BIO'S OF UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS AND EDUCATORS

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Approved For Releart 2001/12/05 : CIA-RDP86B00985R00W0140024-9 IIEESBURCH, THEODORE ]MARTIN, clergyman, univ. pres.; b. Syracuse, N.Y., May 25. 19,17; s. Theodore Bernard and Anne Marie (Murphy) 11.: student U. Notre Dame, 1934-37: Ph.B., Gregorian U., 1939; postgrad. Holy Cross Coll., Washington, 1940-43: S.T.D., Cath. U. Am., 1945; hon. degrees Bradley U., LeMoyne Coll., U. R.I., Cath. U. of Santiago (Chile), Dartmouth, Villanova U.. St. Benedict's Coll.. Columbia, Princeton, Ind. U., Brandeis U., Gon7aga U., U. Cal. at Los Angeles, Temple U., Northwestern U., U. Ill., Fordham U., Manchester Coll., Atlanta U., Wabash Coll., Valparaiso U., Providence Coll., U. So. Cal., Mich. State U.. St. Louis U., Ca.th. U. Am., Loyola U. at Chgo., Anderson Coll., State U. N.Y. at Albany, Utah State U., Lehigh U., Yale, Lafayette Coll.. King's Coll., Stonchill C:oII.,.Alma Coll., Syracuse U., Marymount Coll., Hobart and William Smith Coll., Hebrew Union Coll., Cin., Harvard. Entered Order of Congregation of Holy Cross, 1934: ordained priest Roman Catholic Ch., U. Notre Dame, 1943; chaplain Nat. Trig. Sch. for Boys, Washington, 1943-44: vets. chaplain U. Notre Dame, 1945-47, asst. prof. religion, head dept., 1948-49, exec. v.p., 1949-52, pres., 1952 -. Former dir. Woodrow Wilson Nat. Fellowship Corp.: mem. Civil Rights Comrnn., 1957-72: mem. of Carnegie Commn. on Future of Higher Edn.: churn. U.S. Coimmn. on Civil Rights, 1969-72; mem. Cominn. on an All-Volunteer Armed Force, 1970. Bd. dirs. Am. Council Edn.. Freedoms Found. Valley Forge, Adlai Stevenson Inst. internat. Affairs: trustee Rockefeller Found., Carnegie Found. for Advancement Teaching, Woodrow Wilson Nat. Fellowship Found., Inst. lntcrnat. Edn., Nutrition Found., United Negro Coll. Fund, others. Recipient U.S. Navy's Distinguished Pub. Service award, 1959; Presdl. Medal of Freedom, 1964: Gold medal Nat. Inst. Social Scis., 1969: Cardinal Gibbons medal Cath. U. Am., 1969: Bcllarmine medal Bcllarminc-Ursulinc Coll., 1970; Meiklejohn award A.A.U. P., 1970; Charles Evans Hughes award Nat. Conf'. Christians and Jews, 1970: Merit award Nat. Cath. Ednl. Assn., 1971; Pres.' Cabinet award U. Detroit, 1971: Am. Liberties medallion Am. Jewish Corn., 1971; Liberty Be]) award Ind. State Bar Assn., 1971: others. Fellow Ain. Acad. Arts and Scis.; mem. Internat. Fedn. Cath. Univs., Freedoms Found. (dir., mem. exec. com.), Nutrition Found., Commn. on humanities, Inst. lntcrnat. Edn. (pres., dir.), Cath. Theol. Soc. Author: Theology of Catholic Action. 1945; God and the World of Man. 1950: Patterns for Educational Growth, 1958: Thoughts for Our Times, 1962. More Thoughts for Our Times, 1965: Still More Thoughts fur Our Times, 1966: Thoughts IV, 1968; Thoughts V, 1969; The Humane Imperative: A Challenge for the Year 2000, 1974. Home: Corby Hall Notre Dame IN 46556 B-2 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : CIA-RDP86B00985R000300140024-9 Approved For ReleaW 2001/12/05 : CIA-RDP86B00985R00BAR0140024-9 OAKS, DALLIN HARRIS, univ. pres., lawyer: b. Provo. Utah, Aug. 1932; s. Lloyd E. and Stella (Harris) 0.; B.A. high honors. Brigham Young U., 1954; J.D. cum laude, U. Chgo., 1957; in. June Dixon, June 24. 