| Thomas W. Simons AKA Thomas W. Simons, Jr. Born: 4-Sep-1938
Birthplace: Crosby, MT
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Diplomat Nationality: United States
Executive summary: US Ambassador to Pakistan, 1995-98 Wife: Peggy (two children)
University: BA, Yale University (1958)
University: MA, Harvard University (1959)
University: PhD, Harvard University (1963)
Scholar: Diplomat-in-Residence, Brown University (1989-90)
Professor: Consulting Prof. of 20th Century Intl. History, Stanford University (1998-2002)
Professor: Director, Program on Eurasia in Transition, Harvard University (2002-)
US Ambassador to Pakistan (1996-98)
US Ambassador to Poland (1990-93)
US State Department Deputy Asst. Secy, European & Canadian Affairs (1986-89)
US State Department Director for Soviet Union Affairs (1981-85)
US State Department Counselor for Political Affairs, London, England (1979-81)
US State Department Deputy Chief of Mission, Bucharest, Romania (1977-79)
US State Department Chief, External Reporting Unit, Political Section, Moscow, Russia (1975-77)
US State Department Policy Planning Staff (1974-75)
US State Department International Relations Officer, Political-Military Bureau (1972-74)
US State Department Political officer, Warsaw, Poland (1969-71)
US State Department Consular officer, Warsaw, Poland (1968-69)
US Official Secretary of Delegation to the GATT (1964-67)
Hoover Institution Council on Foreign Relations International Fellow (1971-72)
Hoover Institution Distinguished Visiting Fellow (1998-)
Author of books:
The End of the Cold War? (1990, history)
Eastern Europe in the Postwar World (1993, history)
Islam in a Globalizing World (1993, history)
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