Office Address: Department of History Graduate School 768 Social Science 303 Johnston Hall

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1 Feb Curriculum Vitae GEORGE D. GREEN Home Address: 1376 Grantham Street, St. Paul, MN (651) Office Address: Department of History Graduate School 768 Social Science 303 Johnston Hall University of Minnesota University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis, MN (612) (612) Born: September 17, 1938, Fresno, CA EDUCATION B.A. (History) M.A. (Economics) M.A. (History) Ph.D. (Economics and History) 1961 Stanford University 1963 Stanford University 1963 Stanford University 1968 Stanford University Dissertation: "Banking and Finance in Ante-bellum Louisiana ( ): Their Influence on the Course of Economic Development" Undergraduate/Graduate Honors/Fellowships: Phi Beta Kappa, Junior Year (October, 1959) Graduation with Great Distinction and Honors in History (1961) Weter Memorial Prize for History Honors Essay (1961) Several graduate fellowships and assistantships from Stanford Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship in Economics ( ) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE San Francisco State College, Assistant Professor (half-time) of History and Economics University of Minnesota, Lecturer University of Minnesota, Assistant Professor University of Minnesota, Associate Professor University of Minnesota, Associate Dean of Graduate School Harvard University, Research Fellow, Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History 1971 Stanford University, Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Summer Stanford University, National Fellow, Hoover Institution

2 HONORS AND AWARDS McKnight Foundation 1968 Award in American History ($1,000) for outstanding booklength manuscript Research Fellowship at Harvard University, Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, National Fellowship at Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University, Horace T. Morse-AMOCO Foundation Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education, 1986 Bush Sabbatical Fellowship, Elected to Academy of Distinguished Teachers, 1998 University s Outstanding Community Service Award, 2004 PUBLICATIONS Books-- FINANCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE OLD SOUTH: LOUISIANA BANKING, (Stanford University Press, 1972). CURRENT ISSUES OF ECONOMIC POLICY, co-edited with Darrell Lewis and Lloyd Reynolds (Homewood, IL: Richard D. Irwin, Inc. 1973). AMERICAN BUSINESS HISTORY (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 1981). Study guide for TV Extension course, 2 vols., with appendix of readings and documents. Articles-- The Business of Wellness: The Health Insurance Industry s Response to Public Health Campaigns, , ESSAYS IN ECONOMIC & BUSINESS HISTORY, XVII, (1999), (co-authored with Chris Diehl-Taylor) "The Louisiana Bank Act of 1842: Policy Making During Financial Crisis," EXPLORATIONS IN ECONOMIC HISTORY, 7 (1970): "Banking and Finance in Ante-bellum Louisiana," JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, 26 (1966), Chapters in Volumes-- "The Ideological Origins of the Revolution in American Financial Policies," pp in Karl Brunner, ed., THE GREAT DEPRESSION REVISITED (Boston: Martinus Nijhoff, 1981) Chapter on "Louisiana, ," pp in Rondo Cameron, ed., BANKING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: SOME LESSONS OF HISTORY (New York: Oxford University Press, 1972) "The Citizens Bank of Louisiana: property Banking in Troubled Times, ," PAPERS OF THE 15th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BUSINESS HISTORY CONFERENCE (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1969), Review Articles-- Comment on "Monetary Systems and Regional Economies," JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, 35 (1975): "'Comment' on the 'New' Economic History," EXPLORATIONS IN 2

3 ENTREPRENEURIAL HISTORY, 6 (1968): Reprinted in Ralph Andreano, ed., THE NEW ECONOMIC HISTORY: RECENT PAPERS ON METHODOLOGY (New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1970), Encyclopedia Articles-- "The Great Depression," in FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ENCYCLOPEDIA (Boston: G.K. Hall and Company, 1985), pp "Financial Intermediaries," pp in Glenn Porter, ed., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN ECONOMIC HISTORY (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1980), vol. 2 MISCELLANEOUS SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS Author and narrator of ten half-hour television programs on American Business History, Sponsored by the University of Minnesota and the University of Mid-America (a TV production consortium, which provided a $25,000 grant) as the core of a TV Extension course. Shown on public television in Minnesota and distributed nationally and internationally by the Great Plains National Library of Lincoln, NE Co-author, Fostering Communities of Teaching in Departments and Programs of the University; A Statement of the Academy of Distinguished Teachers, April 2001 BOOK REVIEWS Charles E. Twining, F.K. WEYERHAEUSER, A BIOGRAPHY, in MINNESOTA HISTORY, 56 (1998), John Haeger, JOHN JACOB ASTOR: BUSINESS AND FINANCE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, in NEW YORK HISTORY, 73 (1992), Charles R. Geisst, VISIONARY CAPITALISM: FINANCIAL MARKETS AND THE AMERICAN DREAM IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, in BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, (1992), Clifford Clark (ed.), MINNESOTA IN A CENTURY OF CHANGE, in BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, (1990) Charles Kindleberger, THE WORLD IN DEPRESSION, , in BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, 47 (1974): William Shade, BANKS OR NO BANKS: THE MONEY ISSUE IN WESTERN POLITICS, , in BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, 47 (1973): Erling A. Erickson, BANKING IN FRONTIER IOWA, in JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 59 (1972): J. Mauldin Lesesne, THE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, in BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, 45 (1971): Lester V. Chandler, AMERICA'S GREATEST DEPRESSION, , in JOURNAL OF FINANCE, 26 (1971): Peterson and Gray, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, and Davis, Hughes and McDougall, AMERICAN ECONOMIC HISTORY, in JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, 30 (1970): Jim F. Heath, JOHN F. KENNEDY AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, in BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, 44 (1970): Shepard B. Clough and Theodore F. Marburg, THE ECONOMIC BASIS OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION, in JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY, 28

