REGISTRATION FOR THIS RETREAT IS OPEN.
Friday 9:00 am – 8:30 pm (check-in 8:00 – 9:00 am) and Saturday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm.
Registration materials, including details about the retreat and cost are here.
This retreat will be suitable for both beginning and experienced students of meditation. Sitting meditation periods will alternate with periods of walking meditation throughout each day. We will observe noble silence except during instructions, question-and-answer sessions, interviews, and Dhamma talks.
The retreat will be nonresidential, with a residential option for a limited number of practitioners. Holy Wisdom offers a beautiful and peaceful setting for this wonderful practice opportunity.
Registration fees cover teacher transportation, room (for residential retreatants), simple vegetarian meals, and other retreat expenses.
With this retreat, we're trying out a sliding-scale approach to registration fees. The sliding scale will go from 50% to 150% of actual costs, and within this range you're invited to offer the amount that best suits your circumstances. Please pay at the highest level of the sliding scale you can afford. This gives an opportunity to attend to others who need to pay less. If the lower end of the range exceeds what you can afford, financial assistance is available through our scholarship program. Registration fees cover teacher transportation, room (for residential retreatants), simple vegetarian meals, and other retreat expenses. In keeping with Theravada Buddhist tradition, there is no charge for the teachings; however, a donation (dāna) to the teacher is encouraged.
Financial assistance is available through our retreat scholarship program. Individuals may receive scholarships multiple times. Please ask if you need assistance. Contact Ann at registrar.madvip@yahoo.com or (608) 843-7531 to discuss how we can help.
To inquire about special situations, contact Ann at registrar.madvip@yahoo.com or (608) 843-7531. Please note that we are unable to accommodate special dietary needs.
To request or offer rides to and from Holy Wisdom, contact Ann at registrar.madvip@yahoo.com or (608) 843-7531.
Early registration is encouraged. Registration is on a space-available basis and must include the REGISTRATION FORM and a check to reserve your spot. Confirmation will be by email and will provide information on the facility, driving directions, and recommendations on what to bring. If the retreat is full, you will be placed on a waiting list. Those on the waiting list who do not get a spot will receive a full refund. For questions about registration, contact Ann at registrar.madvip@yahoo.com or (608) 843-7531.
We will hold a number of spaces open until the last week in April to facilitate attendance by young adults (18–26) and those identifying as people of color. We encourage young adults and people of color to register any time up until the end of April; a spot may be available even if our website says the retreat is full. To help us allocate these spots, please indicate your interest on the registration form.
All cancellations are subject to a nonrefundable $50 fee. Cancellations received on or before April 12 will be refunded the retreat fee less $50. Refunds, less $50, will be given to those canceling after April 12 only if there is another person wanting to register for the retreat.
Holy Wisdom has a special arrangement with local hotels; please call them directly at (608) 836-1631 for details. Campsites can be reserved at Mendota Park (5133 County Hwy M, Middleton, WI 53562).
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Preserving pamphlets: our student conservator talks about her work in the Library
We're lucky to have Beth Franklin, a student conservator, volunteering at the Library this autumn. She's working on-site to conserve some of the Library's nineteenth and twentieth century pamphlets. We asked Beth about the kind of work she's doing here and what drew her to a career in conservation.
Carrying out tape removal In the studio at Camberwell
How did you come to volunteer at the Library of the Society of Friends?
Beth: I'm a second year student on the Conservation M.A. course (Books and Archival Materials pathway) at Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London, finishing in 2017, and looking for every opportunity to practice my skills. My undergraduate degree was in Theology and Biblical Studies, so I was interested in Quakerism. When my mentor Ian Watson, a conservator at Lambeth Palace Library, suggested a placement here I jumped at it. After my two week placement last spring I offered to come back one day a week through the autumn.
What did you do here during your first two week placement in the spring?
Beth: I broke up books! I had to dis-bind a set of nineteenth century pamphlet volumes. Like all conservation work, it required a steady hand and great care, and it was actually useful for understanding the structure of bound volumes, complementing what I had learned during my course so far.
You're volunteering at the Library throughout the autumn. What kind of work are you doing now?
