Reagan administration

Members of the Reagan administration who served under President Ronald Reagan were as follows:

Cabinet Members

• Secretary of Agriculture

• John R. Block 1981-1986
• Richard E. Lyng 1986-1989

• Secretary of Commerce

• Malcolm Baldridge 1981-1987
• C. William Verrity, Jr. 1987-1989

• Secretary of Defense

• Caspar W. Weinberger 1981-1987
• Frank Charles Carlucci III 1987-1989

• Secretary of Education

• Terrel Bell 1981-1984
• William J. Bennett 1985-1988
• Lauro F. Cavazos 1988-1989

• Secretary of Energy

• James B. Edwards 1981-1982
• Donald P. Hodel 1982-1985
• John S. Herrington 1985-1989

• Secretary of Health and Human Services

• Richard S. Schweiker 1981-1983
• Margaret M. Heckler 1983-1985
• Otis R. Bowen 1985-1989

• Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

• Samuel R. Pierce 1981-1989

• Secretary of Interior

• James G. Watt 1981-1983
• William P. Clark 1983-1985
• Donald P. Hodel 1985-1989

• Attorney General

• William French Smith 1981-1985
• Edwin A. Meese III 1985-1988
• Richard Thornburgh 1988-1989

• Secretary of Labor

• Raymond J. Donovan 1981-1985
• William E. Brock 1985-1987
• Ann McLaughlin 1987-1989

• Secretary of State

• Alexander M. Haig, Jr. 1981-1982
• George P. Shultz 1982-1989

• Secretary of Transportation

• Andrew L. Lewis 1981-1983
• Elizabeth H. Dole 1983-1987
• James Burnley IV 1987-1989

• Secretary of Treasury

• Donald T. Regan 1981-1985
• James A. Baker III 1985-1988
• Nicholas F. Brady 1988-1989

Cabinet Level Positions

• Director of Central Intelligence

• William J. Casey 1981-1987
• William H. Webster 1987-1989

• United States Representative to the United Nations

• Jeane J. Kirkpatrick 1981-1985
• Vernon A. Walters 1985-1989

• United States Trade Representative

• William E. Brock, III 1981-1985
• Clayton K. Yeutter 1985-1989

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Other SourceWatch Resources

• Bush administration
• Clinton administration
• George Herbert Walker Bush administration
• Nixon administration

External links

• Members of the Project for the New American Century in the Reagan administration, RightWeb.