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Sidney J.
Barthelemy |
Education
Tulane University , New
Orleans, Louisiana, Masters Degree, Social Work - 1971
St. Joseph Seminary, Washington, D.C., Bachelor of Arts,
Philosophy, 1967
Elected Offices
Mayor, City of New
Orleans, 1986-1994
Councilman-at-Large, New Orleans City Council,
1978-1986
Louisiana State Senator, 1974-1978
Experience
Adjunct Professor, Kennedy
School of Government
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University School of Public Health
Adjunct Professor, University of New Orleans - College of
Education
Associate Professor of Sociology, Xavier University , 1974-1986
Director, City of New Orleans Welfare Department,
1972-1974
Major Awards and Citations
National League of Cities
Leadership Award, 1994
New Orleans Chapter, National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACP) Daniel E. Byrd Award, 1990
President’s Award, Louisiana Conference of Black Mayors, 1989
American Spirit Award from the Air Force Recruiting Service,
1989
Certificate of National Merit, Department of Housing and Urban
Development, 1988
B’nai B’rith Torch of Liberty Award
Social Worker of the Year, Louisiana Chapter of the National
Association of Social Workers, 1987
American Freedom Award, Third Baptist Church of Chicago , 1987
Outstanding Alumnus, Tulane University School of Social Welfare,
1986
Purple Knight, St. Augustine High School (best all-around student),
1960
Affiliations
Former President, National
League of Cities
Former President, National Association of Regional Councils
Former President, Louisiana Conference of Mayors
Democratic National Committee, 1988-1989
Louisiana Conference of Mayors
National Association of Black Mayors
National Association of County Officials
National Association of Regional Councils
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