Beth: I'm working on the pamphlet material that the Library's NADFAS team of volunteers have identified as needing more extensive work than they can do. I spent a day working with Ian at Sussex Conservation Consortium's studio, and he helped decide what treatments were appropriate for me to carry out on site in the Library at Friends House, one day a week. Most of my work is repairing paper tears, reattaching covers and removing damaging staples – ones that are hard to get at because they are covered by the pamphlet bindings.
Beth's tool roll – portable essentials
How does this fit in with the M.A. course you're taking at Camberwell?
Beth: It's useful experience. It gives me the opportunity to practise what I've learned in a classroom environment in a real life library and archive setting.
How long does each pamphlet take to treat?
Beth: It all depends – how long is a piece of string? A simple pamphlet might take ten minutes for careful staple removal and sewing; applying paper hinges to covers using wheat starch paste is longer, with drying time about an hour. I make up the wheat starch paste each time I visit the Library – it goes off in a week and smells horrible! One pamphlet that took a lot of time to treat was published in 2006 (Grow up or blow up, by Charlotte Waterlow). It was a thick pamphlet – 60 pages – with staples all the way through. I had to remove the staples, sew the pages together using the existing staple holes and re-attach the cover with Japanese paper hinges. Taking out the staples led to some loss of spine tape, which needed to be remedied with careful toning.
Wheat starch paste, made up for each visit to the Library
What's the most challenging item you've treated so far this term?
Beth: A 19th century pamphlet about a visit to Ireland by James Hack Tuke (Irish distress and its remedies. The land question. A visit to Donegal and Connaught in the spring of 1880, Box 77/19). This was a well-used pamphlet whose covers had fallen off. It had been sewn but the stitching had gone, and I had to re-stitch the sections and sew them onto two cords, on site, with only the basic equipment I had here. My mentor Ian advised that it was do-able, and I'm pretty pleased with the result, considering I didn't have the use of a sewing frame. I made a new paper cover, with a Japanese paper spine and I also had to remove some sticky tape (the bane of conservators).
Could you tell us about some of the other conservation work you've been doing?
Beth: I worked for a month over the summer at Lambeth Place Library, repairing three leather bindings by re-attaching boards and making a new leather spine – my first opportunity to work with leather bindings in a real life library context.
At the moment I'm also volunteering at the V&A Museum once a week, in their Blythe House store, making book wraps – bespoke enclosures for leather bound books with "red rot", designed to protect neighbouring volumes (and users!) from the red flaking dust that comes off the volumes.
Enclosure for a book with "red rot"
What drew you to book and archive conservation in the first place?
As an undergraduate I used university special collections for my research at Liverpool Hope University, and I loved it. I ended up volunteering there, and did some basic repair work, which got my interest going. In the future I'd like to work as a conservator in a religious library or archive.
Finally, what's your favourite piece of conservation equipment?
My Teflon bone folder. A bone folder is the conservator's best friend! But I also love my Japanese bristle brush with bamboo handle, which is beautiful as well as useful.
Bone folder
Bristle brush
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This is fascinating, thankyou!
On 7 November 2016 at 10:02, Quaker Strongrooms wrote:
> Library of the Society of Friends posted: "We're lucky to have Beth > Franklin, a student conservator, volunteering at the Library this autumn. > She's working on-site to conserve some of the Library's nineteenth and > twentieth century pamphlets. We asked Beth about the kind of work she's > doing here an" >
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Beverly Holbrook Treen says:
Sounds great! Interested in your procedure for red rot items. Do you make them yourself?
Vernon White says:
Fascinating. And fancy coming across Charlotte again, unexpectedly!
drppsmithgoo says:
Please thank Beth for what she is doing
Anne Ashworth says:
How good to think of such detailed and dedicated work being done on documents that would otherwise be lost to history! Long live the Quaker strongrooms.
Jon NORTH says:
This is brilliant and useful too. I worked with Ted Milligan, Malcolm Thomas and Gil Skidmore in the Library in the 70s and while we did our best to preserve the books and pamphlets we cared for, it is great to see how far the level of care and attention to detail has progressed over 40+ years.
