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Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz  

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Senator niezależny (2007–2015) oraz Przewodniczący Komisji Spraw Zagranicznych Senatu RP; Poseł na Sejm RP (1989–2005); Marszałek Sejmu RP (2005); Minister Spraw Zagranicznych, odpowiedzialny za przygotowania do wstąpienia Polski do Unii Europejskiej oraz za przedstawienie koncepcji reformy ONZ (2001–2005); Prezes Rady Ministrów (1996–1997); Przewodniczący Komisji Konstytucyjnej Zgromadzenia Narodowego i Wicemarszałek Sejmu (1995–1996); Wicepremier i Minister Sprawiedliwości (1993–1995); Członek Zgromadzenia Parlamentarnego Rady Europy i sprawozdawca Komisji Problemów Prawnych i Praw Człowieka (1992–1993); Przewodniczący Parlamentarnego Klubu Lewicy Demokratycznej (1990–1991); otrzymał doktorat z publicznego prawa międzynarodowego na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim (1978) oraz doktoraty honorowe z Uniwersytetu Południowej Karoliny, Uniwersytetu Appalachijskiego oraz Uniwersytetu w Odessie; przed rozpoczęciem kariery politycznej w 1989, wykładowca w Instytucie Prawa Międzynarodowego Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego; stypendysta Fundacji Fulbrighta i wykładowca na Uniwersytecie Columbia w Nowym Jorku (1980–1981); od 1997 honorowy wykładowca w Stanowym Uniwersytecie Appalachijskim, Uniwersytecie Nowojorskim, Uniwersytecie Południowej Karoliny, Furman University, Queens College, Uniwersytecie Stanu Maryland i wielu innych ośrodkach akademickich w USA i Kanadzie, a od 2006 Kierownik Centrum Polityki Międzynarodowej na Uniwersytecie w Białymstoku.

Independent Senator in the Polish Parliament (2007–2015) and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate; Member of the Polish Parliament (1989–2005); Speaker of the House (2005); Minister of Foreign Affairs, responsible for Polish accession to the European Union and for proposing a model of reform for the United Nations (2001–2005); Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland (1996–1997); Chairman of the Constitutional Committee of the National Assembly and Deputy Speaker of the House (1995–1996); Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice (1993–1995); Member of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly and a rapporteur to the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights (1992–1993); Chairman of the political parliamentary Caucus of the Democratic Left (1990–1991); received PhD in Public International Law from the University of Warsaw (1978); obtained Honorary Doctorates from the University of South Carolina, Appalachian State University, and Odessa University; before entering politics in 1989, worked as Assistant Professor at Law Faculty of the University of Warsaw; Fulbright Foundation scholar and lecturer at Columbia University (1980–1981); from 1997 Honorary Lecturer at the Wofford College, Appalachian State University, University of New York, University of South Carolina, Furman University, Queens College, University of Maryland, and several other academic institutions in the USA and Canada, and from 2006 Head of the Foreign Policy Centre at the Law School of the University of Białystok.

Political Positions

2007 – 2015: Senator (independent), Polish Parliament, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Senate

1989 – 2005: Member of the Polish Parliament (Member of numerous parliamentary committees among them the Minorities Committee and the Foreign Affairs Committee.)

2005: Speaker of the House (Sejm), Polish Parliament

2001 – 2005: Minister of Foreign Affairs (Responsible for Polish accession to the European Union. Proposed a model of reform for the United Nations. As a Chairman of the Committee of Ministers, represented the Council of Europe in round table talks during the presidential election crisis in Ukraine. Created Diplomatic Academy of Poland.)

1996 – 1997: Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland (Negotiated Polish membership to NATO. Reformed the structure of government and achieved the highest economic growth since the collapse of communism. Credited with the most successful decrease in unemployment in Poland since 1989.)

1995 – 1996: Chairman of the Constitutional Committee of the National Assembly (Responsible for heading efforts that led to the creation of the new Polish constitution.)

1995 – 1996: Deputy Speaker of the House (Sejm), Polish Parliament

1993 – 1995: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice (Launched the first anti-corruption campaign “Clean Hands”, whose main objective was to bring financial transparency to the highest levels of Polish government, and financial accountability for public servants.)

1992 – 1993: Member of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly and Rapporteur to the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights

1990 – 1991: Chairman of the largest political parliamentary Caucus of the Democratic Left

Academic Accomplishments

1978: Doctorate in Public International Law, Warsaw University.

1972 – 1985: Lecturer at the Institute of International Law of Warsaw University.

1980 – 1981: Fulbright Foundation scholar and a lecturer at Columbia University, New York.

2006 – present: Head of the Foreign Policy Centre at the Law School of Białystok University.

1997 – present: Honorary Lecturer at the Wofford College, Appalachian State University, University of New York, University of South Carolina, Furman University, Queens College, University of Maryland, and several other academic institutions in the US and Canada.

Honorary Doctorates: University of South Carolina, Appalachian State University, and Odessa University in Ukraine.

Proponowane tematy wykładów:

Polska polityka zagraniczna

Rola i znaczenie UE we współczesnym świecie

Zagrożenia współczesnego świata

Rola i perspektywy USA w zmieniającym się świecie

Przyszłość Europy - perspektywy i zagrożenia

Bieżąca polityka krajowa i zagraniczna