WILLIAM J. LANOUETTE (Washington, DC), Senior energy and science policy analyst, United States General Accounting Office; former Washington Correspondent, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists; author of "Genius in the Shadows; A Biography of Leo Szilard, the Man Behind the Bomb."

CHAIRMAN EMERITUS

CARL F. STOVER (College Park, MD), former President of National Institute of Public Affairs and of the National Committee on U.S-China Relations.

VICE PRESIDENT AND EDITOR OF PANETICS

Robert W. Lamson, retired Program Officer, National Science Foundation.

SECRETARY

GLENN W. GEELHOED (Washington, DC), Professor of Surgery and Professor of International Medical Education, George Washington University Medical School, author, "Out of ASSA: Heart of the Congo; Medical Adventures in Central Africa."

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

All of the officers plus:

SIMON AUSTER (Washington, DC), Associate Professor of Family Medicine and Psychiatry, Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences.

KENNETH D. FISHER, Senior Scientific Advisor to the White House Commission on Complementary Medicine.

FLOYD B. GALLER MD (Washington, DC), psychiatrist.

ROBERT E. GRAETZ (Sarasota, FL), retired clinical and organizational psychologist, Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

PHYLLIS HAYNES (New York, NY), former ABC News correspondent and award-winning documentary producer.

DAVID C. JONES (Annandale, Virginia) is an international financial management, budgeting, and accounting specialist. Affiliated with the Harvard University Graduate School of Design since 1987, Mr. Jones is a Research Fellow at its Center for Urban Development Studies. A specialist in the accounting, financial, and administrative management of local government and utility enterprises, Mr. Jones has provided advice and guidance to central and local governments, development institutions, public utilities, and companies in over 50 countries.

NANCY LANGMUIR (Santa Monica, CA), is active in the arts, including singing, playing the piano, and dancing, and is a longtime supporter of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. She is also involved in the Gurdjieff Foundation, which studies the ideas of George I. Gurdjieff, who shares many of the same interests as Ralph G. H. Siu. She is a longtime friend of Dr. Irene Siu and the now deceased Ralph Siu, and has attended every annual meeting in the company of her husband, the late David Langmuir.

RADM. GENE R. LAROCQUE (Chevy Chase, MD), founder and former Director of the Center for Defense Information.

MICHAEL LITZ (Washington, DC), Chief Technology Officer, Benton Foundation and U.S. Director, Oneworld.net

SVEN B. LUNDSTEDT (Columbus, OH), Professor of Public Policy and Management and of Management and Human Resources, The Ohio State University; Affiliate Scientist, Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories.

THEODORE SLOVIN (Amherst, MA), Associate Director, Center for Counseling and Academic Development, University of Massachusetts.