Thanks for the encouraging words Jon! Thanks to microfilming projects that you and others did so much to organise, and more recently to digitisation projects, we're able to improve access to collections, but nothing will ever replace the material objects themselves (be they printed, manuscript or visual)! Preserving them for future generations is still an important part of the Library's work.
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On the other hand, Seen-it-all Simon, or Si to his mates, is wise to the world. He's been around a while and is no-one's fool. Trends come and go and leave him unmoved. He wears Crocs because they are comfortable and drives an X-Type Jag, because he only buys British – even though it is actually a thinly disguised Ford Mondeo. He uses a mobile, but doesn't see much point in using it for anything other than speaking.
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Seen-it-all-Si has a website, but hasn't touched it for months. A pal did it for him in return for a few favours. It looks OK, but no-one ever buys anything on it, which just proves that the Internet is a passing fad. He's told you so. Often.
Months later, seen-it-all-Si fully understands why is website is down on page 26 of Google – it's a global conspiracy, run by 'the financial people'. But he's also hopping mad. He's realised that his only marketing method will soon come to an end. No, he hasn't had an epiphany of health and safety and fair pay, he voted Brexit and has just realised that very soon no-one left in the country, quite rightly, will work for £3.25 an hour. He goes out for a spin in his old diesel Jag and cheers himself up by chasing a passing pheasant.
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She says that doing it this way is more like placing your marketing brochure in the public library, on a display near the front door. Everyone who is looking for your product will be see it, as well as the usual micro-fiche nerds. But, in passing, plenty of others will also now see your product and realise they need to buy it.
Wise Wendy realises that Google are on a mission to share information, not hide it!
Wise Wendy is smart, so she's done some reading – material that is insightful and thought provoking. It helps her realise that Google are on a mission to share data, not hide it. But Wise Wendy must play her part, she must make the data available in a format that Google and others search engines understand and can search by doing her SEO properly.
Wise Wendy has learned through her extensive reading that there are complex digital analytical tools available. She realises she must make the most of the tools because they can tell her how her website is performing and what to change, and where, if it is not. And she recommends you read a blog she found recently on Google Analytics introducing the subject….
She says it's brilliant and whose to argue? She's wise – just like we said.
Wise Wendy has also learned that while she needs to boost her SEO rating, she needs to guard what she has already built up when re-designing her website. She's now learned of horror stories of not-so-wise people having trouble after building a beautiful new website that hasn't been migrated properly. She's heard that website migration is a skill that requires a professional approach, that is not done properly, could lose her all the SEO traction built up over years on the web.
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And who's to argue? She's wise – just like we said.
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CELEBRATING "PROGRESS"
Today, do I dare to celebrate progress? The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them.
Historians dislike the word progress. It grows murky when we ask what we're progressing toward — what outcomes we're willing to accept as progress. Constant change surely is a mark of the human lot, but to identify change as progress, we need to see some resulting improvement of the human condition.
As an extreme example, ask if the development of the atomic bomb was progress. In the short term it may or may not've been responsible for ending WW-II. In the long run, we wish it didn't exist because it does far more collateral damage than sane people are willing to inflict.
But negative consequences follow all technologies and yet their net effect is that we live longer and fuller lives. An article in an 1889 Scribner's Magazine set me to thinking about all this. It's about railway mail service and it is a pure paean to progress. The new railroads had been delivering mail for fifty years, but by the end of the Civil War the system was still casual and haphazard.
The article tells how one George S. Bangs created rapid, and efficient rolling post offices during the early 1870s. And it explains how they work. The U.S. Post Office had finally placed its own mail cars on commercial trains. Commercial railways were, by the late nineteenth century, the primary mode of cross-country travel, and they'd become very reliable. Those postal cars combined their own enormous efficiency with that of the railways.
Postmen in the cars received bags of mail earmarked for the states along their routes. During the trip they sorted and subdivided the mail. They were equipped with devices for snagging new sacks of mail as they whistled past towns without stopping, and for dropping sacks off. The success of the system depended, in no small part, on creative incentives for attracting and keeping really good people who could work with focus and concentration.
Fifty years later I was a young boy. For three cents I could get my box tops across the country in two or three days, and receive my Captain Midnight decoder ring in a week. By then, you could pay much more for airmail, but it wasn't a whole lot quicker. Not until we had email would we make significant improvement over those old postal railroad cars.