1952; children- Sharmon, Cheri Lyn, Lloyd D., Dallin 17.. ~uAnn, Jenny June. Admitted to 111. bar, l Q57. Utah bar, 1971; la~% !k. to Supreme Ct. chief justice Earl Warren, 1957-58; with firm Kirkland, Ellis. Hodson, ChafTetz R. Master-,. Chgo., 1958-61; mein. faculty U. Chgo. Law Sch.. 1961-71. asso. dean and acting dean, 1962, prof., 1964-71, mem. vis. corn., 1971-74; pres. Brigham Young U.. Provo, Utah. 1971 ; asst. states atty. Cook County, Ill., summer 1964. Mem. adv. council Woodrow Wilson Internat. Center for Scholars 1973 ; mem. adv. coin. Nat. Inst. Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. 1974 . Fellow Am. Bar Found. (exec. dir. 1970-71 ); mem. Ain. Bar Assn. (mem. corn. to survey legal needs 1971 ---), Ain. A-,-,n. Presidents Ind. Colts. and llnivs. (sec., dir. 1971-), Order Coif. `loin. Ch. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (regional rep. Council or 12: past 1st counselor Chgo. South Stake). Author: (with (IC. Bogert) Cases on Trusts, 1967; (with W. Lehman) A Criminal Justice System and The Indigent, 1968; The Criminal Justice Act in the Federal District Courts, 1969; (with M. Hill) Carthage Conspiracy, 1975. Editor: The Wall Between Church and State, 1963. Home: President's House Brigham.Young U Provo UT 84602 SAXON, DAVID STEPHEN, educator, physicist; b. St. Paul, Feb. 8, 1920; s. Ivan and Rebecca (Moss) S.: B.S., Mass. Inst. Tech.. 1941, Ph.D., 19-14: in. Shirley Goodman. Jan. 6, 1940: children- Margaret Elizabeth, Barbara Susan; Linda Caroline, Catherine Louise, Victoria Jean. Charlotte M.ala. Research physicist Radiation Lab., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1943-46, Philips Labs., !Q46-47; mem. faculty U. Cal.. Los Angeles, 1947-75. prof. physics, 1958-75, churn. dept.. 1963-66, dean phys. scis.. 1966-69, exec. vice chancellor, 1968 , univ. provost. 1974-75: pres. U. Cal. at Berkeley. 1975 ; vis. scientist Centre d'1:tudes Nuclraires. Saclay, Fr:ince. 1968-69: vis. prof. faculty?scis. U. Paris. Orsay. France, 1961 -62: cons. to research orgns.. 1948 spl. research theoretical physics, nuclear physics. quantum mechanics. electromagnetic theory, scattering theory. Guggenheim fellow, 1956-s7. 61-62: Fulbright grantee, 1961-62. Mem. Am. Phys. Soc., Am. Assn. Physics Tchrs., Am. Inst. Physics, Am. Assn. U. Profs., Sigma Xi, Sigina Pi Sigma. Author: Elementary Quantum Mechanics. 1 968;The N ucieair Independent Particle Model. 1968; Discontinuities in W\ a\,v Guides, 1968; Physics for the Liberal Arts Student, 1971. Ilomcr %0 Rincon Rd Kensington CA 9470 7 Office: President's Office U Cal Berkeley C1\ ?4720 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : CIA-1RDP86B00985R000300140024-9 Approved For Releaiw2001/12/05: CIA-RDP86B00985R006ZRO140024-9 SPROULL, ROBERT LAMB, univ. pres., physicist: b. Lacon. Ill., Aug. 16. 1918; s. John Steele and Chloe Velma (Lamb) S.; A.B., Cornell U.. 1940, Ph.D., 1943; m. Mary Louise Knickerbocker. June 27. 19-32: children Robert F., Nancy M. Research physicist RCA labs., 1943-46: faculty Cornell U., 1946-63, prof. physics. 1956-63, dir. lab. atomic and solid state physics. 1959-60. dir. materials sci. center 1960-63, v.p. for acad. affairs, 1965-68: dir. Advanced Research Projects Agency Dept. of Defence, Washington, 1963-65. v.p., provost U. Rochester (N.Y.), 1968-70. pres.. 1970 -. Prin. physicist Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., 1952; physicist European Research Assos.. Brussels. Belgium, 1958-59; lectr. NATO. 1958-59: dir. John Wiley & Sons. Security Trust Co., Sybron Corp.. United Technols. Corp.: mem. sci. adv. corn. Gen. Motors Corp. 1971 - . churn., 1973 -. Mem. Naval Research Adv. Com. Fellow Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Scis., 1973. Churn., Def. Sci. Bd., 1968-70. Trustee Deep Springs Coll., 1967-75, Cornell U., 1972-77. Fellow Ain. Acad. Arts and Scis.; mcm. Telluride Assn. (pres. 1945-47). Author: Modern Physics, 1956. Editor Jour. Applied Physics, 1954-57. Horne: 692 Mt Hope Av Rochester NY 14620 .Office: U Rochester Rochester NY 14627 DAVISON, FREDERICK CORBET, univ. pres.; b. Atlanta, Sept. 3. 