Hawkins receives public service award

Albert Hawkins (LBJ Class of 1978), a key member of President George W. Bush's White House staff, is the recipient of the LBJ School Alumni Association's 2001 Distinguished Public Service Award. One of the first appointments made by the Bush administration in January 2001, Hawkins is the primary liaison between all federal cabinet members and the president and White House staff. He previously served as director of budget and planning in the Texas Governor's Office.

The Distinguished Public Service Award is presented each year to an LBJ School graduate who is considered by fellow alumni as the person whose career and public service record best represent the values on which the School was founded.

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December 7, 2001

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