular Government Spring 1983.
"North Carolina Welfare Policy: New Controversies and Unresolved Issues," in North Carolina Politics and Public Policy. Thad L. Beyle (ed.), (New York MSS, 1975).
"The Elusive 'New Soviet Man'," Problems of Communism, Vol. XXII, No. 5, September October 1973, 39-50.
"The Structuring Principle: Political Socialization and Belief Systems," American Political Science Review. Vol. LXVII, No.2, June 1973, 415-432 (with Donald Searing, Alden Lind)
"Social Welfare: Changing Policies and Changing Priorities," American Behavioral Scientist. Vol. XV. No. 5, May-June 1972, 645-664(with David Tabb).
"The Social Research, Social Policy Nexus," Public Administration Review Vol. XXXI, No. 6, November-December, 1971, 678-686.
"Public Influence and Educational Policy in the Soviet Union," in the Behavioral Revolution and Communist Studies. Roger E. Kanet (ed.), (New York, Free Press, 1971), 151-186 (with William Keech)
"Group Influence and the Policy Process in the Soviet Union," American Political Science Review. Vol. LXII, No. 3, September 1968, 840-851. (with William Keech)
Soviet Fathers vs. Soviet Sons: Is There a Conflict of Generations?" The Academic Disciplines, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1966, Preliminary Paper, No. 4, 23 pp.