The Wise Legacy: How One Professor Transformed the NationDaniel J. Siegel, 16/02/2015 - 250 من الصفحات The Wise Legacy explores the profound impact of Sidney Wise, the late Charles A. Dana Professor of Government at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Sid encouraged many of his students, including prominent politicians, educators, religious leaders, lobbyists and business executives, to pursue public service careers, and was responsible for creating an elite Washington network before online networking existed. Wise's mentees include Ronald Reagan's Chief of Staff Kenneth Duberstein, SEC Chair Mary Schapiro, Federal Judge D. Brooks Smith, HBO CEO Richard Plepler, and United Negro College Fund CEO and former Congressman William Gray, among many others. |
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Joel Ervin He Saved My Life | 27 |
Judge Ronald Buckwalter He Made Me Think Government Was Worthwhile | 30 |
John C Pittenger Sid Wise Invented Networking | 34 |
Darrell Dwyer 71 | 145 |
John Martino The Value of a Phone Call | 146 |
Debra AmperKahn People Are the Core of Politics | 155 |
Maria Falco He Took Everyone Seriously | 158 |
Paula Dow Im the new continuing process of the great founding fathers who made America great | 160 |
Mary Schapiro Think About Government Service | 166 |
Robert Friedrich He Always Had the Right Advice | 171 |
David Stameshkin You Need to Talk to Sidney First | 174 |
John Buchanan You Cant Fool Me At All | 37 |
Sanford Pinsker Sid Was Mr FM | 41 |
H William Gray Never Hire Interns | 45 |
Pauline Leet She Defined Sexist | 54 |
Kenneth Duberstein You Guys Need To Be Talking Listen To One Another | 58 |
George Harad You Dont Know Everything And Youll Never Know Everything | 66 |
Al Zuck The Bureaucrat Everyone Trusted | 69 |
Richard Kneedler The College Is What It Is Today Because of Sidney | 78 |
Stanley Michalak You Work Behind the Scenes | 83 |
Harvey Klehr A Great Teacher Really Requires A Special Kind Of Gift | 89 |
Mark Weinheimer Politics Is The Art Of The Possible | 95 |
Harold Dunbar He Always Had A Sense That He Knew Where To Direct People | 99 |
William Bill R Lloyd Jr Dont Take It Personally | 108 |
Jon Plebani The Linkage Between The Life Of The Mind And Political Activism | 111 |
Stanley Brand I Was An English Major Until Sid Adopted Me | 114 |
Earl Devaney Im Not the Most Famous of All His Kids | 121 |
Dan Cohen Mr Film | 131 |
Joseph Karlesky He Brought Me Sheets | 134 |
D Brooks Smith Gentleness Is Exactly What We Need Right Now | 139 |
James Spencer He Always Listened and Saw Your Point of View | 178 |
Lawrence Stengel Sid Wise is the Reason I Am a Judge | 181 |
Douglas Arpert All of the Apprehension Anxiety Disappeared | 184 |
Richard Plepler I looked up to Sid as the standard of wisdom judgment insight | 186 |
Daniel J Siegel I always knew you could do it You had to learn it for yourself | 191 |
Nanine Hartzenbusch Take Every Student Seriously | 196 |
Barry Kasinitz The people on the other side of an issue the people of the other party a are certainly not evil and b they actually have something wort... | 200 |
Kenneth Mehlman Civility In Politics Is Critical | 204 |
Jonathan Blyth The Keeper of the Capital Hill Scorecard | 207 |
FM Government Department Timeline | 212 |
A Tribute to Sidney Wise | 213 |
Remarks for Sidney Wise Memorial Service 22294 | 220 |
Ken Duberstein Eulogy of Sid Wise | 222 |
Joel Eigen | 226 |
Thanks for the memories | 232 |
Eulogy for Sidney Wise | 235 |
A Tribute to Sidney Wise | 238 |
Dedication of the Sidney Wise Plaque | 243 |