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CURRICULUM VITA
Thomas "Tom" A. Caiazzo, Ph.D.
Contact:
East
Georgia College
Statesboro
Center
1525-A Fair Road
Statesboro,
GA 30460
tcaiazzo@ega.edu
tomcaiazzo@yahoo.com
ACADEMIC PREPARATION
*Ph.D. in Political Science, Department of Political Science, Clark Atlanta
University,
Atlanta, GA, 1996
- Major: American National Government and Public Policy
- Concentrations and Tested Fields: American Government, International
Relations, Political Theory and
Methodology, and Urban Politics
- Untested Minor in Comparative Politics
- Grade Point Average: 3.9
- March 1995: Passed Comprehensive Examinations
- Dissertation: Third Party Politics and Its Impact on the U.S. Presidency:
An Analysis of the
George Wallace,
John Anderson, and Ross Perot Campaigns
and Its Implications for Voter
Dealignment (June
1996)
- Dissertation Committee: Dr. Robert Fishman, Dr. Gretchen
McLachlan, and Dr. William Boone
* M.S. Sport Management, Department of Hospitality, Tourism, and
Family & Consumer Sciences
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA
Current Grade Point Average: 4.0
Anticipated Date of Graduation: December 2012.
*M.A. in Political Science, Department of Political Science,
University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL, 1991
Concentrations: American Government, International Relations, Comparative
Politics, and Public Policy
Advisor: Dr. Henry Kennedy
*Certificate of Canadian Studies, Department of Political Science,
University of Central Florida,
Orlando, FL, 1989
*B.A. in Political Science, Department of Political Science,
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, 1989
Concentrations: American Government and Public Policy, International
Relations, and Comparative Politics
Minor: Education/Physical Education
*A.A. in Social Sciences, Miami-Dade Community College, Miami, FL,
1988
Concentrations: General Requirements, Social Science Education, and Physical
Education
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Tenured, Associate Professor of Political Science, 2004 – present
Department of Political Science, East Georgia College, Statesboro, GA
-Instructional: Teach five to six sections of political science courses (American National
Government & Global Issues) per semester to first and second year
undergraduates; teach one section of American National Government via
distance education
utilizing the Web-CT/VISTA system; Orientation Team Leader; advise, counsel, and via the
BANNER system electronically register students; serve on
task forces and
committees; and, community involvement.
-
Administrative Statesboro Coordinator for the Social Sciences;
Statesboro Coordinator of Student Success; and Coordinator of
Service Learning.
Adjunct Instructor of International Studies, 2005 - 2006
Department of International Studies, Georgia Southern University,
Statesboro, GA
- Teach one section of International Studies per semester to undergraduates;
advise and counsel; and, attend
department meetings and workshops.
Associate Professor of Political Science, 2003 - 2004
Department of Political Science, Gulf Coast Community College, Panama City,
FL
-Teach six sections of political science courses (American National
Government & International Relations) per
semester to first and second year
undergraduates; teach two sections of political science via distance
education
utilizing the BLACKBOARD system; advise, counsel, and via the CCSI
system electronically register students; serve on task forces and
committees; Club Advisor; and, community involvement.
Professor of Political Science, 1995-2003
Department of Political Science, Collin County Community College, Plano, TX
*Instructional: Teach six to seven sections of political science courses per
semester to first and second year
undergraduates; teach two sections of
political science classes via distance learning utilizing FRONTPAGE and
WEB
CT; taught 2 Political Wellness learning community courses; advise and
counsel students; serve on task forces
and committees; service learning;
and, community involvement.
*Asst-Coordinator: (2001-2003) Assist
coordination of course schedules database; evaluate and visit instructional
classes; and, student registration, advisement, and planning.
Graduate Teaching Assistant, 1994-1995
Department of Political Science,
Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA
- Teach two sections of introductory to political science courses per
semester to
under-graduates; and, took part in departmental teaching workshops.
Adjunct Professor of Political Science, 1993-1994
Department of Political Science,
Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA
- Teach two introductory political science courses per quarter; attended
departmental meetings; advised students;
and, took part in departmental
teaching workshops.