So this really did look like progress. Now email is demanding a massive new social adjustment. We'll struggle before we learn to use it with equanimity and grace. But our grandchildren will surely overlook all the problems, and look back upon email as marvelous progress in its time.
I'll keep dodging talk of progress. I'll wear my doubts like a shield against excess. But do I believe in progress? Well, I wouldn't think of it. Never mind that I've far outlived my life expectancy at birth, that I really do like my TV and air conditioning, and that being with you all on a modern radio is a great joy.
T. L. James, The Railway Mail Service. Scribner's Magazine, Vol. V, No. 3, March 1889, pp. 258-277. I am grateful to Pat Bozeman, UH Library, for providing a copy of this article and suggesting an episode based upon it.


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Despite the strong growth of bottled water, juices, teas, and sports and energy drinks, carbonates remain the world's most valuable soft drinks. However, with a review period CAGR of just 1% in terms of off-trade volume, there remains concern as to whether the category is reaching maturity in key developed markets, as well as facing threats in growing emerging ones.
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Hickford Hill, Belchamp St Paul, Essex
Enclosure: OS Grid Reference – TL 7872 4537
Plan of enclosure & surrounding barrows
Several hundred yards northeast from Hickford Hill, a cluster of prehistoric sites could once be seen close to each other just south of the River Stour below line of the Essex-Suffolk county boundary. Several of these were tombs and are accounted for in Priddy's (1981) essay on the prehistoric Barrows of Essex; but adjacent to them were also found faint traces of a large circular enclosure of some sort, which Harding & Lee (1987) included in their definitive survey of British henge monuments. Their account of it was brief and simple, saying:
"Enclosure defined by the cropmark of a sub-circular rather narrow ditch broken by two entrances. No trace of a bank. Internal traces of a concentric innner ditch in part of the circuit… Internal diameter range 56-57m…; width of outer ditch c.1.5-2.5m; width of entrances, c.7m (E) and 16m (NW); width of inner ditch c.2.5-5m."
Although this large ringed enclosure was thought by the Haverhill & District Archaeology Group to "be a henge-type monument," Harding & Lee (1987) thought it unlikely that these remains "belong to the henge class" of monuments. A brief archaeological dig into one of the trenches here in 1997 showed the site to be Bronze Age; but finds by the local archaeology team have also come across finds in the fields hereby dating from the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods.
Harding, A.F. & Lee, G.E., Henge Monuments and Related Sites of Great Britain, BAR 175: Oxford 1987.
Priddy, D., "The Barrows of Essex," in A.J. Lawson's The Barrows of East Anglia, Norfolk Museums Service 1981.
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Joe Engel
Joseph William Engel was an American left-handed pitcher and scout in Major League Baseball who spent nearly his entire career with the Washington Senators, and went on to become a promoter and team owner in the minor leagues. He was born in Washington, D.C. as one of six children of a German immigrant who owned a string of hotels in the District of Columbia. Engel spent his youth playing with Kermit and Alice Roosevelt, President Teddy Roosevelt's children. He was a Washington Senators batboy, and later a team mascot. He attended Mount St. Mary's College, where he lettered in four sports – track, baseball, basketball, and football. Engel also pitched a perfect game at Mount St. Mary's College. Engel made it to the major leagues as a pitcher from 1912 to 1920. He played for the Senators for four seasons (1912-1915), where he was roommates with Walter Johnson, compiling a record of 17-22. After the 1915 season, Engel played in only three more major league games -- 2 for the Cincinnati Reds in 1917 and 1919, and a final game for the Senators in 1920.
When Senators owner Clark Griffith sent Engel off to the minor-league Minneapolis Millers, he reportedly told Engel to swap himself for someone who could play ball. Engel looked the Millers over, and sent back Ed Gharrity, a catcher. Gharrity turned out to be so good that Griffith hired Engel as a scout. Engel became known as one of the greatest scouts in baseball history, discovering Goose Goslin, Joe Cronin, Alvin Crowder, Bump Hadley, Buddy Myer, Cecil Travis, Ossie Bluege, Bucky Harris, and Doc Prothro. Engel signed Cronin in Kansas City for $7,500 and sold him seven years later to the Boston Red Sox. Engel's discoveries helped bring the Senators three American League pennants in ten years.
