Work experience
- in the field of Minorities:
2006 Senior Adviser, International Centre for Democratic Transition, Budapest
2006.01.01 - 2006.08.15 President, Government Office for Hungarian Minorities Abroad, Budapest
2004 - Member of the advisory council of PM of Republic of Hungary (foreign affairs, international security policy and Hungarian minorities –
1996 - 2005 Acting president, International Association of Hungarian Language and Culture
2001-2005 Editor-in-chief and publisher of Hungarian Language and Culture, bimonthly (cultural problems of Hungarians living in Eastern European countries as traditional national autochthonous minorities,
and in the western diaspora
1990 Member of advisory board of several associations and foundations for minorities Secretary general, acting vice-president of the Word Federation of Hungarians(1989 -1992)
- in Church Life:
1972 Ordained minister (Reformed – Helvetic/Calvinist tradition – Church in Hungary,
1984 -1996 Editor-in-chief and publisher, Reformed Weekly (official weekly, Hungarian Reformed Church
Member of official Hungarian and international church organizations’ delegations on several international church conferences (World Council of Churches, World 1980 -1996 Alliance of Reformed Churches,
Conference of European Churches etc.
1979 -1984 Press correspondent for Word Council of Churches
- in the Mass Media:
Vice-president, member of the presidium of National
1990 - 20 Association of Journalist in Hungary
1975 -1996 Member of World Association for Christian Communication
1975 -1996 Member of Ecumenical Workshop of
Christian Communicators Editor
1993, 2001 - 2003 Hungarian Public Television
1993 -1995 Hungarian DUNA Television (political magazines, church and minorities questions)
Education
1976 -1977 Princeton Theological Academy/Princeton University, (Princeton, N.J., USA ) - Master of Theology (Th. M., ecumenics, international church affairs, mass communication)
1972 - 1973 Post-gradual Journalist Academy of National Association of Journalist in Hungary
(1965 -1971Reformed Theological Academy, Budapest