Adjunct Professor of Political Science, 1991-1993
Department of Political Science, Valencia Community College, Orlando, FL
- Teach two/three sections of U.S. Government I classes per semester, which
is a 3-credit hour course required
by all A.A. degree seeking students;
instructed other political science courses such as Comparative Politics and
International Relations; taught Student Success classes; attended department
meetings and workshops; served
as a Club Advisor for College United Nations;
and, advised students.
COURSES TAUGHT
- Traditional Instruction:
American National Government (Florida, Texas, and Georgia versions);
American Government from a Global Perspective, American Political Processes,
Social Institutions, State
and Local Government, Introduction to Public Administration, Introduction to Political Science (Research Methods
and Theory),
Comparative Politics, International Relations, International Studies, Political
Wellness Learning Community, Student Success, and, Global Issues.
- Distance Learning
Instruction (Web-based &Tele-Course):
American Government, American Political Processes, Comparative Politics,
Global Issues, International Relations, and Service Learning.
EMPIRICAL SKILLS
- Utilized: SPSS, Mini-Tab, and SAS statistical programs extensively
- Survey and evaluation research techniques
- BLACKBOARD, FrontPage, Camtasia, WEB CT, and Vista Distance Learning Education
Programs/Services
- Created and Designed the following web-based courses: two American National Government,
one Comparative Politics, one Global Issues,
and one Political Wellness Learning Community
- Created, designed, and maintain my own personal website:
http://www.tomcaiazzo.com
BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS/REVIEWS
(a select listing)
- Tom Caiazzo and Ted DiBiase, Everyman Has His Price, 2nd Edition,
Multnomah Publishers, forthcoming.
- Tom Caiazzo and Robert Marsh, Third-party Presidential Politics in
America : The Institutional Obstacles such Candidates Face / Tom Caiazzo and
Robert Marsh ; with a foreword by Judge John E. Payton., Edwin Mellen
Press, April 2011.
- Here are some of my works in the Library of Congress:
http://catalog.loc.gov/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?hd=1,7&Search_Arg=caiazzo&Search_Code=NAME%40&CNT=100&PID=_WKhP2RuBc23Fx_QyCBATt5Hf&HIST=0&SEQ=20110204225120&SID=2
-
Tom Caiazzo, et.al., Understanding American Government,
4th
edition. Horizon Textbook Publishing, August 2010.
- "Hunt v. Cromartie," 532 U.S. 234 (2001). David Schultz, ed.,
Encyclopedia of the United States Constitution,,
New York:
Facts on File, Inc., 2009.
- "Kovacs v. Cooper," 336 U.S. 77 (1949). David Schultz, ed.,
Encyclopedia of the United States Constitution, New York:
Facts on File, Inc., 2009.
- Tom
Caiazzo, et.al., Understanding American Government, 3rd
edition. Horizon Textbook Publishing, January 2009.
- "Reviewer," for Charles Bullock III and Ronald Gaddie, Georgia Politics
in a State of Change, Pearson Publishing, August 2008.
- "Reviewer," for Ralph Baker and Joseph Losco, AM GOV Textbook, Mc-Graw
Hill, June 2008.
- Tom Caiazzo and Ted DiBiase. Ted DiBiase. Simon and Schuster. June
2008.
Go here to order:
http://www.simonsays.com/content/book.cfm?sid=33&pid=617978&mt=2
Book Review by Jim "JR" Ross:
http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/ted-dibiases-new-booka-great-read
- Tom Caiazzo and Tito Santana. Tito Santana's Tales from the WWF.
Sports Publishing LLC. April 2008.
Go here to order:
http://www.sportspublishingllc.com/book.cfm?id=1014
- Tom Caiazzo, Politics of Hope - A Failed Strategy,
University Press of America, May 2007.
Go here to order:
http://www.univpress.com/Catalog/SingleBook.shtml?command=Search&db=^DB/CATALOG.db&eqSKUdata=0761837280
- Tom Caiazzo and Steve Williams, How Dr. Death Became Dr. Life.
Sports' Publishing LLC., March, 2007.
Go here to order:
http://www.sportspublishingllc.com/book.cfm?id=893
- "Reviewer," for David Yalof and Kenneth Dautrich's, American
Government Textbook, Thomas Higher Education, January 2007.
