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A native of Portland, Oregon (and a graduate of Jefferson High
School), Ron studied history at Seattle Pacific University,
Stanford University and the University of California at Los
Angeles. After serving a three-year term as director of an
adult education program in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, he taught Latin
American History and Third World Studies at Seattle Pacific and
Pepperdine Universities. An advocate for international
education, he has coordinated study abroad programs in Argentina,
Bolivia, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Mexico and Nicaragua. He
joined the faculty at Northwest Christian in August,
2006.
Involved in the church and community, he has directed the youth,
education, men's and music ministries in Seattle and Eugene and
served as Puget Sound Coordinator for Bread for the World. He
has three children, Celia, Geoff and Demeka, and two Argentine
Cocker Spaniels, Bella and Malibu.
Curriculum Vita
| Educational Background |
| 1979 | Ph.D., University of California at Los Angeles |
| 1964 | M.A., Stanford University |
| 1962 | B.A., Seattle Pacific University |
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| Selected Publications and Writings |
| 2003 | Brief History of Argentina (Buenos Aires:
Pepperdine University Publications) |
| 1993 | Depression and War, in Kay Reinartz, Ed., Queen
Anne: Community on the Hill (Seattle: Quean Anne
Historical Society), pp. 107-114. |
| 1990 | Transnationals, Technology and Development, in Mekki
Mtwea, ed., International Development and Alternative
Futures (New Delhi: Allied Publishers, Ltd.), pp.
102-117. |
| 1986 | Development in the Caribbean Basin, in Social
Science Perspectives, Volume 1 (Autumn, 1986), pp.
76-94. |
| 1984 | Being a Global Christian, in Campus
Journal, Vol. XXVII, No. 2 (Spring, 1984), pp. 14-17. |
| Memberships in Professional Organizations |
| American Historical Association |
| Oregon Historical Society |
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