Bernhard Joseph Stern

Background

Stern, Bernhard Joseph was born on June 19, 1894 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Herman B. and Hattie (Frank) Stern.

Education

Student of University Chicago, 1912-1913. Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Cincinnati, 1916, Master of Arts, 1917. Student of University Michigan, 1921-1922, London School Economics, 1924.

Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia, 1927.

Career

Tutor, College City New York, 1925-1926. Assistant professor sociology U. Washington, 1927-1930. Lecturer sociology, Columbia, since 1931.

Lecturer anthropology, New School Social Research, 1932-1943, 48-—.

Visiting professor sociology, Yale, 1944-1945.

Achievements

• Bernhard Joseph Stern has been listed as a noteworthy sociologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of the board of directors American Committee Protection Foreign Born. Collaborator, commission on human relations Progressive Education Association, 1937-1938, Committee on Research in Medical Economics, 1938-1939, Carnegie Study of the Negro in America, 1939. Member American and Eastern (secretary-treasurer 1943-1952), sociological societies, American Anthropological Society, New York Society Medical History, American Association Science Workers, American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Member editorial committee, commission on Medicine and the Changing Order, New York Academy of Medicine, 1943-1945.

Connections

Married Charlotte Todes, August 23, 1923.

Father:

Herman B. Stern

Mother:

Hattie (Frank) Stern

Spouse:

Charlotte Todes