- "Test Item File," for Magleby et al., Government by the People,
22/E., Prentice Hall Publishers. January 2007.
- "Reviewer," for George Edwards, et.al., Government in America:
People Politics, and Policy. Longman Publishers, 2006.
- Tom Caiazzo, et.al., Understanding American Government, Revised 2nd
edition. Horizon Textbook Publishing, August 2005.
"Instructor's Manual," The New American Democracy. 4th edition.
Longman Publishers, January, 2005.
- “Custom Editor,” Understanding American Government. 2nd
edition. Horizon
Textbook Publishing.
January 2005.
-"Power-Points Package," for John T. Rourke & Mark A. Boyer,
International Politics on the World Stage, Brief, 5th Edition,
McGraw-Hill, 2004
- "Instructor's Manual," The New American Democracy. 3rd
edition. Longman Publishers, 2003.
- "Chapter Reviewer," Struggle for Democracy, by Edward Greenberg,
6th Edition. Addison-Wesley-Longman Publishers, 2002.
- "Chapter Reviewer," The Challenge of Democracy: Government in America,
by Kenneth Janda, Jeffrey M. Berry, and Jerry Goldman.
Houghton Mifflin
College Publishers, 2002.
- "Reviewer," for Greenberg and Page. The Struggle for Democracy.
Fifth edition. Longman Publishers, 2001.
- "Reform of the Texas Justice of the
Peace Court System," Essay in
Texas
Politics Today,
9th Edition, Wadsworth Publishing, 2000.
- "No Place
To Go: African American Voters and the 1992 Presidential Campaign,"
Endarch: Journal of
Black Political Research,
Fall 1997: 14-38.
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
- Coordinator for Service Learning, Fall 2010 - present
- Statesboro Center Coordinator for Student Success, Spring 2010
- present
-
Statesboro Coordinator for the
Social Sciences,
East Georgia College, 2006 - present
-
-
Graduate, Gulf Coast Community College Leadership Institute,
Class II, January - April 2004
-
- Asst. Coordinator,
CCCC Dept. of Political Science, 2001-2003
-
-
Candidate/Campaign Manager,
"Caiazzo
for
Congress," 2000-2002
-
- President,
Kingsbrook at Ridgeview
Homeowner’s Association, 2001-2003
-
-
Plano Kiwanis Club Membership Chair, 2001
-- North Texas ACLU Board Member, 2000
COLLEGE SERVICE
- Member, EGC Statesboro Center Receptionist Search Committee, 2011.
- EGC SACS Accreditation Liaison, QEP Implementation Committee Champion, Political Science,
EGC
Institutional Research, 2011 - present.
- Statesboro Campus Chairman, "EGC For a Day," EGC Foundation, 2010
- Chair, EGC Social Sciences Service Committee, 2010 - present
- Member, EGC Customer Service Committee, 2006 - present
- Member, USG Core Curriculum Evaluation Committee, 2008 - present
- Parliamentarian,
East Georgia College Faculty Association, 2006 - present
- "Representative,"
Academic Advisory Committee on Political Science, Board of Regents
of the
University System of Georgia, 2006 - present
-"Orientation Group Leader (OGL)," East Georgia College Orientation Program,
2005-present
Chairman, "EGC for a Day," EGC Foundation, 2009
- Member, EGC Social
Sciences Assessment Committee, 2005-2010
- Alternate, EGC Conflict Resolution/Grievance Committee, 2009 - 2010
- Member, EGC Political Science Search Committee, 2008 & 2009.
- Member. Strategic Planning Committee, 2008 - 2010
- Team Leader, EGC SACS Institutional Effectiveness Committee, 2008 -
2010
- Member, EGC QEP Committee, 2009.
- Member, EGC SACS Preliminary Planning Committee, 2007 - 2008.
- Member, EGC Receptionist Search Committee, 2007
- Member, EGC Biology Search Committee, 2007
- Planning Team
Member," Strategic Planning Team for Principle #1, University System
of Georgia, 2006- 2008.
- Member, EGC
Student Services Committee, 2006 - 2009.
