David A. Schulte Jr.

"It was most unusual, most unusual," David A. Schulte, who has served on the Correction Board since the early 1960's, said of the many incidents that needed to be discussed.

Capt. David Schulte, Lt.
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Thank you to Dave, Phil, Connie and Jan for making the trip to represent Clifford EMS and Fire along with all the members who made it possible for us to receive the award.

David A. Schulte, Jr. has been a valued member of the correction community in New York City and State for more than forty years. He has served on the New York State Commission of Correction, the Correctional Association of New York, the American Correctional Association, the National Jail Association and the Federal Grand Jurors Association for the Southern District of New York. He is best known to this Department for his forty-one years of service as a member of the New York City Board of Correction, having been appointed to that position in 1960. Upon his retirement from the Board in 2001, Commissioner William J. Fraser appointed Mr. Schulte as Special Advisor to the Commissioner.
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Mr. Schulte's involvement in the field of crime prevention, correction services and civic organizations spans both national and international borders.
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In 1965, Mr. Schulte participated in the Third United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders. He was later appointed by President Gerald Ford as a representative of the United States to the United Nations program for the Prevention of Crime in 1976. Mr. Schulte has also served as Special Counsel to the United States Senate Sub-Committee on Juvenile Delinquency, President of the Urban League of Greater New York, and Chairman of the New York Board of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. He has also been active on behalf of veterans, serving in various capacities with the New York Council of Jewish War Veterans, the New York County Catholic War Veterans, the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars organization. These are but a few of the commitments Mr. Schulte has undertaken in his long and distinguished career in public service.

The New York City Department of Correction is honored to have Mr. Schulte as a Special Advisor to the Commissioner and proud to call him a friend. Because of Mr. Schulte's depth of knowledge on correction matters and his many years of experience, he has provided this Department with invaluable guidance and counsel.

The above text and image were excerpted from the NYC DIC Medal Day 2002 ceremony journal. The text and image image below are from a NYCHS web page elsewhere on this www.correctionhistory.org site.

In the above 1960 NYC DOC annual report photo, Mayor Wagner (second left, holding paper) swears in David A. Schulte Jr. as a member of the NYC Board of Correction.
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For more related to Mr. Schulte and to the first Board of Correction report issued after his appointment go to the Second Report of the Board of Correction of the City of New York as Reprinted in NYCDOC's 1960 Annual Report

NYC Board of Correction members Barbara Margolis and David A. Schulte.

In the above (right) 1960 annual report photo, also taken by DOC photographer Ramsey, Mayor Wagner swears in David A. Schulte Jr. to fill the board vacancy caused by the resignation of the Rev. Sydney G. Menk.
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David A. Schulte, 40 BOC Years And Still Going Strong!

In the above photo, taken by DOC photographer Cecil A. Ramsey in early June 1960, then-new Board of Correction member David A. Schulte Jr. addresses an educational conference on Rikers Island.
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Forty years of board service later, Mr. Schulte remains an active member, attending its meetings, visiting the jails and voicing his views.
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David A. Schulte, Jr.

David A. Schulte

David A. Schulte Jr., a founding trustee of the NY Correction History Society, presented with the Commissioner's Award at Medal Day 2002 ceremonies by then NYC DOC Commissioner William J. Fraser.

Mary Barr on "Speak Up," hosted by Special Advisor to the Commissioner, David Schulte and Dr. Lorraine Colville, founder of John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Hosted by Dr. Lorraine Colville, Founder of John Jay College, and David Schulte, Board of Corrections.