Resume

• 2005

  Connecticut Board of Governors for Higher Education

  Brenner

  Saltzman

  Wallman & Goldman

  PC

  Brenner

  Saltzman & Wallman

  LLP

  Stonington Behavioral Health

  Inc.

  Connecticut General Assembly

  Finance & Real Estate

  Pepe & Hazard LLP

  Hartford

  Connecticut Area

  Connecticut Board of Governors for Higher Education

  Brenner

  Saltzman & Wallman

  LLP

  New Haven

  Connecticut

  Municipal Law

  Of Counsel

  Senate Minority Leader Pro Tempore (2000-2004) \nChair

  Transportation Committee \nVice-Chair

  Appropriations Committee\n12th Senate District

  State Senator

  Hartford

  Connecticut Area

  Connecticut General Assembly

  Commercial Litigation

  Brenner

  Saltzman

  Wallman & Goldman

  PC

  CEO

  Stonington Behavioral Health

  Inc.

  Albertus Magnus College

  New Haven

  CT

  Chair

  School of Business\nDirector

  Healthcare Management Program

  Associate Professor

  American College of Healthcare Executives

• 1986

  Doctor of Law (JD)

  Virginia Law Review \nJournal of Law & Politics

  Law

  University of Virginia School of Law

• 1985

  Master of Arts (MA)

  American Government

  University of Virginia

• 1981

  Bachelor of Arts (BA)

  Politics

  Summa Cum Laude

  Phi Beta Kappa;\nKnights of Columbus Pro Deo Scholar;\nEditor-in-Chief

  The Tower;\nPresident

  Washington

  DC Federation of College Democrats

  The Catholic University of America

• 1977

  High School

  Notre Dame High School

• Policy Analysis

  Economic Development

  Coalitions

  Politics

  Leadership

  Policy

  Government

  Strategic Communications

  Public Affairs

  Commercial Litigation

  Legislation

  Political Consulting

  Legislative Research

  Political Campaigns

  Legislative Relations

  Political Science

  Grassroots Organizing

  Speech Writing

  Political Communication

  Public Policy

  “In Defense of the Framers’ Intent: Civic Virtue

  The Bill of Rights and the Framers’ Science of Politics”

  This article offers a theory of constitutional interpretation based on a \"science of politics\" readily identifiable in the work of various Framers

  but most particularly James Madison in The Federalist Papers. After a review of the debate over \"originalism\" as an interpretive model

  the article offers an analysis of Madison's approach to politics and suggests that this approach can be used as framework for resolving disputes over the meaning of constitutional provisions when applied to modern legal disputes.

  “In Defense of the Framers’ Intent: Civic Virtue

  The Bill of Rights and the Framers’ Science of Politics”

  Aniskovich

  William

  Aniskovich

  Albertus Magnus College

  Pepe & Hazard LLP