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KEIFFER JACKSON MITCHELL, JR.
Member, Task Force on Funding a Green Technology, Life Science, and Health Information Technology Loan-Assistance Repayment Program, 2011-12.
Member, City Council, Baltimore, representing District 11, December 1995 to December 6, 2007. Chair, Taxation and Finance Committee. Member, Education, Housing, Health and Human Services Committee; Judiciary and Legislative Investigations Committee. Chair, Education and Human Resources Committee, 1995-99. Vice-Chair, Judiciary Committee, 1995-99.
White House intern, 1994. Chair, Parental Choice Task Force, Baltimore City, 1996. Member, Commission for Historical and Architectual Preservation. Chair, Human Services Commission, Baltimore City, 2000-. Former staff, Office of Public Defender.
Member, Jobs and Economic Development Committee, Transition Team of Baltimore City Mayor, 2010.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, September 28, 1967. Attended Boys' Latin School; Emory University, B.A. (political science), 1990; University of the District of Columbia School of Law, J.D., 1994. Law clerk to NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Small Business Banking Officer, Wachovia Bank. Former business development officer, Harbor Bank of Maryland. Teacher (history), Boys' Latin School, 1995-2002. Delegate, mission to Turkey, American Council of Young Political Leaders, 1998. Delegate, Democratic Party National Convention, 2000, 2008. 2nd Vice-Chair, Executive Committee, Maryland Democratic State Central Committee, 2002-06. Member, Baltimore City Democratic Central Committee, 2002-10. Former staff, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Board of Directors, Parks and People Foundation; Maryland Food Bank; Boys' Latin School of Maryland; Echo Hill Outdoor School; Midtown Academy; Druid Hill Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA); Mount Royal Improvement Association. Best Politician, Baltimore City Paper, 2005. Member, Sharp Street Memorial United Methodist Church. Married; two children.
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