Post Retirement Activities

Mike Boll
 Professor, Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, Honolulu.

Peter M. Buzanski
 Emeritus Faculty Assoc. - Bd. of Directors, Academic Senator, History & Political Science charge at Friends of the Saratoga Library, Volunteer at Book Go Round, Member of SIRS.

Daniel Cornford
teaches part-time in the Sacramento area and works as a consultant.  His other professional-related activities are: advisor to the NEH's California Newspaper Project; advisor to the "Golden Lands, Working Hand Project," which had produced a film on California social/labor history, and is completing a textbook on California social/labor history; advisor to the California Labor Map and Web Project.
Dr. Cornford also reviews grant applications for the NEH and the NHPRC as well as manuscripts for book and journal publications.
In Davis, where Dr. Cornford lives, he is a member of the steering committee of Citizens For Responsible Planning.
Dan Cornford is the author of: Workers and Dissent in the Redwood Empire (1987); Working People of California (1994), co-editor of American Labor in the Era of World War II (1995), and historian for the California Labor Map and Website Project (2002-2003). His reviews have been published in such journals as the American Historical Review, the Journal of American History, and Reviews in American History.

Irma Eichhorn
 American Compiler of bibliographies appearing in the research journal, Rossiiskie  Nemtsy:  nauchno-informatsionnyi biulleten, quarterly published in Moscow.
 Seven trips to Russia: Have travelled from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok, researching in  archives and interviewing slave labor camp survivors.

Larry Engelmann

Billie Jensen
 Travel and a little research.

 

David McNeil

Brett Melendy
 Research and Publication - 20th Century Hawaii. Board of Director, Rancho San Antonio  Retirement Housing Corporation.

George Moore
 From 10th October to 14th November, I will be teaching for the Osher lifelong learning  institute of Silicon Valley (a joint project of SJSU and UCSC) a course called "Reading to  Classics."