4 (1968): Murray N. Rothbard, AMERICA'S GREATEST DEPRESSION, in LOUISIANA HISTORY, 6 (1965): PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Consultant to Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, February-August, 1969 and September, 1971, advising them in the creation of their historical archives program Member of the Editorial Advisory Board, BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW, Led workshop Series in Economic History, member of Advisory Board, Bridge for American History federal grant (to Mpls & St. Paul Public Schools, UM, MN Historical Society), Member of External Evaluation Team, federal grant on Teaching American History to school districts in western Wisconsin near UWEC, Chair of Local Arrangements Committee for Business History Conference meeting in Minneapolis in May PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY--CONFERENCES Papers Presented-- The Business of Wellness: The Health Insurance Industry s Response to Public Health Campaigns, , (jointly with Christiane Diehl-Taylor) Economic and Business Historical Society, Milwaukee, April, 1998 "Historiography and Historic Site Interpretation," Minnesota Historical Society conference of site managers, Split Rock Lighthouse, October 28, 1986 "The Challenges of Company History," Minnesota Historical Society Annual Meeting, October 12, 1986 "The Economics and History of Tax Equity," Conference on "Fair Taxation: Is It Possible?" Grand Rapids, MN February 11, 1985 "European Background of the American Fur Trade Economy," Minnesota Historical Society Workshop, April 1982 "Rise of Big Business in Minnesota and America," Minnesota Historical Society Workshop, July 23, 1981 "Business History as a Discipline," Charles Babbage Institute History Council Workshop, May 1, 1981 "The Ideological Origins of the Revolution in American Financial Policies," Conference on "The Great Depression: Explanations and Policy Consequences, "Center for Research in Government Policy and Business, University of Rochester, March 11, 1978 "The International Economy and the Causation of the United States Depression," American Historical Association, New York, December 29, 1971 "The Economic Impact of the Stock Market Boom and Crash of 1929," Workshop in Economic History, University of Chicago, Department of Economics, December 12, 1970; and Conference on Monetary Policy and Consumer Spending (Federal Reserve Bank of Boston), Nantucket, June 22, 1971 "The Louisiana Bank Act of 1842," Southern History Association, New Orleans, November 1968 "The Citizens Bank of Louisiana," Business History Conference, Urbana, IL, February 24,

5 1968 "Banking and Finance in Ante-bellum Louisiana," Economic History Association, Ann Arbor, September 7, Commentator/Chair at Sessions Chair of session on The Marketing of Food and Drink in France and The United States, , at the International Business History Conference, Le Creusot, France, June 19, Comment on "Corporate Oral History," Oral History Association, St. Paul, October 16, 1987 Comment on "The Economic History of the Early Republic: New Interpretations," Organization of American Historians, April 19, 1985 Comment on "Banking in Early America," Business History Conference, Hartford, March 10, 1984 Comment on "Midwest Industries," Society of Industrial Archaeology, St. Paul, May 14, 1983 Comment on "Monetary Systems and Regional Economies," Economic History Association, Philadelphia, September 21, 1974 "The New Economic History," American Historical Association Pacific Coast Branch, Stanford, August 28, 1967 GRADUATE TEACHING Dissertations Directed Eric Monkkonen, "Crime and Poverty in a Nineteenth Century City: The 'Dangerous Class' of Columbus Ohio, " (1973). He is now Professor of History at UCLA. The revised dissertation was published by Harvard University Press in Dale Baum, "The Political World of Massachusetts Radicalism: Voting Behavior and Ideology in the Civil War Party System, " (1978). He is now Professor of History at Texas A&M. The revised dissertation was published by University of North Carolina Press in Fred Smith, "The Amazing Storm: Labor Ideology of American Business, " (1983). Degree in American Studies. He is on the staff of the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota. The dissertation was published by Garland Publishing Co. in Clark Miller, "'Let Us Die to Make Men Free,' Political Terrorism in Post-Reconstruction Mississippi, " (1983). Paul Hesterman, "Interests, Values and Public Policy for an Urban River: A History of Development along the Mississippi River in St. Paul, Minnesota" (1985). He now works in academic advising at Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis. Curtis Johnston, "Islands of Holiness: Rural Religion in Cortland County, New York, " (1985). He is now an Associate Professor at Mount St. Mary's College in Maryland. The revised dissertation was published by Cornell University Press in James Ross, "Taconite: The Role of Design in Engineering" (1989). He is an Assistant Professor at North Dakota State University in Fargo. Norma Hervey, "Company Town Community: Milaca, Minnesota, " (1991).