- Member, GCCC Tri-College, Marketing, Salary and Fringe Benefits, and
Retention Committees, 2003-04
- GCCC Political Science Textbook Committee Chair, 2004
- CCCC Political Science Textbook Committee Chair, 2003
- Member, CCCC Scholarship Committee, 1998-2001
- Member, CCCC Political Science Search Committee, 1996, 1998, and
2002
- CCCC Political Science Textbook Committee Co-Chair, 1999 & 2001
- Basketball Announcer, CCCC Men’s and Women’s Teams, 1997-2001
- Member, CCCC Sabbatical Committee, 1998-1999
- Member, CCCC Physical Education Search Committee, 1997 & 1998
- Member, CCCC Physical Education Strategic Goals Development Committee,
1998
- Chair, CCCC Faculty Senate Ad-Hoc Committee, 1998
- Member, CCCC Faculty Senate Salary and Advocacy Committees, 1997-1999
- Treasurer, CCCC Faculty Senate, 1997
CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS
- "The
Impact of Graduate Education on Georgia's Elementary and Secondary Educators
and Administrators: An Analysis of Bulloch and Emanuel County School Districts." w/ Dr.
Sandra Sharman & Professor Courtney Joiner
-
CRCT Social Studies Project; w/Dr. Dee McKinney &
Professor Courtney Joiner.
2009.
- In the early stages of another book about a famous professional sports
entertainer
- Third party politics and the 2008 Presidential election
- Finishing up the play, "Angelo's Day"
GRANTS/STIPENDS/HONORARIUMS
- Web Course Development, Global Issues Class, East Georgia College,
Fall 2008, Swainsboro, (GA).
- Reader, College Board's 2007 AP Government and Politics U.S. Reading,
Educational Testing Service (ETS), June 2007,
Daytona Beach (FL).
- Curriculum Developer and Classroom Presenter, U.S. Department of Education
- Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC),
Chipley, (FL)
2004-2006
- Dissertation Research Funding, United We Stand America of Georgia, Inc.,
Atlanta, Georgia,
(January 1995 - June 1995)
- Graduate Teaching Assistantship, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta,
Georgia
(September 1994 - May 1995)
APPLIED POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
- Web Campaign Co-Coordinator, Committee to Re-Elect Judge Payton,
2009 - 2011
- Member, Friends of Saddle Creek, Bulloch County (GA), 2007 - present.
http://www.bullochcounty.net/departments/documents/August10-06.pdf
- 2002 Candidate for
U.S. Congress, Texas, District 3
http://www.fairvote.org/redistricting/reports/remanual/txnews5.htm
http://www.uspirg.org/uploads/kg/3K/kg3KuycG2E8nlXOgCyKbTw/lookwhosnot1_03.pdf
- Deputy Voter’s Registrar and Voter Judge/Counter, 1992-2004
- Education Guest, Republican National Convention, Philadelphia (PA),
August 2000
- Campaign Advisor, “John Payton for Justice of the Peace,”
Plano (TX), 1998 & 2002
- Guest Columnist,
Plano Star Courier Newspaper, 1996-2002
- Board Member, North Texas Chapter of the ACLU, 1997-1998
- Political Pundit, “The Jaynes’ Gang,”
Plano (TX) Public Access Television, 1996-1997
- Graduate, Allen Chamber of Commerce’s “Leadership Allen,” City of
Allen (TX)
Class VIII, 1996,
http://www.allenbiz.com/laaa.htm
- Delegate, Reform Party National Convention,
Kansas City (MO), August 1996
- Campaign Manager, “Anthony Ginesi for
Mayor,” Orlando (FL), 1992
- Founder and President, “Renaissance Party,”
Kissimmee (FL) 1991
- Event Organizer, William Penn Defense League,
St. Cloud (FL) 1991-1993
ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE AND SERVICE
Promoter, Fundraiser, and Booker, Professional Wrestling Sports
Entertainment for the Sons of the American Legion, Georgia
National Guard Family Support Foundation, and other groups, 2005 - present
-
"Master of Ceremonies," "Dr. Death" Steve Williams Memorial Celebration
Service, Lakewood, CO., Jan 8, 2010
One of the most compelling events of my life to celebrate the passing of wrestling
legend, Steve "Dr. Death" Williams. In attendance: Jeff, Jerry,
and the
entire
Williams' family; siblings Wyndam and Stormy; Pastor Denny Duron; Hall of
Fame football Coach Barry Switzer, Doc's college
wrestling coach
at OU Stan Abel; wrestling folks: Jim "JR" Ross, Ted DiBiase, Leon "Vader"
White, Stan Hansen, Terry Taylor, Jeremy "Fire"
Young, and,
John "Ace" Laurinaitis ; and, hundreds upon hundreds of friends and fans.