1929; s. Frederick Collins and Gladys (Carsley) D.; D.V.M., U. Ga., 1952: Ph.D., Ia. State U., 1963; m. Dianne Castle, Sept. 3, 1952.; children -- Frederick Corbet, William Castle, Anne Harper. Individual practice vet. medicine, Marietta, Ga., 1952-58; research asst. Ia. State U., 1958-60, asst. prof., 1960-63, asso. Inst. Atomic Research. 1960-63; asst. dir. dept. sci. activities Am. Vet. Med. Assn:, 1963-64; dean U. Ga. Sch. Vet. Medicine, Athens, 1964-66, vice chancellor univ. system, 1966-67, pres. univ., 1967-. Dir. Clarke Fed. Savs. & Loan Assn. Mem. Inst. Animal Resources, Nat. Acad. Sci.-NRC. 1965--- Mern. N.E. Ga. commn. Boy Scouts Am., now pres. Area 5 Trustee Rabun Gap-Nacoochee Sch., Presbyn. Coll., Clinton, S.C. Mem. Am., Ga. vet. med. assns., Council Biol. and Therapeutic Agts., Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Omega Tau Sigma, Alpha Zeta, Phi Zeta, Gamma Sigma Delta. Rotarian. Contbr. articles to profl, jours. Home: 570 Prince Av Athens GA 30601 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : CAA--DP86B00985R000300140024-9 Approved For Releay 2001/12/05 : CIA-RDP86B00985R00g3p'0140024-9 STANFORD, IIEN'RY KING, coll. pres.; b. Atlanta, Apr. 22, 1916: s. Henry King and Annie Belle (Callaway) S.; A.B.. Emory U., 1936. A.M., 1940, LL.D.. 1961: postgrad. U. Heidelberg, Germany, 1936-37; M.S. in govt. mgmt. (Alfred P. Sloan Found. fellow 1941-43), U. Denver. 1943. LL.D.. 1962; Ph.D. (Tax Found. fellow 1943-44), N.Y. U., 1949; D.C.L., Jacksonville (Fla.) U.. 1963; LL.D., Loyola U., New Orleans. 1963, U. Akron, 1968, Kyung Hec U., Seoul. Korea, 1968; D.H.L., Tampa, 1969; D. Litt., R.I., 1970; in. Laurie Ruth King, Sept. 19, 1936: children - Henry, Lowry, Rhoda, Peyton. Instr. Emory U., 1937-40; asst. prof. Ga. Inst. Tech., 1940-41; instr. N.Y.U., 1943-46; prof. pub. administrn., also dir. sch. pub. administrn. -J. Denver, 1946-48; pres. Ga. Southwestern Coll., Americus, Ga., 1948-50; dir. U. Center in Ga.. 1950-52: asst. chancellor U. System of Ga., 1952-53; pres. Ga. State Coll. for Women, Milledgeville. 1953-56; chid of party N.Y.U.-Internat. Cooperation Adminstrn. Contract, Ankara, Turkey, 1956-57; pres. Birmingham-So. Coll., 1957-62, U. Miami (Fla.), 1962 . Research asst. Tax Found., N.Y.C., 1943-44; staff N.A.M. corn. exec.. 1944-46; dir. So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Chinn. Dade County Community Relations Bd., 1969-7 1. Decorated Star of Africa medal (Liberia); officer Order of Merit Fed. Republic Germany; recipient Eleanor Roosevelt-Israel Humanitarian award. 1965: Outstanding Civilian Service award U.S. Arrny, 1966; Silver Medallion Fla. Region Nat. Conf. Christians and Jews, 1968. Mein. Am. Soc. Pub. Administrn., So. Assn. Coils. and Schs. (churn. commn. coils. 