Rick Stelnick
Rick Stelnick is a former executive officer; with links and ties to Washington, D.C., New York City, Moscow, London, and Istanbul. Global executive officers are experts and specialists in academics and industry who are sent abroad and serve overseas collecting information on behalf of and gathering intelligence to the benefit of U.S. special interest groups.
His education consists of certificates, degrees and diplomas in Political Science & Government, Business Administration & Management, and Music Composition & Production. His past employment, experience and expertise includes, but is not limited to, Non-Governmental Organizations [NGOs] and Non-Profit Organizations [NPOs], with or without ECOSOC consultative status, within private and public sectors of the Russian Federation, the Republic of Turkey and the United States of America.
He has had the honor of serving as keynote speaker: ["Building Bridges of Brotherhood and Business"] at Moskóvskiy Gosudárstvennyy Universitét Imeni M. V. Lomonósova [Moscow, Russia], ["Heritage, Tragedy and Conspiracy"] at Istanbul Üniversitesi [Istanbul, Turkey] and ["Delicate Detente"] at William Paterson University [New Jersey, U.S.A.].
He's been a member of the Friends of the Smithsonian, the Society of Civil War Historians, the Surratt Society, and belongs to one of the largest minority groups in the U.S. people with disabilities. He's authored, as an American Affairs & American History Feature Writer and Nonfiction Ghostwriter over twelve dozen academic articles about the Antebellum, Civil War, Lincoln Assassination and Reconstruction, including but not limited to There's Spirits Mingling In Heaven With The Godly, which appeared in the January and February 2010 issues of The Surratt Courier. He is also a book reviewer for Civil War News.
Additionally, he's previously penned a pair of prior pedagogic periodicals: The Confederate Veteran: A New Southern Man? [1974] and Skill Sets Of U.S. Grant [1999]. His book Dixie Reckoning: A Reassessment Of The Lincoln Assassination & Lost Confederate Treasury is to be published by Progressive Press [Spring of 2012]. Last but not least, he is currently co-writing with fellow author, Dr. William L. Richter, Deo Vindice: The Trial of John Wilkes Booth commemorating the American Civil War Sesquicentennial and the 150th Anniversary of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth for publication in 2015.
Rick says: "A political scientist has the responsibility to research and develop, as much as is humanly possible, what he or she is investigating. He or she cannot be content with just outward appearances and must inquire as to motives and means as well. A political scientist must have an ability to spot the importance of what appears on the surface to be insignificant. Then take those threads of belief and information, and stitch and sew them into the fabric of meaningful knowledge – which is, after all, what makes the hunt worthwhile”.
Latest Articles
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Clash Of The Titans: The Toilet Tissue Issue
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Kimberly-Clark's coreless and tubeless toilet paper technology is no longer a top secret but is it Lost in the Supermarket?
Apr 29, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Impartial History: Abolitionists In Horwitz Attic
Following up his 1998 tour de force tome, Confederates InThe Attic, Tony Horwitz tracks down the truth about John Brown in his new book: Midnight Rising
Mar 26, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Booth Bombshell: Not Suicide By Cop! Part 3
Two members of The Surratt Society have made a startling announcement: Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, may have indeed died by his own hand.
Feb 10, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Booth Bombshell: Bolt Of Blue & Gray Part 2
Two members of The Surratt Society have made a stunning announcement: Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, may have indeed died by his own hand.
Feb 10, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Booth Bombshell: Not Suicide By Cop! Part 1
Two members of the Surratt Society have made a stunning announcement: Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, may have indeed died by his own hand.
Feb 10, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Pavlovskaya: Dr. Nauk, Da - Dr. Zhivago, Nyet
The interview with Moscow State University Doctor and Professor Anna V. Pavlovskaya, Russian-American relations academic and author continues and concludes.
Jan 16, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Pavlovskaya: Dr. Zhivago, Nyet - Dr. Nauk, Da
Professor Anna V. Pavlovskaya is a Doctor of History at Moscow State University [MSU] and a Russian-American relations award winning academic and author.
Jan 16, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Randal Berry: Lincoln-Assassination Dot Com
He sure wears a lot of hats lately; snake expert, studio musician, and warden/webmaster of L-A.com, but it's "Boothie" buff that fits Berry the best.
Jan 12, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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Sue Ralston: The Cat Woman Of Capital Hill
Susan Bonzon Ralston, who has to have more lives than Imelda Marcos has shoes, lands on her feet again after Abramoff, Bush, Norquist, Reed and Rove.
Jan 2, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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G.W.L. Bickley: The K.G.C. Confidence Game
Yet another academic book which would benefit by a better label such as Old Boys' Clubs, Lost-n-Found Causes, Fools' Gold & Brotherhood-in-Arms, Arm-in-Arm.
Jan 2, 2012
- Rick Stelnick
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