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John William Gardner - Definition |
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John W. Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare under President Lyndon Johnson, was subsequently the founder of two influential national organizations, Common Cause and Independent Sector, as well as the author of numerous books on improving leadership in American society and other subjects.
Early life
Office of Strategic Services and World War II
Carnegie Corporation
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Common Cause
Campaign Finance Reform
Books and Writings
- Excellence: Can We Be Equal and Excellent Too? (1961)
- To Turn the Tide (1962) - Editor
- Self-Renewal (1964)
- No Easy Victories (1968)
- The Recovery of Confidence (1970)
- In Common Cause (1972)
- Morale (1978)
- Quotations of Wit and Wisdom (1980) - Edited with Francesca Gardner
- On Leadership (1990)
- Living, Leading, and the American Dream (2003)
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Example Usage of William |
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knuppel: RT @trimly: Some of my photos from Stax legend William Bell's performance at the Warren Haynes Christmas Jam 09: http://tr.im/wilbe |
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pillpushera: RT @BilleBaty: RT @ZnaTrainer: "Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one." William Shakespeare #LOA #QUOTE ~
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rodrigoopazo87: No me da miedo mañana, porque he visto ayer y me encanta hoy. (William Allen White) |
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