-
http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/honoring-dr-deatha-memorable-day
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Sports Biography Author,: Ted DiBiase. Simon and Schuster.
June 2008,
http://www.simonsays.com/content/book.cfm?sid=33&pid=617978&mt=2;
Tito Santana's Tales from the WWF. Sports Publishing LLC. April
2008;
http://www.sportspublishingllc.com/book.cfm?id=1014;
How Dr. Death Became Dr. Life. Sports' Publishing LLC., March, 2007,
http://www.sportspublishingllc.com/book.cfm?id=893
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Basketball Announcer, Collin County Community College’s Men’s and
Women’s Teams, 1997-2001
- Basketball Coach, Various Church Leagues, 1997-2001
- Basketball Official, Various High School, City, and Church Leagues,
1988- 2003
- Baseball Umpire, Various High School, City, and Church Leagues,
1988- 2003
- Football Coach, Various City, and Church Leagues, 1988- 2003
- Created and Designed, Political Wellness Web course component, CCCC,
2000
- Member, CCCC Physical Education Search Committee, 1997 & 1998
- Member, CCCC Physical Education Strategic Goals Development Committee,
1998
- College Intramural and High School Athlete in Football, Basketball,
Baseball, and Tennis, 1981-1995
CIVIC/PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
- Julia P. Bryant PTO (2007-)
- Northeastern Political Science Association (1998- )
- Georgia Political Science Association (2004-)
-
Midwest Political Science
Association (2004 - )
- Sons of the American Legion (2001- )
COMMUNITY SERVICE
- "Organizer," Statesboro Karate After School Program, 2010 - present
- "Host," We are the Government, TV Show, Northland Cable
Channel 96, Statesboro, GA, 2008 - 2010
- Community Contributor,
Statesboro Herald, 2007 - 2008
- Member: East Georgia College Speakers' Bureau, 2005 - present
- Member: Sons of the American Legion; Italian-American Club; and APW Entertainment
- Basketball, Football, and Baseball Official and Coach
- Promoter and Booker, Sports Entertainment for the Sons of the American
Legion, Georgia National Guard
Family Support Foundation, and
other groups, 2005 - present
HONORS AND AWARDS
- Recipient, "NCTV's Recognition of Service Award,"
presented by Northland Cable Television for me
hosting the TV Show 'We are the Government' on Cable Channel 96. The Show is
committed to
civic education and engagement.
http://myswainsboronews.com/articles/2009/09/22/education/doc4aae6908113ee225822660.txt
- Recipient, "The Ritz Carlton Service Award," April 17, 2008, East Georgia
College.
This award is determined by student vote &
given for assistance
and support of students
-
Marquis Who's Who in
America, 2005 - 2010
- Parliamentarian,
EGC Faculty Association
East Georgia College, 2006-
present
- Who’s Who Among College Teachers, 2001 - 2011
- Nominee, GCCC’s “Rookie of the Year” Academic
Award, 2004
- Nominee, Outstanding Faculty Advisor, Collin County Community
College, 2000
- CCCC Faculty Senate Treasurer, Collin County Community College, 1997
- Nominee, Outstanding Teaching Faculty Member,
Kennesaw State College, 1994
ACADEMIC PAPERS/CONFERENCES/PRESENTATIONS
(A
select listing, 1994 - present)
- "Political-Mania - Tele-Evangelists or Tele-Politics?," (working
title). Dr. Tom Caiazzo and Victor Hardaway, December 2010.
- "Influences on Federal Legislation." November 2010, Discussant.
Georgia Political Science Association Annual Conference. Savannah (GA)
- -"Animating Populism, Conservatism, Democracy and Individualism: Disney,
The Simpson's, McCarthy, and "Into the Wild."
November 2009. Chair and Discussant.
