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Directory of American scholars, a biographical directory, 1942
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1L.H.D, Western Col, 38; LL.D, Centre Col, 40. Sec'y, Y.W.C.A, Mt. Holyoke Col, 16–18; student cmt, Presbyterian Board, 18–21; dean, Ky. Col. Women, 22–23; asst. prof. hist, Mt. Holyoke Col, 23–27, assoc. prof, 27–28, lecturer, 31–37, dean residence, 31–37; pres, Rockford Col, 37– Hist. Asn; For. Policy Asn; Am. Acad. Polit. and Social Sci; League Nations Asn. Attitude of United States toward armaments, 1776 to 1830.
3Chen, Dr. Theodore Hsi-En, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif. Education. Foochow, China, July 14, 02. B.A, Fukien Christian Univ, 22; A.M, Columbia, 29; Ph.D, Southern California, 39. Instr. Eng, Anglo-Chinese Col, 22–24; prof. ed. and dean, Fukien Christian Univ, 29–37; visiting lecturer ed. and Asiatic studies, Southern California, 38–, head dept. Asiatic studies, 40– Comparative and higher education; Chinese history; teaching Chinese culture to American students; racial characteristics of the Chinese; college curriculum in the United States; educational control in China.
5Ch'en Shou-Yi, Prof, Pomona College, Claremont, Calif. Chinese history. Canton, China, June 9, 99. B.A, Lingnan, 20; Ph.D, Chicago, 28. Prof. Chinese and head dept, Lingnan, 28–31; China Foundation res. prof. hist. and head dept, Nat. Univ. Peking, 31–36; visiting prof. Chinese hist, Pomona Col, 36–37; prof, Hawaii, 37–41; hist. of Chinese culture, Pomona and Claremont Cols, 41– Hon. consultant, Nat. Peiping Library, 32–37; hon. non-resident prof, grad. sch. letters, Nat. Sun-Yatsen Univ. Fellow, inst. hist. and philol, Acad. Sinica, 32– Mem, Sino-Swedish Sci. Exped, Chinese Northwest, 32–35. Oriental Soc. Cultural relations between China and the Occident.
7Cherington, Paul T(erry), McKinsey and Company, [address hidden], New York, N. Y. Marketing. Ottawa, Kans, Oct. 31, 76. Ohio Wesleyan, 93–97; B.S, Pennsylvania, 02, A.M, 08; Southern California; Col. Puget Sound. Ed. publications, Phila. Commercial Museum, 02–08; instr, grad. sch. business admin, Harvard, 08–13, asst. prof, 13–18, prof. marketing, 18–19; sec'y-treas. and ed, 'Quart. Bul,' Nat. Asn. Wool Mfrs, Boston, Mass, 19–22; director res, J. Walter Thompson Co, 22–31; distribution consultant, 31–; partner, McKinsey and Co, New York, 39– Prof, Stanford, 28–29; lecturer, N. Y. Univ, 32–35. Summer, lecturer, Chicago, 14. Chairman cmt. price maintenance, U. S. Chamber Commerce, 16–17; mem. advisory cmt, U. S. Bur. Census, 32–, chairman cmt. metrop. dist, 38–39. Mem. textile sect, div. planning and statist, U. S. Shipping Board, 18. Statist. Asn. (v. pres, 36); Econ. Asn; Marketing Asn. (pres, 37); Soc. Adv. Management; Asn. Teachers Marketing and Advertising. Advertising; distribution.
9Cherniss, Prof. Harold (Fredrik), Calvert Court Apts, 31st and [address hidden], Baltimore, Md. Classical philology. St. Joseph, Mo, March 11, 04. A.B, California, 25, Ph.D, 29; Chicago, 26; Göttingen, 27; Berlin, 28. Assoc. Greek, California, 28–29; instr. classics, Cornell, 30–33; assoc. Greek, Hopkins, 33–36, assoc. prof, 36– Lecturer, Hopkins, 32. Ancient philosophy; classical philology; the Platonism of Gregory of Nyssa; Aristotle's criticism of pre-Socratic philosophy.
