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Wortham, Albert William was born on January 18, 1927 in Athens, Texas, United States. Son of William Albert and Maggie Wortham.
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Albert William Wortham
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Albert William Wortham, American engineer, consultant, rancher. Registered professional engineer Texas. Fellow: American Society Quality Control; member: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Professional Engineers North Carolina, American Institute Industrial Engineers (award excellence 1983), American Society Engineering Education, National Society Professional Engineers.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, East Texas State University, 1946. Master of Science, Oklahoma State University, 1951, Doctor of Philosophy, 1954.
Career
Registered profile engineer, Texas Senior engineer, supervisor Chance Vought Aircraft, Dallas, 1951-1957. Manager quality assurance, chief industrial engineer, other management positions Texas Instruments, Dallas, 1957-1963. Professor, chairman industrial engineering department Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, College Station, 1963-1974, professor, 1974-1975.
Consultant Federal Energy Administration, Washington, 1974-1975, International Consultant, Bryan, Texas, 1975-1981.
Professor, chairman industrial engineering department North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, 1981-1983. Associate real estate broker Tice Realty, Greensboro, 1983-1984.
With United States Navy, 1943-1944. Charter member of the Board of Governors Oklahoma State University.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Society Quality Control. Member National Society Professional Engineers, American Society Engineering Education, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Operations Research Society American, American Institute Industrial Engineers (award of excellence in quality and reliability 1983), Professional Engineers North Carolina.
Connections
Married Conrad Edwina Peters, December 18, 1965. Children: Gary, Ann, Conrad, Kimberly.
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American
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1946
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1951
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