6 6 She is Professor of History at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. Roger Bengston, "A History of the Green Giant Company, " (1991). He is deceased. Steven Keillor, "Democratic Coordination in the Marketplace: Minnesota's Rural Cooperatives, " (1992). He is a free-lance writer of history. Lori Lohman, "Collegiate Business Education in Small, Private Liberal Arts Colleges in the Upper Midwest, " (1995). Co-adviser, degree in Vocational & Technical Education. She is an Associate Professor of Business Administration at Augsburg College. Christiane Diehl-Taylor, Business Shall Proceed in the Following Manner: Corporate Managers, the Bureaucratization Process, and the Creation of Divergent Corporate Cultures, (1997). She is an Associate Professor at Eastern Kentucky State University. Robert Wolff, Racial Imaginings: Schooling and Society in Industrial Baltimore, (1998). He is an Associate Professor at Central Connecticut State University. Paul Hillmer, This is Practical Religion: the Cleveland YMCA and the Social Service Movement (2001). He is an Assistant Professor at Concordia College in St. Paul. Graduate Courses Taught Scope and Methods of Historical Studies American Historiography (replaced by 8015) 5841,42 - Proseminar in American Economic History UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION Teaching Awards-- Horace T. Morse-AMOCO Foundation Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education, 1986 Elected to Academy of Distinguished Teachers, 1998 Courses Taught ,45 Lectures in American Economic History 3841 American Business History 3961 (4961) Major Paper 1302 Survey of American History Since 1880 CLA 1301 SEAM freshman seminar UM SERVICE University-- Graduate School, Associate Dean, 1996-present Benefits Advisory Committee, 2001-present Chair of Graduate Assistant Health Insurance Advisory Committee, 2003-present Chair of Taskforce for Medical Evacuation Coverage, 2002 Phi Beta Kappa, UM chapter Treasurer, 2003-present member Student Conflict Resolution Center Advisory Board, , 2002-present

7 7 member of CCE Academic Council and of its Academic Review Committee Charles Babbage Institute for the History of Information Processing, Search Committee for Director and Associate Director, AAUP Executive Committee, Chairman, Economic Status Committee, Secretary-Treasurer, President, Internal Review Committee for Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, Instructor and Coordinator of College in the Schools program in United States History, University of Minnesota Extension Division, 1988 to present; same for program in Economics, 1989 to Library-Archives Building Advisory Committee, President's Distinguished Faculty Mentoring Program, 1993-present. Graduate School Research Advisory Committee, College of Continuing Education, Academic Council, present, chair And Member of its Program Review Committee. Master of Liberal Studies Executive Committee, Task Force on Guidelines for Certificate Programs, co-chair 2001 College-- Interim Chair, Department of Spanish & Portuguese Studies, Interim Chair, Department of Art History, fall 2002 Summer Honors College, 1985, 1986 Committee on Individualized Studies (BIS & IDIM), Committee on Educational Development Program, Nomination Committee for CLA Assembly, Assembly, Budget Advisory Committee, Council on Policy and Planning, Conduct Appeals Committee, Committee on Orientation and Registration, American Studies Program: Graduate Admissions Committee, Executive Committee, , , Committee to Design Freshman Mentoring Program, 1994 Departmental-- Associate Chairman, Department of History, Director of Graduate Studies, Department of History, , Advisory Committee, , , , , , Placement Officer, , Graduate Studies Committee, Chair , member , , , , , , chair Undergraduate Studies Committee, Curriculum Committee, Chair , member , Committee on Promotion, Merit & Tenure, , , , , , Scholarship & Prizes Committee, chair

8 COMMUNITY SERVICE 8 James J. Hill Library, St. Paul. Member of Board of Trustee ( ), Executive Committee ( ), and J.J. Hill Papers Advisory Committee ( ) Chair of Indian Enterprise ( ), a non-profit agency of Episcopal Community Services Inc., which worked for economic and business development on White Earth Reservation