Martin Institute for Peace Studies and Conflict resolution

The Martin Institute for Peace Studies and Conflict resolution "is an inter-disciplinary research, teaching, and service center at the University of Idaho. It was founded for the purposes of advancing research and teaching into the causes of conflict and peaceful resolution...

"Also affiliated with the Martin Institute is the William Edgar Borah Outlawry of War Foundation, named for a former U.S. Senator from Idaho. Supported by a separate endowment, the Borah Foundation shares a related mission with the Martin Institute. The Martin Institute Director serves as Staff Director for the Borah Foundation Committee."

Advisory Board
Accessed August 2008:


 * Katherine Aiken 	Dean, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, University of Idaho
 * A. L. Alford, Jr. 	Publisher, Lewiston Morning Tribune
 * Douglas Baker 	University of Idaho Provost
 * Robert E. Bakes 	Attorney, Boise, ID.
 * Lisa Carlson 	Professor, UI Dept. of Political Science
 * John S. Chapman 	Attorney, Hailey, ID.
 * Raymond Dacey 	Professor, UI Dept. of Business
 * Verla Flores 	Retired college instructor
 * Sharlene Gage 	Retired V.P., Ford Motor Co.
 * Joel Hamilton 	Retired Professor, UI Dept. of Agricultural Economics
 * Morris Krigbaum 	Retired teacher, New Meadows, ID.
 * Kevin Martin 	Palo Alto, CA.
 * Lowell Martin 	Retired businessman, Manchester, CT.
 * Warren Martin 	Administrator, NASA, Pasadena, CA.
 * Louise McClure 	Boise, ID.
 * Sharon Scott 	Staff member, Martin Institute
 * George Simmons 	Dean, Seattle University
 * Richard Slaughter 	Economic consultant, Boise, ID.
 * Gary Stubblefield 	Strategic Division, Titan Corp.
 * Michael Wasko 	Attorney, Nezperce, ID

Contact

 * Web: http://www.martin.uidaho.edu