Robert Pike Goss Jr., JD, PhD

Professor Emeritus | Assistant Dean (Retired)

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1943

Born to Robert Pike Sr. and Alvor Norton Frankel Goss in New York, NY.

1967

Earns a Bachelor of Arts from Brigham Young University.

1968

Is a public administration intern with the New York Department of Civil Service until 1969.

1969

Receives a Master of Science in public administration from Brigham Young University.

1969

Works for the New York Department of Labor in administration, analysis and emergency employment programs until 1973.

1973

Serves as special assistant to the deputy secretary for the Governor of New York until 1974.

1974

Is the director of the employment and vocational training program at the National Government Conference until 1975.

1975

Is a special assistant and intergovernmental relations officer with the U.S. Department of Transportation until 1978.

1977

Achieves a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the Georgetown Law Center.

1978

Serves as executive director of the Illinois Governor’s Office of Manpower and Human Development until 1979.

1979

Is Washington counsel and director of state-federal relations for the National Conference State Legislatures until 1987.

1980

Serves as chairman of the board of the State Services Organization in Washington, D.C. until 1986.

1987

Is president and lawyer of Dominion Financial Planning Service and counsel to the American Traffic Safety Service Association until 1988.

1988

Serves as executive director, president and CEO of the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. in Denver, CO until 2000.

1989

Is a member of the board of directors of the Financial Planners Professional Liability Insurance Company until 1990.

1989

Is a member of the American Bar Association’s Task Force on Legal Financial Planning and committee chair on Ethics and Malpractice until 1995.

1991

Is a member of the board of directors of the Potomac Financial Group, Academy for Financial Services until 1993.

1997

Obtains a Doctor of Philosophy in public administration from the University of Colorado Denver.

2002

Teaches as an assistant and associate professor of political science and public policy at Brigham Young University until 2007.

2007

Is assistant dean of the College of Family Home and Social Science at Brigham Young University until attaining emeritus status in 2010.

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