1960-62, pres. 1972-73), Delta Phi Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Sigma Iota, Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Mu Alpha, Phi Kappa r'hi. Methodist. Rotarian. Home: 8565 Old Cutler Rd South Miami FL 33143 Office: U Miami Coral Gables FL 33124 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : Cl - DP86B00985R000300140024-9 Approved For Rele 2001/12/05: CIA-RDP86B00985R00O 0140024-9 WHARTON, CLIFTON REGINALD, JR., univ. pres.; b. Boston, Sept. 13, 1926; B.A., Harvard, 1947; M.A., Johns Hopkins, 1948; M.A., U. Chgo., 1956, Ph.D. in Econs., 1958; LL.D., U. Mich., 1970, Johns Hopkins U., 1970, Wayne State U., 1970, Central Mich. U., 1970, Oakland U., 1971; m. 1950; two children. Exec. trainee Am. Internat. Assn. Econs. and Social Devel., 1948-49, program analyst, 1949-51, head reports and analysis, 1951-53; research asst. econs. U. Chgo., 1953-56, research assn., 1956- 57; exec. asso. Agri. Devel. Council, 1957-58, asso. Singapore region, 1958-64, dir. Am. univ. research program, 1964-67, v.p., 1967-70; pres. Mich. State U., 1970-; vis. prof. U. Malaya (Singapore), 1958-60, U. Malaya, 1960-64, Stanford, 1964-65. Dir. Ford Motor Co., Burroughs Corp., Equitable Life Assurance Soc. Mein. Presdi. Task Force Agr. in Vietnam, 1966; adv. panel E. Asia and Pacific, State Dept., 1966-69; Presdl. mission to Latin Am., 1969; churn. food adv. panel OTA, U.S. Congress. Trustee or dir. Rockefeller Found., 1970--, Asia Soc., 1969--, Overseas Devel. Council. 1969-, Carnegie Found., 1970-, Agri. Devel. Council, 1973-. Mem. Agri. Econs. Assn., Am. Econs. Assn., Assn. Asian Studies, Nat. Acad. Edn., Council on Fgn. Relations, Econ. Club Detroit, Royal Econ. Soc., Internat. Assn. Agri. Econs. Club: University of New York. Author articles. Editor: Subsistence Agriculture and Economic Growth, 1968. Address: Office of President Mich State Univ East Lansing MI 48823 WIESNER, JEROME BERT, tech. inst. pres.; b. -Detroit, May 30, 1915; s. Joseph and Ida (Friedman) W.; B.S., U. Mich., 1937, M.S., 1938; Ph.D., 1950; m. Laya Wainger, Sept. 1, 1940; childreni --Stephen Jay, Zackary Kurt, Elisabeth Ann, Joshua A. Asso. dir. U. Mich. Broadcasting Service, 1937-40, chief engr. Acoustical Record Library, Library of Congress, 1940-42; staff Mass. Inst. Tech. Radiation Lab., 1942-45; staff U. of .Cal. Los Alamos Lab., 1945-46; mem. faculty Mass. Inst. Tech., 1946-71, asso. dir. research lab. of electronics, 1952-61, head dept. elec. engring., 1959-60, dean of sci., 1964-66, provost, 1966-71, pres., 1971-; spl. asst. Pres. on sci. and tech., 1961-64. Dir. Celanese Corp., Damon Engring., Schlumberger Ltd. Chinn. President's Sci. Adv Corn., 19611-64; inem. electronics adv. group AEC; mem. Army sci. adv. corn., 1956-61. Bd. goys. Weizmann Inst. Sci.; trustee WGBH, Am. Found. for Blind; mem. corp. Mus. of Sci. in Boston. Fellow I.E.E.E., Am. Acad. Arts and Scis.; mein. Am. Philos. Soc., Am. Assn. U. Profs., Am. Geophys. Union, Arn. Soc. Engring. Edn., Acoustical Soc. Am., Nat. Acad. Scis., Sigrna Xi, Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi. Author: Where Science and Politics Meet, 1964. Home: 61 Shattuck Rd Watertown MA 02172 Office: Mass Inst Tech Cambridge MA 02139 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : GBW-RDP86BOO985ROO0300140024-9 Approved For Relebaf 2001/12/05: CIA-RDP86B00985R00tB0140024-9 WOODIN, MARTIN DWIGHT, ednl. adminstr.; b. Sicily Island, La., July 7, 1915; s. Dwight E. and Gladys Ann (Martin) W.; B.S., La. State U., 1936; M.S., Cornell U., 1939, Ph.D., 1941; m. Virginia Johnson, Sept. 7, 1939 (dec.); children-Rebecca (Mrs. Albin S. Johnson), Pamela (Mrs. James Cangelosi), Linda (Mrs. Vernon Porter Middleton); in. 2d, Elisabeth Wachalik, Oct. 8, 1968. Faculty, La. State U., 1941 ---, prof. agrl. econs., head dept., 1957-59, dir. resident instrn. Coll. Agr., 1959-60, dean La. State U. at Alexandria, 1960-62, exec. v.p. La. State U. System, Baton Rouge, 1962-72, pres.,. 