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Sears, Curtis Thornton was born on August 3, 1938 in Wareham, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Curtis Thornton Senior and Ruth (Blake) Sears.
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Curtis Thornton Sears
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Curtis Thornton Sears, American Educational administrator. North Atlantic Treaty Organization fellow National Science Foundation, 1966; Recipient Teaching award National Science Teachers Association, 1973, Arts and Sciences Teaching award Georgia State University, 1977. Member American Chemical Society, Royal Society Chemistry, Examinations Institute of America Chemical Society (chair commission 1986-1991).
Education
AB, West Virginia Wesleyan University, 1961; Doctor of Philosophy, U. North Carolina, 1966.
Career
North Atlantic Treaty Organization postdoctoral fellow, Bristol (England) University, 1966-1967; assistant professor of chemistry, University of Southern California, Columbia, 1967-1971; from assistant to associate professor, Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1977; associate chairman chemistry department, Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1986-1991; associate vice president research and information technical, Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1993-1994. Reviewer National Science Foundation, Washington, since 1975, visiting scientist, 1991-1992, 94.
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Member American Chemical Society, Royal Society Chemistry, Examinations Institute of America Chemical Society (chair commission 1986-1991).
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Married Martha Wilda Colvin, July 5, 1960 (divorced May 1977). Children: Amy Elizabeth, Leslie Edward. Married Ronnie Spilton, March 23, 1980.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization fellow National Science Foundation, 1966. Recipient Teaching award National Science Teachers Association, 1973, Arts and Sciences Teaching award Georgia State University, 1977.North Atlantic Treaty Organization fellow National Science Foundation, 1966. Recipient Teaching award National Science Teachers Association, 1973, Arts and Sciences Teaching award Georgia State University, 1977.