Jim Nuzzo
Jim Nuzzo
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"[Nuzzo's] analysis is fatally flawed...but in very interesting ways."--Prof DN Robinson
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54 anni
CHESTNUT HILL, Massachusetts
Stati Uniti
Ultimo accesso: 24.07.2009
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Jim Nuzzo: Interessi
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| Generale | Polo, eventing, just hanging at the barn, sailing, 'cello, driving my mini cooper S way too fast, sitting around Darwin's coffee house and bullshiting with friends over philosophy, theology, politics and the overall state of the world. Writing my book and blog. | | Musica | Everything from early music to the tape loops of Steve Reich, world music, Delta blues, r&b, NE contra dance, swing, acapella, folk, early rock and garage bands. I really don't like Verdi, lounge singers,1970/80/90s pop and commercial heavy metal. Little known geniuses: Gabby Pahanui. Current Faves: Two Tons of Steel, Kevin Fowler. | | Film | O Brother, Where art Thou?, Young Frankenstein, The Paper Chase (Hey, I went to HLS, ok?), The Horse Whisperer was visually stunning but with a insipid script. Neve Campbell reading the phone book or anything else she wants to do. | | Televisione | Ugly Betty, The Unit, The Office (BBC America) and Malcolm in the Middle reruns, Iron Chief (Japanese version ONLY), Dirty Jobs and Survivorman | | Libri | I was once told that Henry Adams wanted to read everything in the Harvard library system. Nice goal. I am addicted to books. My favorite novel is The Winter of Our Discontent by Steinbeck. Wilbur, Rilke, Rich and Eliot are my favorite poets. Wodehouse, Thurber and O'Rourke make me laugh out loud. Camus' Myth of Sisyphus was life transforming. | | Eroi | My grandfathers for having the guts as 15 and 13 year olds to leave their small villages and set sail for America. Winston Churchill, during his "wilderness years." Thomas Merton. Edith Stein. Gustav Mahler. Mickey Mantle. |
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Jim Nuzzo: Dettagli
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| Stato: | Sposato/a | | Città natale: | Huntington NY | | Religione: | Cristiana - altre | | Segno zodiacale: | Toro | | Istruzione: | Postuniversitaria | | Occupazione: | Scholar/Pundit/V.C. |
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Jim Nuzzo: Scuole
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Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Diplomato: 1994
Stato studente: Ex alunno
Diploma: Professional
Major: J.D.
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1991 per 1994 |
Harvard University Medical Sch
Boston, MA
Diplomato: N/D
Stato studente: Ex alunno
Diploma: Professional
Major: Neurology Residency
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1984 per 1987 |
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, DC
Diplomato: 1983
Stato studente: Ex alunno
Diploma: Professional
Major: MD
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1978 per 1983 |
Yale University
New Haven, CT
Diplomato: 1977
Stato studente: Ex alunno
Diploma: Bachelor's Degree
Major: History
Materia secondaria: Philosophy
Associazioni: Yale Daily News, Yale Record, Intramurals
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Jim Nuzzo: parlo di me |
Chi sono:
Jim Nuzzo received his B.A. from Yale in History and his M.D. from Georgetown, where, in addition to his medical course, he studied philosophy with Daniel Robinson. He was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha and won the Upjohn Academic Achievement Award, the Georgetown Clinical Society Award, the Neurology Prize and the Georgetown Student Fellowship in Pathology. He was a Chief Resident in Neurology at the Longwood Area Training Program of Harvard Medical School. He studied behavioral neurology with Norman Geschwind and was a Research Fellow at the Kennedy School, where he wrote on science and the first amendment.
Dr. Nuzzo won a White House Fellowship in 1987 and was Vice President George Bush's Deputy Director of Policy where he developed and analyzed economic, trade, regulatory and domestic policy. He was instrumental in promulgating the regulations for the 1987 Fair Housing Amendments Act. In 1989, he was Special Assistant in the Office of the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency where he established the EPA's international finance expertise and created debt for nature swaps with innovative financing techniques for multinational development banks.
He graduated with honors from the Harvard Law School in 1994 and was named a Kaufman Fellow. He has been a freelance journalist with Oregon Public Television and the Public Broadcasting System, which has awarded him a grant to write and develop the four-part documentary on the history of workers in the United States entitled, America at Work. Dr. Nuzzo has been the on-air Chief GOP Political Analyst for New England Cable News and is presently the Republican commentator for WBUR-FM, a NPR station. He has written and produced programs for ABC News’ “Nightline.” He has been an Adjunct Scholar with the National Legal Center for the Public Interest, for whom he co-edited, "Citizen Suits and Qui Tam Actions: Private Enforcement of Public Policy." He is the author of a number of scholarly articles. He is a Research Scholar at the Ethics & Public Policy Center and a Research Candidate at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis where he is writing "Original Face: Toward a Psychoanalytic Theory for the Post-Secular Era." He has written on politics for National Review Online. He has held appointments as Lecturer and Research Scholar at the Harvard School of Public Health for over ten years where he has taught and written on the federal policy development process. He has been invited to present and respond to papers at a number of national and international scholarly conferences.
Dr. Nuzzo founded The Colchester Group in 1990. It provides venture capital and strategic analysis of public policy and business issues for clients in the private and public sectors. Its clients have included the NASD, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Department of Defense, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, McKinsey & Co., UMass, InterMed Advisors, Venus Capital private Equity Fund, Trippoak Capital, Beyond Spa, ChurchPlaza, Massachusetts Medical Society, Khashoggi United Ltd., Coburn Ventures, and the Carthusian Order. Its recent projects have included leading an effort to revise regulations using economic analysis, evaluating opportunities for privatization within a government agency, assisting a multinational corporation explore joint venture opportunities using public/private partnerships, raised money for a variety of start-up firms, aiding a start-up publishing firm, analyzing investment opportunities for venture firms, ehealth companies, and providing political and business planning advice for corporations and professional associations. He is a member of board and chair of the audit committees for several private corporations. He has been a senior member of campaigns ranging from the White House to state reps and has written a Working Paper for the President’s Commission to Study Capital Budgeting.
In 1996, Dr. Nuzzo was named a Wasserstein Fellow at the Harvard Law School. He is a tutor at Leverett House of Harvard College and currently co-chair of the Board of Overseers for Walnut Hill School, member of the Board of Overseers (Finance and Audit Committee) of The New England Conservatory, I/ACT, Eton College Development Committee and Project Canterbury. He has recently completed his term as Clerk of the Vestry at the Church of the Advent (Anglo-Catholic) in Boston.
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