President Clinton Signs Executive Order for Creation of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS and Announces Twenty-Three Members of the Council

PRES. PERSONNEL OFFICE TEL:[phone] Jun 15'95 15:23 No.020 P.O
Nicholas Bollman of California is currently Co-Chair of the Public Policy and
Leadership Committee of Funders Concemed About AIDS. Mr. Bollman is
also a program officer with the lames Irvine Foundation, a grant making
foundation which provides fuiding for numerous HIV and AIDS
related programs.
Robert L. Fogel of Illinois is an sttomernwith the firm of Hilfrnan and Fogel of
Chicago. He also is an active sup~orterd the Chicago House and Social Service
Agency which provides housing and serviou for people with IV/AIDS.
Debra Frazer.Howze of New York is the President/CEO of the National Black
Leadership Commission on AIDS, which is the oldest and largest Black HIVIAIDS
organization of its kind in Amertca, wrttng in 17 cities throughout the country.
Kathleen M. Gerus of Michigan, who is Chair of the Board of Directors of
the National Hemophilia Foundation, seve as a member of the Board of the
National Association of People With AIDS, Ms. Gerus is the widow of a man
with hemophilia and AIDS,
Edward Gould of California just oompleted a three year term as Co-Chair of
the Board of Directors of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Community
Service Conter and remains a member otie Board of Directors of the Center.
He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the United Way of Greater
Los Angeles.
Phyllis Greenberger of the District of Columbia is the Executive Director of
the Society for the Advancement-~f Women's Health Research. She is also a
member of The National Advisoiy environmental Health Services Council.
Bob Hattoy of California is curreztly White House Liaison at the Department. of the Interior. Mr. Hattoy, who is living with AIDS, is an advocate, speaker
and organizer for people with AIDS and AIDS related virnm.
Carole laFavor of Minnesota is a registered nurse and a member of the
Ojibwa Tribe. She is a founding member of Positively Native, a national
organization for Native Americani with mIV/AIDS.
Jeremy Landau of New MexicQ is the iEunder of the National Rural AIDS
Network, which provides services wnd education for people living with the
HIVIAIDS virus. He is living with HIV.
Alexandra Mary Levine of California is a Professor of Medicine and Chief

of Hematology at the University of Southern California School of Medicine.
She also serves as the Chairman of the AIDS Policy Committee at the USC

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