105 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine EDUCATION Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) for over 30 years, he directed its language programs and oversaw the Center for Arabic Abroad program in Egypt as its director and the Center for Occupationally-Specific Language Instruction and Internship Abroad. Presently, Dr. Lampe is an academic advisor for language and culture in a consulting capacity. Earlier, Dr. Lampe taught English as a second language in Tunisia for the Peace Corps. He subsequently taught French at Brown University and served as a language program coordinator and senior instructor for the Peace Corps in Tunisia and Morocco. He contributed to the enhancement of U.S. language and culture, including serving as executive director and president of the American Association of Teachers of Arabic, senior research advisor on behalf of the Center for the Advanced Study of Language, deputy director of the National Foreign Language Center, and senior academic advisor for the American Councils for International Education for the Language Flagship in Syria, Egypt and Morocco. He is a fellow of the Tangier American Legation Institute in Morocco. Since retiring, Dr. Lampe has served as board member and president of the Ormond Beach Historical Society in Florida, and he continues to lead efforts to create and fund the proposed new Ormond Beach Museum of History at the MacDonald House. Dr. Lampe received a Carnegie Scholarship to study Arabic and the Levantine dialect at the British and Foreign Office Training School for its diplomats. He holds a bachelor’s degree in international affairs and government from American University and a master’s degree and PhD in international relations/Islamic studies from SAIS. He speaks fluent Arabic, French and English and has studied Spanish, Italian and several other languages. Dr. Jerry Lampe has served in foreign languages and cultures as a multilingual spokesman and actor in radio, television and industrial films for over 40 years. He has also served as a translator for the U.S. Department of State, The White House, and numerous public and private entities. Teaching as a professor of Arabic and Islamic studies at the JERRY LAMPE, PHD PAST PRESIDENT, BOARD MEMBER Ormond Beach Historical Society Ormond Beach, FL
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