Background
Anderson, Clifton Einar was born on December 17, 1923 in Frederic, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Andrew John and Ida Louise (Johnson) Anderson.
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Clifton Einar Anderson
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Clifton Einar Anderson, American writer, corporate communications specialist. Recipient Research award Fund for Adult Education, 1954-1955, United States Office Education, 1965-1968, 1st prize in newswriting competition Association American Agricultural College Editors, 1976, merit award Agricultural Relations Council, 1995, National Service award Washington Times Foundation, 1996.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1947; Master of Arts, University of California, Berkeley, 1954.
Career
News editor Chicago Daily Drover's Journal, 1943-1945. Assistant editor The Progressive, Madison, Wisconsin, 1946-1947. Director publications American Press, Beirut, 1948-1953.
Manager rural programs Houston Chamber of Commerce C., 1957-1962. Faculty Texas Agricultural and Mechanical University, College Station, 1962-1965. Research fellow University Texas, Austin, 1965-1968.
Faculty Southwestern Oklahoma University, Weatherford, 1968-1972. Extension editor University Idaho, Moscow, 1972-1997, professor emeritus, since 1997. Speaker John Macmurray Centennial Conference Marquette University, 1991, National Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution, 1993, moderator the United Nations at 50 seminar, 1995.
Moderator Korea Today and Tomorrow Symposium Washington State University, 1995. Speaker in field.
Membership
Treasurer Moscow Sister City Association, since 1986. Founding member Coalition for Central America, Moscow, 1986. Chairman U. Idaho Affirmative Action Committee, 1990.
Member county on home and community care Area Agency on Aging, 1995. Writer campaign staff Senator R.M. La Follette, Junior, Madison, Wisconsin, 1946. On senatorial campaign staff of Hubert H. Humphrey, Minneapolis, 1948.
Chairman BorahFound. for Outlawry of War, U. Idaho, 1986-1987, chairman Borah Symposium, 1986-1987. Fellow Martin Institute Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution. Member WorldFuture Society (speaker 6th general assembly 1989, 7th general assembly 1993), Agriculture, Food and Social Values Society, Association for Humanistic Psychology, Association for Religion and Intellectual Life, professors World Peace Academy, World Constitution and Parliament Association.
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Connections
Married Phyllis Mary Nolan, October 5, 1943. Children: Kristine, Craig.
Awards
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Recipient Research award Fund for Adult Education, 1954-1955, United States Office Education, 1965-1968, 1st prize in newswriting competition Association American Agricultural College Editors, 1976, merit award Agricultural Relations Council, 1995, National Service award Washington Times Foundation, 1996.Recipient Research award Fund for Adult Education, 1954-1955, United States Office Education, 1965-1968, 1st prize in newswriting competition Association American Agricultural College Editors, 1976, merit award Agricultural Relations Council, 1995, National Service award Washington Times Foundation, 1996.