Biography

EDUCATION
University of Baltimore School of Law
Degree Received: Juris Doctor

University of Baltimore School of Business
Degree Received: Master of Business Administration

Numerous other colleges and universities, US and abroad

Coursework in political science, natural science and engineering

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
(Admitted to practice law in Maryland and Federal Courts).

Edwin S. MacVaugh, Attorney at Law, Towson, Maryland
Position Held: Principal in solo practice, concentrating in criminal defense.

Lockheed Martin (formerly Martin Marietta), Middle River, Maryland
Positions Held: Senior Engineer, Staff Engineer, Project Manager.

Lockheed (now Lockheed Martin), Seattle, Washington
Position Held: Supervisory Engineer.

Litton Systems (Ingalls Shipbuilding Division), Pascagoula, Mississippi
Position Held: Engineer.

MILITARY SERVICE
(28 years service in the US Navy and US Naval Reserve)

Currently Lieutenant Commander in Individual Ready Reserve status, permitting campaigning for this key position in state government.

Last assigned to Inshore Undersea Warfare Unit 210, Fort McHenry.

Active duty assignments included service aboard submarines as a reactor operator, submarine tender as member of Radiological Control Division, and guided missile destroyer as senior electronics technician.

MEMBER
Maryland State Bar Association, Baltimore County Bar Association, Naval Reserve Association, American Legion, Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Fraternity, Mensa

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Towson High School PTSA President

President and Vice-President of Willows of Ruxton Community Association

President and Secretary of Sue Creek Landing Homeowners Association

Member of the Vestry, Church of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal)

POLITICAL ACTIVITIES
Finalist for House of Delegates, District 9B to succeed Jim Kelly

Assisted in absentee vote count during 1994 gubernatorial election

Campaigned for House of Delegates, District 9B, lost in primary to Jim Kelly

Campaigned for every Republican presidential candidate from 1980

Campaigned for (then) Congressman Trent Lott’s first two congressional campaigns