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James W. Lark, III, PhD is a former [[National Chair| | James W. Lark, III, PhD is a former [[National Chair|chairman]] of the Libertarian National Committee and presently serves as a regional representative on the [[Libertarian National Committee|LNC]] for region 5. He is a founding director of the [[Libertarian National Congressional Committee]]. | ||
Dr. Lark is the Local Affiliate Parties' Committee chairman and and is heavily involved with campus outreach, both for [[Libertarian Party of Virginia|Virginia]] and the national party. He has conducted organizing tours and workshops on this. He currently teaches a campus organizing course for the [http://www.lp.org/lls/mod/resource/view.php?id=185 Libertarian Leadership School]. | |||
Professionally, he is an adjunct professor of systems engineering at the [http://www.virginia.edu/ University of Virginia]. | |||
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Revision as of 06:06, 28 August 2007
James W. Lark, III, PhD is a former chairman of the Libertarian National Committee and presently serves as a regional representative on the LNC for region 5. He is a founding director of the Libertarian National Congressional Committee.
Dr. Lark is the Local Affiliate Parties' Committee chairman and and is heavily involved with campus outreach, both for Virginia and the national party. He has conducted organizing tours and workshops on this. He currently teaches a campus organizing course for the Libertarian Leadership School.
Professionally, he is an adjunct professor of systems engineering at the University of Virginia.
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| Preceded by: David Bergland |
LNC Chairman 2000-2002 |
Succeeded by: Geoff Neale |