Engel later became best known as one of the most eccentric promoters in baseball history. In the late 1920s, Griffith sent Engel to Chattanooga, Tennessee, to manage a newly acquired farm team, the Chattanooga Lookouts. Engel remained with the Lookouts for 34 years. One year, Engel had his players parade into the ball park on elephants for Opening Day. He traded a shortstop for a turkey, roasted it and served it to local sportswriters who had been "giving him the bird." He raffled off houses and automobiles, and had canaries singing in the grandstands. When the New York Yankees went to Chattanooga to play a pre-season exhibition game with his Lookouts, Engel located a female 17-year-old left-handed pitcher, Virnett "Jackie" Mitchell, who struck out both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.
Engel's promotions were a hit in Chattanooga, and fans poured into the ballpark that would later be named Engel Stadium. In 1932 the Lookouts won the Southern Association pennant for the first time in 40 years and beat the Texas League champions in the Dixie Series. In 1936, Engel decided to buy the Lookouts, but he didn't have enough cash. He persuaded 1,700 fans to chip in and buy the club for $125,000. That year, attendance tripled. The fan-owned Lookouts made a profit of $50,000. The following year Chattanooga won another pennant.
Engel died in Chattanooga in 1969 at age 76.
George H. Pettway
After a brief career in management consulting in New York City, George H. Pettway took a job at Standard Coosa Thatcher in his native city, Chattanooga. The well-known textile company had 13 plants nationally and more than 5,000 employees. Beginning in the marketing department, Mr. Pettway worked into the financial area, eventually becoming chief financial officer. After that, for two years he was a Division President, and then elected President and CEO of the company in 1980 at the age of 37.
In 1982 Mr. Pettway led a management buyout of the company. The buyout was highly successful with debt reduced by two-thirds in 12 months and a substantial increase in earnings. In 1985 Mr. Pettway sold his position in the company and retired.
His next venture was founding a catalog company. Recognizing the company's true strength, the company started fulfilling orders for other catalog companies. The company grew from 10 employees to 750 in one year, and was subsequently sold to a foreign buyer in 1988 for a 20-fold gain in the equity invested.
In 1989 Mr. Pettway founded River Associates LLC. The firm was designed as a buyout firm for small to medium size companies by using funds from a pool of monies from investors. River I was followed by River II, then River III, then River IV and today River V. Outside investor investment minimums grew from $200,000 to $5,000,000. The firm has bought and sold 30-plus companies and has earned investors a 28 percent internal rate of return on their investments since 1989. Mr. Pettway retired from River Associates in 2002, but remains an advisory partner.
Mr. Pettway was born and raised in Chattanooga. He graduated from Baylor School and then attended the University of Virginia. After receiving his BA from Virginia, he was commissioned in the US Navy. After serving two years off North Vietnam aboard the aircraft carrier, Intrepid, he was discharged with the rank of Lt.j.g. He then attended the Wharton Graduate Business School at the University of Pennsylvania. He received is MBA from Wharton in 1969.
Mr. Pettway is married to Bonnie Harper Perry of Chattanooga and together they have five children and seven grandchildren.
Anthony L. Vest
Anthony (Tony) Vest was born and grew up in Kingsport, Tennessee. He got his early experience in business while working at his father's service station as a young boy. His father, Leon Vest, taught him the importance of taking care of the customers needs and treating employees fairly. His parents also insisted that he get a college education, something no member of his family had ever done. On a challenge from a classmate, Tony, a "C" student enrolled in the nuclear engineering program at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. He graduated in 1969 as a mechanical engineer.