Northeastern Political Science
Association Annual
Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
-
"Civic Educational Trip to the Atlanta Capitol and CNN Complex,"
March 6, 2009, Facilitator,
East Georgia College - Continuing Education Department, Atlanta, Georgia.
-
"Civic Educational Trip to the Atlanta Capitol, MLK Center, and CNN
Complex," April 28, 2008, Facilitator,
East
Georgia College - Continuing Education Department, Atlanta, Georgia.
- "Administrator's Workshop," November 2007, Participant,
University System of Georgia - Georgia Center for Continuing
Education,, Athens, Georgia.
-
"Why Service Learning,"
April 2007, Discussant, Midwest Political Science Association Annual
Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
-
"The
Return of the Religious Dimension in American Politics," November 2005,
Chair and Discussant, Northeastern Political Science
Association Annual
Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
-
"Third Parties and Party Coalitions,” April 2005, Discussant, Midwest
Political Science Association Annual
Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
-
"Globalism and Political Thought," November
2003, Chair and Discussant, Northeastern Political Science
Association
Annual Conference,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
- "Interest Groups in National, State, and Local Politics," March
2002, Chair and Discussant, Western Political
Science Association
Conference,
Long Beach,
California.
- "Political Parties and Campaigns," April 1998, Chair and
Discussant, Western Social Science Association Conference,
Denver, Colorado.
- "The Politics of Public Policy," and "Politics and Communication,"
April 1997, Chair and Discussant, Western Social Science Association
Conference,
Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
- "The Impact of Third Party Politics on the
U.S. Presidency: An Analysis of the George Wallace, John Anderson, and
Ross
Perot Campaigns," November 1995, Northeastern Political Science Association
Conference, Newark, New Jersey.
- "The Mismatch Hypothesis: Job Displacement in
Atlanta," March 1995, National Conference of Black Political Scientists,
Baltimore, Maryland.
- "Minor Parties and Their Impact on the American Political System:
Some Evidence from the Perot Campaign," Nov 1994,
Southern
Political Science
Association Conference, Atlanta, Georgia
NEWSPAPER
ARTICLES
(A select listing, 1997 - present)
"Journalistic Integrity Time." December 7, 2010. Savannah Morning News.
http://savannahnow.com/opinion/2010-12-07/letters-editor-wednesday
-"Illegal Immigration Fix is Simple."
July. 11, 2010. Savannah Morning News.
http://savannahnow.com/opinion/2010-07-11/letters-editor-monday
-"Amend Constitution to Allow Debt," March 10, 2010, Savannah Morning
News,
http://savannahnow.com/opinion/2010-03-10/letters-editor-wednesday
-"Reduce Payroll Taxes in Georgia," April 17, 2010, Savannah Morning
News,
http://beta.savannahnow.com/opinion/2010-04-17/letters-editor-sunday
- "Tech,
2-year College Merger a Bad Idea,"
March 27, 2009, Albany Herald,
http://www.albanyherald.com/stories/20090327l2.htm
- "Oppose School Merger," March 26, 2009, Macon Telegraph,
http://www.macon.com/209/story/662013.html
-
"Two Year
Colleges are Worth Saving," Feb 2009, Atlanta
Journal-Constitution,
http://www.ajc.com/print/content/printedition/2009/02/09/readered0209.html
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"President Obama and the BCS." January 2009.
Savannah Morning News,
http://www.savannahnow.com/node/657227
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"More
Than Just the President on the Ballot." October 2008,
Savannah Morning News,
http://savannahnow.com/node/601441
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"Could
a 'Nader effect' be felt in Florida Again?", October 2008.
Sarasota Herald Tribune,
http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20081017/ARTICLE/810170342/2058/NEWS?Title=Could_a__Nader_effect__be_felt_in_Florida_again_
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"Third
parties could leave mark on Presidential Election," October
2008, Gainesville Sun.
http://www.gainesville.com/article/20081016/news/810172969
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"Could
Third-Party Voters Swing Fla?"
October 2008, The Ledger, Lakeland (Fl).
http://www.theledger.com/article/20081017/NEWS/810170350/1338/NEWS00?Title=Could_Third_Party_Voters_Swing_Fla__
-
"High Voter Turnout," Savannah Morning News, May 2008,
http://savannahnow.com/node/495254.
