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c/o President's Office
Bunting Hall, Washington College
300 Washington Ave.
Chestertown, MD 21620—1197 (410) 778-2800

Established in 1782, Washington College is a coedu-
cational liberal arts and sciences college in historic
Chestertown (Chapter 8, Acts of April Session 1782).
Unlike many other institutions of a similar vintage, Wash-
ington College has remained committed to the primacy
of the liberal arts. With approximately 850 undergradu-
ates, the College offers 21 majors in the liberal arts and
sciences and supplements its core curriculum with intem-
ships and research projects, special programs in environ-
mental science and public affairs, and opportunities for
student involvement as volunteers within the community.
The College also has a literary press, a forum for guest
speakers, and lecture senes bringing noted writers and
other public figures to campus.
Washington College may be best known for its
Sophie Kerr Prize, the largest undergraduate literary
prize in the nation, awarded to the graduating semor
who shows the most promise for a literary career. The
College also has earned national recognition for its
sophisticated academic computing program that fea-
tures a campuswide network, direct access to the
Internet, an on-line library catalog, and the State's first
totally electronic classroom.
Graduate degrees in psychology, history, and
English, and accreditation courses for teachers are
offered by the College. It is accredited by the
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secon-
dary Schools, and the American Chemical Society.
The College is governed by a board of thirty-
seven members named The Visitors and Governors
of Washington College in the State of Maryland.
The Governor appoints twelve members. Alumni
of the College elect twelve additional members, and
the Board of Visitors and Governors itself chooses
another twelve. Elected by the Board, the final
member is the College President. Members serve
six-year terms (Chapter 594, Acts of 1986).

STATE WORKERS' COMPENSATION
COMMISSION

Charles J. Krysiak, Chair, 2004
R. Rex Brookshire II, Director of Administration

6 North Liberty St. (410) 767-0829
Baltimore, MD 21201 fax: (410) 333-8122
toll free: 1-800-492-0479

BUDGET (CODE CFOO, formerly 22.06.00)
FY1994 FY1995 FY1996

Funds (iitinl) (iicnul) (ipprop )

General $8,335,951 $10,421,383. $9,645,308
Special $ 145,000 $ 150,000 $ 155,000
Total Exp (est) $8,480,951 $10,571,383 $9,800,308

Reimbursable $ 136,026 $ 184,497 $ 190,032

Staff

Authorized 136 1335 1305
Contractual (FTE) 0 160 240
Total Staff 136 1495 1545

Commission expenditures are reimbursed to State
Treasury by insurance companies. Injured Workers'
Insurance Fund, and self-insurers as provided by law.

HISTORICAL EVOLUTION

State Industrial Accident Commission, 1914-57
Workmen's Compensation Commission, 1957-86
Workers' Compensation Commission, 1986-91
State Workers' Compensation Commission, 1991—

MANDATED REPORTS

Annual Report to Governor due as soon as
practicable after end of fiscal year.
Annual Report to Workers' Compensation Benefit
& Insurance Oversight Committee due Oct. 1.

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

STATE WORKERS' COMPENSATION
COMMISSION

Charles J Kry<;iak, Chair, 2004

Appointed by Governor (who names chair) with Senate
advice
& consent Robert S Redding, 2001; Lauren A
Sfekas, Esq., 2001; Richard A Teitel, 2002, Jacques E.
Leeds, Sr., 2003; Richard T LaFata, Esq., 2005; Sheldon
H. Press, Esq., 2005; Thomas Patrick O'Reilly, 2006,
Stephen Rosenbaum, 2006, L. Mark Vincent, Esq., 2006

Judith L. Johnston, Secretary . (410) 767-0793

ADMINISTRATION

R- Rex Brookshire II, Director . (410) 767-0829

APPEALS SECTION
Kathy L. Albrecht, Superv»sor(410) 767-0752
CLAIMS SERVICES DIVISION
William Bush, Chief .. . . (410)767-0804

COMMUNICATION & EDUCATION
PROGRAMS OFFICE

Marie B. Hampton, Chief. . (410) 767-0754

CLAIM INFORMATION & PUBLIC SERVICE
CENTER
. . ......... ... (410) 767-0900

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OFFICE

Teresa R. James. . . . (410) 767-0705
FISCAL SERVICES DIVISION

John A. McCauley, Chief . . (410) 767-0771

MEDICAL EXAMINERS DIVISION

Neil A. Robinson, M D , Physician
Administrator .
... (410) 767-0726

PERSONNEL, PLANNING, FACILITY
& TRAINING DIVISION

James G. Lemonds, Acting Deputy Director
.......... . . .
(410) 767-0777

PERSONNEL OFFICE
Vera Hope, Personnel Officer (410) 767-0720

REPORTER DIVISION

Robert E. Long, Supervisor . . (410) 767-0730
SELF INSURANCE DIVISION
Allen Tietzer, Director . (410)767-0701
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION DIVISION

Frances L. Salbeck, Chief. . (410)767-0745

INFORMATION SUPPORT DIVISION

Peggy V. Short, Director. ..... . . (410) 767-0713
John L Weiss, Deputy Director. (410) 767-0786

 

 



 
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