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Stu Kennedy
Charles Stuart "Stu" Kennedy, Jr is an oral historian of American diplomats. He is the founder and current director of the Foreign Affairs Oral History Program at the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training. Since 1985 he has conducted over a thousand oral histories of retired American diplomats.
==Biography==
Born in Chicago in 1928, Kennedy moved with his mother and two elder brothers to the Pasadena area of California in the early 1930s, where he attended a series of public elementary schools. Later his mother took him to Annapolis where a brother attended the Naval Academy. Living in Annapolis he developed a strong interest in history, particularly American. He went to Kent School in Connecticut, graduating in 1946 then on to Williams College where he obtained an honors degree in history. Graduating in 1950 Kennedy was just in time for the Korean War, serving as an enlisted man in Korea and Germany after a year's study of Russian at the Army Language School in Monterrey, California. At the end of his four year enlistment he studied at Boston University and received a MA in history. Having taken and passed the Foreign Service written examination in 1954 he took the oral examination after leaving the Air Force and passed that hurdle and entered the Foreign Service in 1955.
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