Timothy D. Mead, PhD

Professor Emeritus

Timothy Mead

A Timeline of Professional Milestones 

1960

Dr. Mead receives a Bachelor of Arts from George Washington University.

1961

Dr. Mead receives a Master of Arts from George Washington University. He then becomes a teaching fellow at George Washington University.

1962

Dr. Mead becomes a researcher at the Institute of Defense Analysis in Washington, D.C.

1964

Dr. Mead becomes an instructor at George Washington University.

1965

Dr. Mead marries Nancy Krumpeck Mead. He also becomes an assistant and then associate professor of political science at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

1969

Dr. Mead receives a Doctor of Philosophy from George Washington University.

1970

Dr. Mead becomes owner of Social Research Associates in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

1973

Dr. Mead becomes a first associate at Applied Communications, Incorporated in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

1975

Dr. Mead becomes associate executive director of the Domestic Council Committee on Right of Privacy in Washington, D.C.

1976

Dr. Mead becomes a public administration fellow at the Academy for Contemporary Problems in Washington, D.C.

1977

Dr. Mead authors “Impact of Federal Paperwork on State & Local Government: An Assessment.”

1978

Dr. Mead authors “Measuring the Managing Capacity of Local Government.”

1979

Dr. Mead becomes an associate professor of political science and coordinator of the Master of Public Administration program at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

1979

Dr. Mead becomes a consultant at Mead Associates.

1984

Dr. Mead becomes a full professor of political science at the University of North Carolina.

1986

Dr. Mead becomes president of faculty at the University of North Carolina.

2001

Dr. Mead retires as a political scientist and educator.

2013

Dr. Mead authors “Quentico Adventures.”

2017

Dr. Mead authors “Tents, Boats and the Ones That Got Away: Outdoor Memories.”

2019

Dr. Mead becomes first vice president and president of the Outdoor Writers Association of America.

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