1972-. Cons. agr. and planning, Nicaragua, Taiwan, Thailand. Dep. dir. La. Civil Def. Agy., 1961-72; v.p., exec. coin. United Givers Baton Rouge; sec. La. State U. Found.; mcm. La. Constn. Revision Commn.; mem. Arts and Humanities Council of Greater Baton Rouge, 1974-; mcm. pres.'s council Am. Assn. State Univs., 1972-; mem. council of trustees Gulf South Research Inst., 1972-; pres. Council So. Univs., 1975-76. Served with USNR, 1942-46; PTO. Mem. Am. Agri. Econ. Assn., Ain. Marketing Assn., Ann. Legion (post comdr.), Internat. House, Sigma Xi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi (pres.), Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, Gamma Sigma Delta, Alpha Zeta, Pi Gamma Mu. Presbyn. Elk, Rotarian. Contbr. articles to profl. jours. Home: 2959 E Lakeshore Dr Baton Rouge LA 70808 OSWALD, JOHN WIELAND, univ. pres.; b. Mpls., Oct. 11, 1917, s. Wieland L. and Isabel (Dunn) 0.; A.B.. Depauw U., 1938, LL.D., 1964; Ph.D., U. Cal. at Berkeley, 1942; LL.D., Centre Coll., U. Louisville, 1966, U. Cal. at Davis, 1967; D.S.D., Temple U., 1971; D.H.L., Juniata Coll., 197 J; in. Rosanel Owen, October 20, 1945; rhiidren --- Elizabeth, Nancv. John Wieland. Faculty, staff U. Cal. at Berkeley, 1945-63, churn. dept. plant pathology, 1954-59, prof. plant pathology, 1957-63, v.p., exec. asst to pres., 1961-62, v.p. adminstrn., 1962-63; pres. U. Ky., 1963-68; exec. v.p. U. Cal., 1968-70; pres. Pa. State U., 1970 ---. Cons. NSF, 1957-67. Served to It. USNR, World War II. Decorated Letter Commendation sec. navy: D.S.C. (Britain); Fulbright research grantee; 1953-54. Mein. Am. Phytopath. Soc., Am. Council Edn. (churn. 1972-73, dir.), Nat. Assn. State Univs. and Land Grant Coils. (exec. coin. 1969-72), Am. Assn. Univs. (v.p.), Pa. Assn. Colls. and Univs. (pres.), Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. Phi Kappa Psi. Episcopalian. (vestry, sr. warden). Contbr. articles to profl. jours. Discoverer virus diseases in cereals in Cal. Home: 639 Kennard Rd State College PA 16801 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : btA-RDP86B00985R000300140024-9 Approved For Releas 2001/12/05: CIA-RDP86B00985R00QW0140024-9 Davison, Frederick Corbet University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 14,895 Hackerman, Norman Rice University Houston, Texas 2,563 Hesburgh, Theodore Martin University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, Indiana 6,815 Hogness, John Rusten University of Washington Seattle, Washington 26,781 Magrath, C. Peter University of Minnesota/Twin Cities Minneapolis, Minnesota 29,795 Oaks, Dallin Harris Brigham Young University Provo, Utah 25,284 Oswald, John Wieland Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 43,885 Saxon, David Stephen University of California/Berkeley Berkeley, California 18,216 Sproull, Robert Lamb University of Rochester Rochester, New York 4,300 Stanford, Henry King University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida 8,452 Wharton, Clifton Reginald, Jr. Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 35,506 Wiesner, Jerome Bert Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts 4,358 Woodin, Martin Dwight Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana 16,642 Approved For Release 2001/12/05 : CIA-RDP86B00985R000300140024-9