1. PAUL ALBERT CRUMBY, Ph.D.
4945 Hahns Peak Dr., Unit # 204
Loveland, CO 80538
970-203-0858
paul.crumby@yahoo.com
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Government
CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY, Claremont, California
M.A., Gerontology
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California
B.A., Government
CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY, Orange, California
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado
Adjunct Instructor
 “Introduction to American Government”
 “Current World Problems”
 “American Presidency”
University of Denver, Denver, Colorado
Full-Time Lecturer
 “Power and Justice: Introduction to Western Political Philosophy”
 “Introduction to American National Government”
 “The American Congress”
 “The American Presidency”
University of Denver, University College, Enrichment Program. Denver, Colorado
Instructor
 “Baby Boomers: Fact vs. Fiction”
Metropolitan State University of Denver. Denver, Colorado.
Adjunct Instructor.
 “American Congress”
 “American National Government”
 “Conducting Political Analysis”
 “Political Systems and Ideas”
 “Introduction to Public Administration”
 “Introduction to Political Theory”
 “Politics of the Budgetary Process”
 “Intergovernmental Relations”
University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center. Denver, Colorado
Adjunct Instructor
 “American Political System”
Central Connecticut State University. New Britain, Connecticut.
Assistant Professor.
 “Introduction to Public Administration”
 “Politics of Human Services”
 “Politics of the Budgetary Process”
Moorhead State University. Moorhead, Minnesota.
Assistant Professor.
 “Introduction to American Government”
 “American Presidency”
 “State and Local Government”

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RESEARCH, ARTICLES AND PUBLICATION
 Crumby, Paul A. “Local Governments Are Tenants of the State Governments” Fort Collins Coloradoan. Viewpoint, May 15,
2016
 Crumby, Paul A. “Delay on Justice is a Partisan Move.” Fort Collins Coloradoan. Silver Pen, April 10, 2016.
 Crumby, Paul A. “’Get Over It’, Scalia’s Replacement.” Fort Collins Coloradoan. Viewpoint, Feb. 28, 2016.
 Crumby, Paul A. “Ten Points … of The Middle Worth Sharing.” Fort Collins Coloradoan. Soapbox, May 16, 2015.
 Crumby, Paul A. “America’s Debt Crisis: A Rejoinder to Governor Lamm.” Denver Post, OP-ED, April 21, 2013.
 Crumby, Paul A. “Support for legalizing physician-assisted suicide:A Rejoinder,” Denver Post, OP-ED, March 17, 2013.
 Crumby, Paul A. “Social Social’s Success…” Fort Collins Coloradoan, Soapbox, Dec. 28, 2012.
 Crumby, Paul A., (2012, Oct. 3). Presidential Debate. Guest Blogger for Denver Post.
 Crumby, Paul A., “From Social Security to Social Insecurity,” Career Planning and Adult Development Journal; Special
Issue:The Interface Between Career Planning and Retirement. Vol. 28, No. 2, Summer 2012.
 McNulty, Michael (Producer). 2012, August 28). “Obama Comes Back to Colorado State University.” [CT V, Channel 11,
Colorado State University. Television Interview.
 Crumby, Paul A., My Notes on Current World Problems. Great River Technologies, 2012.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Eliminate tax credit…” Denver Post, OP-ED., Aug. 16, 2012.
 Crumby, Paul A. “With the tide...” Denver Post, OP-ED., January 26, 2012.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Should Congress Pass a Balanced Budget Amendment?” Denver Post, OP-ED., Nov. 23, 2011.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Electoral College Becoming Outdated.” Denver Post,OP-ED., Oct. 28, 2011.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Messing With the Electoral College.” Denver Post, OP-ED., Sept. 20, 2011.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Harry S Truman.” Denver Post,OP-ED., June 14, 2011.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Secretary of State Gessler’s Plan to Work at Law Firm.” Denver Post,OP-ED., Jan. 26, 2011.
 Crumby, Paul A., “School Budgets and Local Control.” Denver Post, OP-ED. On-line, July 20, 2009.
 Crumby, Paul A., “Aging: The Tip of the Iceberg.” Denver Post,Guest Commentary, Denver & West,May 3, 1997.
 Crumby, Paul A., Instructor’s Guide to Government at the Grass-Roots by George S. Blair, Palisades Press. 1980.
 Organizational Development Manual, “Leadership Development,” McDonnell-Douglas Aircraft Co. 1990.
 Delivered paper entitled “From Social Security to Social Insecurity,” Symposium. University of Hartford, Hartford,
Connecticut. 1994.
PRESENTATIONS
 Paper presentation,“The Politics of Aging: How Secure is Social Security,” at the 2012 Aging and Society Conference:
Societal Dynamics of Aging.” Vancouver, Canada. November 6, 2012.
 Paper presentation,“From Social Security to Social Insecurity,” at the 2012 Hawaii International Conference on Social
Sciences. Honolulu, Hawaii. June 1, 2012.
 Invited Guest Speaker, “How Secure is Social Security,” AHS 201 Perspectives in Gerontology class at CSU, Oct. 29,2012.

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POLITICAL GERONTOLOGIST
Denver, Colorado. Bee Hive Assisted Living Homes. 1995-2007.
 Distinguished Fellow, The Institute of Gerontology at California State University, Fullerton.
 Six years experience developing, organizing and conducting educationalelder-care programs and seminars throughout the
community at-large as well as specific target populations.
 Wrote, taped and co-produced a series of audiocassettes on family care giving for older, frail adults.
 Written numerous articles dealing with gerontological issues such as:The Politics of Aging,The Economics of Aging, and
The Sociology of Aging.
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
McDonnell-Douglas Aircraft Company.
Long Beach, California. Senior Staff Specialist, C-17 Program. 1987-1994.
 Designed, wrote, and facilitated a curricula for Employee Development
 Introduced the conceptualunderstanding of Total Quality Management Systems (TQMS) to employees.
 Developed a tracking and feedback systemto measure Continuous Improvement.
 Conducted federally mandated audits of Ethical Decision-Making by senior management, implementing corrective action
when necessary.
 Headed communication task-force to prioritize vendoras well as manufacturing schedules for cost and delivery deadlines.
POLITICAL EXPERIENCE
Justice Cruz Reynoso Re-confirmation Campaign.
Los Angeles, California. Director of Finance. 1985-1987
 Developed and implemented a fund-raising strategy
 Developed and wrote the campaign press-kit for print/electronic media
 Advised on current issues concerning Supreme Court’s role in society
 Initiated contact with state-wide public interest groups to promote visibility of Supreme Court Justice.
 Developed an effective polling strategy to determine candidate’s appearance schedule.
VOLUNTEER
 Conversation Partner in the INTO CSU Academic English Program
 XXIIIrd Olympic Games, Tennis Venue, Los Angeles, CA. Press Room Coordinator
 Professional Men’s Tennis Tour, Indian Wells, CA. Press Room Coordinator
 Radio Reading Service of the Rockies, Boulder, CO Reader to the blind
 Junior Tennis Program, Boulder, CO. Instructor
AFFILIATIONS
American Political Science Association
Western Political Science Association
Northwestern Political Science Association