AKA Michael Hayden Armacost Born:15-Apr-1937
Birthplace:Cleveland, OH
Gender: Male
Religion:Baptist
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation:Diplomat
Party Affiliation: Republican Nationality: United States
Executive summary: US Ambassador to Japan, 1989-93 Father: George H. Armacost (President of University of Redlands, d. 1990)
Mother: Verda Gay Armacost (d. 1987)
Sister: Mary Armacost (Baptist clergywoman)
Brother: Peter Armacost (past president of Eckerd College)
Brother:Samuel Armacost (former president, Bank of America)
Wife: Roberta June Bray ("Bonny", three sons)
University:BA, Carleton College (1958)
University:MA, Columbia University (1961)
University:PhD, Columbia University (1965)
Professor:Government, Pomona College (1965?-68)
Professor: International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan (1968-69)
Administrator:Trustee, Carleton College
Scholar:Fellow, Asia/Pacific Research Center, Stanford University (1993-95, 2002-)
Brookings Institution President (1995-2002)
US Ambassador to Japan (1989-93)
US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs (1984-89)
US Ambassador to the Philippines (1982-84)
US State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (1980-82)
US Defense Department Deputy Assistant Secretary (1978-80)
US National Security Council Senior Staff Member for East Asia (1977-78)
US State Department Policy Planning Staff (1974-77)
US State Department Special Asst. to the Ambassador, Tokyo, Japan (1972-74)
US State Department Policy Planning Staff (1969-72)
White House Fellows in the State Dept. (1969-70)
Defense Policy Board
Member of the Board ofAFLAC (1994-)
Member of the Board ofApplied Materials (1993-)
Member of the Board ofCargill
Member of the Board ofTRW
Member of the Board ofUSEC (2002-)
America Abroad Media Advisory Board
American Academy of Diplomacy
Asia Foundation Board of Trustees
Aspen Institute
Bill Bradley for President
Bohemian Grove
Bush-Cheney '04
Council on Foreign Relations
George W. Bush for President
Hoover Institution
McCain 2000
National Committee on US-China Relations Board of Directors
Trilateral Commission
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