11Cherrington, Dr. Ben Mark, University of Denver, Denver, Colo. International relations. Gibbon, Nebr, Nov. 1, 85. A.B, Nebraska, 11; A.M, California, 22; Ph.D, Columbia, 33. Teacher, high sch, Adrian, Mich, 05–07; Omaha, Nebr, 08–09; instr, California, 11–17; nat. sec'y, Student Y.M.C.A, 19–26; director foundation adv. social sciences, Denver, 26–, prof. int. relations and chairman dept, 28– Gen. sec'y, Y.M.C.A, California, 11–17. Organizer movement, Students in Indust, 20; co-organizer, First Am. Seminar in Europe, 21; Student Friendship Pilgrimages, 22, director, Int. Student Seminar, Geneva, 29; Community Program of Ed. in Int. Understanding, Colo, 26–38. Chief div. cultural relations, U. S. Dept. State, 38–40, mem. advisory cmt, 40– Mem, Inter-organizational Disarmament Council, Geneva, 32; adviser, Am. delegation, Inter-Am. Conf, Lima, Peru, 38; del, Pan-Am. Sci. Cong, Washington, D. C, 40. Acad. Polit. Sci; Am. Acad. Polit. and Social Sci; Polit. Sci. Asn; Econ. Asn; Colo-Wyo. Social Sci. Asn. (pres, 29); fel. Colo-Wyo. Acad. Sci; Inst. Pacific Relations (councilor). Methods of education in international relations and attitudes; problems in relation to American foreign policy.
13Cherry, Prof. Wilbur H(arkness), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Law. Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 28, 87. B.A, McGill, 07; LL.B, Columbia, 10. Mem. staff, Esselstyn and Haughwout, New York, 10–11; attorney at law, Minneapolis, Minn, 12–25; instr. law, Minnesota, 14–17, prof, 17– Sec'y, State Crime Cmn, Minn, 26–27; mem. advisory cmt. rules and procedure, U. S. Supreme Court, 35–; adviser, code of evidence, Am. Law Inst, 39– Pres, Asn. Am. Law Schs, 39. Bar Asn.
15Cheslock, Louis, [address hidden], Mt. Washington, Baltimore, Md. Musicology. London, Eng, Sept. 9, 99. Diploma, Peabody Conserv. Music, 21. Violinist, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 16–37, guest conductor, 28, asst. concert master, 32–37; instr. violin, Peabody Conserv. Music, 17–, harmony, 22– Peabody Conserv. Music Alumni prize, 21; Chicago Daily News prize, 23, 24. Musicol. Soc. Music techniques; violin vibrato and shifting.
17Chessex, Prof. Jean Charles, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. French literature. Lausanne, Switzerland, March 16, 02. B.A, Lausanne, 20, B.D, 22, M.A, 25. Asst. prof, Brandon Col, 27–28; Romanic langs, Washington (Seattle), 28–34, assoc. prof, 34– Molière.
19Chester, Prof. Allan G(riffith), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. English literature. Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 13, 00. A.B, Pennsylvania, 22, A.M, 24, Ph.D, 30. Instr. Eng, Pennsylvania, 23–26, asst. prof, 36–40, assoc. prof, 40– Mod. Lang. Asn. Sixteenth century poetry; Thomas May.
21Chevalier, Prof. Haakon M(aurice), [address hidden], Berkeley, Calif. French literature. Lakewood, N. J, Sept. 10, 02. Stanford, 18–20; A.B, California, 23, A.M, 25, Ph.D, 29. Assoc. French, California, 29–32, instr, 32–39, asst. prof, 39– Mod. Lang. Asn. (sec'y mod. French lit. sect, 40–); League Am. Writers; Pacific Philol. Asn. (chairman contemporary lit. sect, 41). Anatole France and his time; André Malraux.
23Cheverton, Pres. Cecil F(rank), [address hidden], Los Angeles, Calif. Theology. Rich Hill, Mo, Feb. 1, 89. A.B, Drake, 14, A.M, 15, B.S.L, 16, D.D, 39; Ph.D, Boston Univ, 18; D.D, Pacific Sch. Religion, 40. Instr, Drake, 14–16; prof. Bible and relig. ed, Eureka Col, 18–20; Old and New Testament, Chapman Col, 20–, pres. and director, 30– Relig. Ed. Asn.
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