Background
Jackson, Curtis Maitland was born on April 20, 1933 in New York City. Son of Maitland Shaw and Janet Haughs (Dunbar) Jackson.
Jackson, Curtis Maitland was born on April 20, 1933 in New York City. Son of Maitland Shaw and Janet Haughs (Dunbar) Jackson.
Bachelor of Science in Metallurgical Engineering, New York University, 1954; Master of Science, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1959; Doctor of Philosophy (Battelle staff fellow), Ohio State University, Columbus, 1966.
Principal metallurgical engineer, Columbus division Battelle Memorial Institute, 1954-1961; project leader, Columbus division Battelle Memorial Institute, 1961-1967; associate chief specialty alloys, Columbus division Battelle Memorial Institute, 1967-1977; associate manager physical and applied metallurgy, Columbus division Battelle Memorial Institute, since 1977. Researcher in metallurgical technical.
Member troop committee Boy Scouts American, 1975-1983, assistant scoutmaster, 1978-1983. Advisor Order of DeMolay, 1954-1957, 78-86. Member official board Methodist Church, 1957-1966.
Member Wire Foundation (director 1974-1986 ), Wire Association International (vice president 1973-1976, president 1976-1977, director 1970-1978, Mordica Memorial award 1977, J. Edward Donnellan award 1978, Meritorious Technology Paper award 1981), New York University Metallurgical Alumni Association (president 1966-1968), American Institute Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers (chairman Ohio Valley section 1964-1966, chairman North Central United States region 1965-1966), American Society Metals, American Vacuum Society, New York University, Ohio State University alumni associations, Sigma Xi, Alpha Sigma Mu, Phi Lambda Upsilon. Clubs: New York University.
Married Cordelia Ann Shupe, July 6, 1957 (divorced 1985). Children: Carol Jackson Adams, David Curtis.