UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY301 Fourth Street SW., Washington, DC 20547Phone, 202-619-4700Director ........Joseph D. DuffeyDeputy Director ........Penn KembleCounselor ........Donna M. OglesbyDirector, Office of Civil Rights ........Hattie P. BaldwinInspector General ........Marian C. BennettGeneral Counsel ........Les JinDirector, Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs........Douglas WilsonDirector, Office of Public Liaison ........Michael D. Schneider, ActingDirector, Office of Research ........Ann T. PincusDeputy Director ........Stephen M. ShafferAssociate Director for Broadcasting ........Joseph B. Bruns, ActingDeputy Associate Director ........Joseph B. BrunsChief of Staff ........Janie FritzmanSenior Adviser ........Joyce KravitzDirector, Office of Administration ........Dennis D. SokolDirector, Office of Personnel ........Janice H. BrambillaDirector, Office of Budget and Planning ........Earl KlitenicDirector, Office of Policy ........Steve MunsonDirector, Office of External Affairs ........Joseph D. O'Connell, Jr.Director, Office of Engineering and Technical Operations ........Robert KamosaDirector, Voice of America ........Geoffrey CowanDirector, Office of Television and Film Service ........Charles W. Fox IIIDirector, Office of Cuba Broadcasting ........Richard LoboDirector, Radio Marti ........Rolando BonacheaDirector, TV Marti ........Antonio Dieguez
Associate Director for Policy and Programs ........Robert A. Powers, ActingDeputy Associate Director ........(vacancy)Executive Assistant ........Joel Anthony FischmanDirector, Office of Policy Guidance ........James T.L. Dandridge IIDirector, International Exhibits Service ........Stephen G. Sinclair, ActingDirector, Office of Program Coordination and Development ........C.Anthony JacksonDirector, Foreign Press Centers ........Phillip C. BrownDirector, Press and Publications Service ........John Dwyer, ActingExecutive Officer ........Nellie C. NelsonAssociate Director for Educational and Cultural Affairs ........BarryFulton, ActingDeputy Associate Director ........Barry FultonExecutive Director, Cultural Property Staff ........Marie PapageorgeKouroupasStaff Director, J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board........Ralph H. VogelDirector, Office of Cultural Centers and Resources ........James HoganDirector, Office of Citizen Exchanges ........Robert SchifferDirector, Office of International Visitors ........Karl Olsson, ActingDirector, Office of Academic Programs ........Thomas Spooner, ActingDirector, Office of Arts America ........Robin BlerringtonDirector, Office of Policy and Evaluation ........David Michael WilsonExecutive Officer ........Robert R. Gouding, ActingAssociate Director for Management ........Richard T. Stephens, ActingDeputy Associate Director ........Richard T. StephensDirector, Office of Administration ........Eileen Keane BinnsDirector, Office of Technology ........Daniel S. CampbellDirector, Office of Personnel ........Harlan F. RosackerComptroller, Office of the Comptroller ........Stanley M. SilvermanDirector, Office of Security ........Bernard C. Dowling
Director, Office of Contracts ........Phillip R. RogersExecutive Officer ........Daniel D. DunningDirector, Washington Relocation Project ........William JonesDirector, Office of African Affairs ........Robert LaGammaDeputy Director ........Cornelius WalshDirector, Office of American Republics Affairs ........Donald R. HamiltonDeputy Director ........Louise CraneDirector, Office of East Asian and Pacific Affairs ........Jodie LewinsohnDeputy Director ........George F. BeasleyDirector, Office of West European and Canadian Affairs ........John P. HarrodDeputy Director (Western Europe and Canada) ........Jacob GillespieDirector, Office of East European and NIS Affairs ........Anne M. SigmundDeputy Director ........Morris E. JacobsDirector, Office of North African, Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs........Kent D. ObeeDeputy Director ........Thomas Homan[For the United States Information Agency statement of organization, seethe Code of Federal Regulations, Title 22, Part 504]@U1[Insert United States Information Agency chart]@U0The United States Information Agency (USIA) is responsible for the U.S.Government's overseas information and cultural and academic programs,including the Voice of America. The Agency, which is known overseas as theU.S. Information Service, conducts a w ide variety of communicationactivities -- from academic and cultural exchanges to press, radio,television, film, seminar, library, and cultural center programs abroad --in order to strengthen foreign understanding of American society, obtaingreater su pport of U.S. policies, and increase understanding between theUnited States and other countries. The Agency reports to the President andthe Secretary of State on worldwide public opinion as it is relevant tothe formulation and application of U.S. forei gn policy.The legislative mandates of the United States Information Agencyderive from the United States Information and Educational Exchange Act of1948 (22 U.S.C. 1431), and the Mutual Educational and Cultural ExchangeAct of 1961 (22 U.S.C. 2451). The U.S. Information and EducationalExchange Act's purpose is to increase mutual understanding between thepeople of the United States and the people of other countries. Itprohibits, with certain exceptions approved by Congress, dissemination
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