-
"Americans Not Ready for Change," Savannah Morning News, February 8,
2008.
-
"Is Michael Vick the Victim?" Savannah Morning News, September 3,
2007
-
"Summer Vacation." Savannah Morning News, May 25, 2007.
- "Not
"WHO," But 'WHAT" it will take to Lead in 2008."
Savannah Morning News, January 7, 2007.
http://www.savannahnow.com/node/207684
-
"Cameras at Red Lights," Savannah Morning News, March 26, 2006
-
"Congress Needs to Remember Powers," Statesboro Herald,
February 26, 2006
- "Education
Empowered," The News Herald, November 2004, 7A
-
"Commissioners Take Major Democratic Step," Plano Star Courier,
February 25, 2001, 6A
-
"There is Strength in Diversity," Plano Star Courier, January
28, 2001, 6A
-
"Party's Criticism of Ventura Hypocritical," Plano Star Courier,
July 30, 1999, 6A
-
"Declaration Remains as Relevant Today as Ever," Plano Star
Courier, June 13, 1998, 6A
-
"County Voters Should Have Voice at the Ballot Box," Plano Star
Courier, January 28, 1998, 6A
-
"Survey Finds Apathy, Ignorance Behind Low Voter Turnout," Plano
Star Courier, July 9, 1997, 6A
-
"Commissioners Have Full Agenda Ahead this Year," Plano Star
Courier, July 8, 1997, 6A
-
"Setting the Record Straight on Amendment," Plano Star Courier,
June 13, 1997, 7A
-
"Voters Wants Leaders, Not Jargon Blitz," Plano Star Courier,
May 14, 1997, 6A
-
"Money Not Always Key to Local Races," Plano Star Courier,
March 12, 1997, 6A
-
"Voters Have Responsibility to Oust Unethical Politicians," Plano
Star Courier, February 12, 1997, 8A
HOBBIES/SPECIAL INTERESTS
- Reading; Writing; Script-Writing; Comedy; Prayer; Fantasy
Football and Baseball; Current Affairs
and Events;
Civic Engagement and Community Service; Officiating and
Participating in Various Team Sports; Booking, Promoting,
and Participating
in Sports Entertainment; Poker; Collecting Political Memorabilia; Traveling; Sports
Video Games;
Weightlifting & Bike Riding; and, most importantly, spending time with family
and friends.
LANGUAGES
- Moderate in Italian, Spanish, and Sign
- Fluent in English
QUOTES
(select listing)
- "Find a job you love where you will be happy to get up and go to work every
morning, and you will
never work a day in you life.'
- "I am running for U.S. Congress because it is time for a change. It Begins
with you in 2002." (fyi: I was calling for
"change" before President Obama. Do you think they coopted my slogan? :0 )
- "Make no mistake about it, we can make a difference because, indeed, WE ARE THE
GOVERNMENT!"
- "You might not agree with what I say, but at least you know where I stand.
Unlike others, I may not
be skinny as a rail, but at least I'm not a rail spelled
backwards!"
- "Read whenever and whatever you can. I don't care if it is wrestling
magazines or sports books, but just read.
It will help improve your reading, writing, and speaking."
- "Never vote for
anyone because of the cosmetic letter next to their name. Vote where they
stand on the issues."
- "I may not be good at much, but I know that I can inspire and motivate
people to be engaged in the system."
- "Political Science drives the entire world. If anyone disagrees, ask them
about where their money came from and where their taxes are going, and who provided them services."
- "There are only two things you need in education: teachers and students;
and some Tylenol."
- "I would rather invest millions into universal higher education than
millions into unemployment compensation."
- "Just because you have an education doesn't mean you are better than
someone else. It just means you are now
a leader and have a obligation to better your community."
- "Yeah as I walk through the valley of life, I fear nothing for my Lord and
Savior is with me."
- "Come on, stop Billin' me!"
- "I'm just saying....."
- "The Constitution will go to bat for one person, yes, one person, no matter what!"
REFERENCES
Available Upon Request & visit Dr. Caiazzo:
http://www.ask.com/wiki/Tom_Caiazzo

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