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Nominated, invited and served as:

1. Scholar-Diplomat in seminars on Latin America, at U.S. State Department, Washington, D.C.
   
2. Scholar-Analyst in workshops on education, technological development and economics at U.S. State Department-Kettering Foundation programs on problems in Africa, Asia and Latin America, held in Dayton, Ohio.
   
3. Scholar-Analyst, Member (3 years) Kettering Foundation-Overseas Development Council’s “Trans-national Dialog Team” workshops, program reviews, conferences and program activities in Washington, D.C., Racine, Wisconsin (at Wingspread, the Johnson Foundation site) and with villagers, scholars, government leaders, international agency representatives, and journalists working to solve educational, technological, political, and health problems throughout the Sahel regions of Senegal, Gambia, and Mali, West Africa.
   
4. United States Representative and Scholar at United Nations Commemorative Programs in Europe. (Nominated to list of prominent presidents of universities and business firms, then honored by the U.S. State Department as one of the top scholars and educators in the United States.) Provided formal lectures, policy analysis, workshops, special program seminars and individual consultative services at academic, governmental and civic institutions or with print and electronic media representatives at:
   • Berlin University Research and Policy Institutes with faculty, Ph.D. students and government administrators concerned with education, unemployment and “guest worker families.”
     
   • The West German Management Institute, West Berlin. Planning, management, and evaluation workshops on programs and proposals for improving academic and training courses for children and youths.
     
   • Heidelberg University. Lectures and seminars for faculty and students in several undergraduate and graduate departments.
     
   • Kiel University. University-wide academic lectures on issues in education, political philosophy, public institutions, literary criticism, and public policy in the United States and in Western Europe.
     
   • The American Saarbrucken West German Lawyers Association. Academic and public policy lectures on perspectives and trends in major European educational and socio-political institutions since 1965.
     
   • Nurenberg/Erlangen University. Academic lectures on topics from literature, diplomatic history, leadership studies, the sociology of knowledge and culture. Also provided a comprehensive lecture that described and evaluated “the Main Varieties of Neo-conservatism in American Institutions since 1920 – their sources, principles and consequences.”
     Also conducted technical academic workshops and policy seminars in the departments of history, political science, and sociology with faculty researchers, Ph.D. students, other interested students, government agency executives and senior officers in the U.S. Army Command.
     
   • The Free Catholic University, Lublin, Poland. Served as academic consultant, provided workshops for faculty and Ph.D. dissertation-level students.
     
   • Crakow Polish Research Institute, and in the Sociology Department at Crakow University. Provided academic lectures, critiqued research proposals by faculty and students.
     
   • Adam Nickiewicz Institute of Sociology, Poznan. Gave series of formal lectures before large public audiences. Conducted special workshops for city officials directing education, health, employment and family service agencies. Provided direct guidance to graduate students and faculty conducting research on polices and institutions in the United States.
     
   • Lodz University Institutes of Sociology and History. Delivered lectures on Weber, Durkheim, Aron, and Parsons. Evaluated their influences on socio-political, economic and education policies through institutions in the United States.
     
   • Radio Free Europe and the U.S. Armed Forces Network in Berlin and Hamburg. Gave a formal, live, three-hour presentation and discussion before a panel of Europe’s leading journalists in programs that were broadcast worldwide.
     Presented information on topics from history, literature, philosophy and sociology. Showed the usefulness for solving problems in academic, economic development and related social institutions.
     
   • Jagellonian University, Warsaw.
     
   • Warsaw University Polish Institute of Sociology. Wrote and delivered a special series of theory lectures. Received additional requests from faculty, students and administrators.
     Provided a second series of seminars and workshops that applied perspectives to academic theories or research details that addressed practical issues in patterns of everyday life.
     Gave a major (concluding) lecture that analyzed the “Main Sources of Crises in Western Societies – Impact of education, technology, urbanism, and immigration.”
     
5. Invited and served as Scholar-Analyst and Consultant on special delegation of leading U.S. scholars asked to participate in meetings, conferences, consultant workshops and related activities with leading businessmen, university administrators, scholars, journalists, legislators, and civic agency leaders in Russia, Czechoslovakia and Hungary:
   
   • St. Petersburg, Russia. National Academy of Science, and The Institute of Sociology.
     
   • Moscow State University.
     
   • Prague, Czechoslovakia. Charles University, and Prague University.
     
   • Budapest, Hungary. Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and Estavos Lorand University Institutes.