Deficit of Decency

ZELL MILLER, who recently retired from the US Senate, began his career in public service in 1959 with a term as mayor of Young Harris, Georgia. In 1960, he was elected to the Georgia Senate at the age of 28. In 1974, he won the first of four consecutive terms as Georgia’s lieutenant governor. Then in 1990, Miller ran for governor and won the first of two terms he would serve as the state’s top leader. Miller’s HOPE Scholarship program was dubbed by the Los Angeles Times as the most far-reaching scholarship program in the nation.’’ His pre-kindergarten program won an award for innovation from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. After leaving the governor’s office in 1999, Miller taught at Emory University and at his alma maters, the University of Georgia and Young Harris College. Six books have been written by Miller, including the New York Times Bestseller, "A National Party No More." He also served on several corporate boards before joining the Senate.Miller, Zell is the author of 'Deficit of Decency', published 2005 under ISBN 9780974537634 and ISBN 0974537632.