Tony worked for General Electric as a field engineer in the early 1970's, supervising the installation of power equipment, such as large turbines, generators and nuclear reactors. His entrepreneurial spirit struggled as he ascended into management however, and in 1985, Tony left GE and formed Onsite Engineering and Management Company. Onsite provided training, engineering, refueling, and management services to nuclear power facilities. Although the nuclear industry was in severe contraction throughout the period, by 1990 Inc. Magazine named Onsite the 30th fastest growing privately held firm in the United States. In 1991 Onsite was named a Blue Chip Enterprise Award winner by the US Chamber of Commerce. In 1992 Tony was named Georgia Entrepreneur of the Year. Tony left Onsite in 1996 after completing its sale. At that time Onsite had grown to more that 200 employees and more than $50 million in annual revenues.
After the sale of Onsite, Tony continued his management consulting through Management Programs Corporation, a company he founded in 1987. In 2001 he was asked to take over as Managing Partner of Teton Springs Golf and Casting, LLC, a large second home resort development in Teton Valley Idaho. He and his wife, Sandy, worked as a team to right a real estate development that was in serious difficultly. Lack of financing and sales, partly as fallout from 9/11, along with fundamental management and cash flow issues, had the project on the brink of failure. Tony and Sandy invested all their time and resources and by the end of 2006 Teton Springs was a success, having sold more than $120 million in property, and providing returns to investors. Along the way, Tony founded Headwaters Construction Company and All Seasons Resort Realty, LLC. Headwaters Construction had revenues of $56 million in 2007 and was named number 145 in the Inc 500 that year. ASR Realty was the third largest realty, by sales and volume in the greater Jackson Hole area, consistently selling more than $150 million worth of real estate annually. Additionally, Tony is the managing partner of Teton Springs Lodge, LLC, which developed Teton Springs Lodge and Spa, a small luxury hotel, the first of its kind in Teton Valley.
Tony enjoys helping young entrepreneurs realize their dreams and in 2005 he structured agreements whereby key management personnel were able to obtain the majority interest in Headwaters Construction Company and All Seasons Resort Realty.
Tony and Sandy make their home in Chattanooga and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Their daughter, Shannon, lives in Pasadena, California. Tony attended UTC in 1979 while working on his MBA. Tony enjoys piloting his own plane, hiking, scuba diving and snow skiing. He and Sandy are avid believers in free minds and free markets.


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Ewald Nowotny is President of the Oesterreichische Gesellschaft für Europapolitik and was Governor of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) and a member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB Council) until August 2019.
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Before his appointment as head of the OeNB in September 2008, Ewald Nowotny held a number of management positions in the financial sector. From 2006 to 2007 he was Director General BAWAG P.S.K. Group, before that – from 1999 to 2003 – Vice President and member of the Board of Directors of the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Luxembourg. From 1971 to 1979 he was a member and later President of the Board of Directors of the Austrian Postal Savings Bank (PSK). In addition, Ewald Nowotny was a member of the supervisory boards of a number of banks and companies between 1992 and 2008 and a member of the OeNB General Council from 2007 to 2008.
Ewald Nowotny was born in Vienna in 1944. He studied law and political science at the University of Vienna and economics at the Institute for Advanced Studies (Vienna) and received his doctorate in law from the University of Vienna in 1967.
From 1968 to 1973, Ewald Nowotny worked as an assistant to Prof. Kurt W. Rothschild at the Institute for Economics and Public finance at the University of Linz. On his habilitation in Economics and public Finance in 1973, followed by research stays and professorships at Harvard University, TH Darmstadt and the Johannes-Kepler University Linz.
From 1981 to 2008, Ewald Nowotny was a full professor at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, where he also held the position of Vice Rector for Finance from 2003 to 2005. In 2008, Ewald Nowotny received an honorary doctorate in social and economic sciences from the Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt.
In addition to numerous articles in scientific journals, Ewald Nowotny has published nine books. The 5th edition of his internationally recognized textbook "The Public Sector – Introduction to Finance" (in collaboration with Martin Zagler) was published in 2008.
From 1978 to 1999 Ewald Nowotny was a member of the Austrian National Council. In this role, he chaired the Finance Committee from 1985 to 1999.
Ewald Nowotny was appointed a member of the University Council of the Vienna University of Economics and Business on April 2, 2013. From 1995 to 1999 he was Vice President of the National Economic Society.
Ewald Nowotny has received numerous Austrian and international awards. In 2017 he became a Chevalier of the French Legion d'Honneur.
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