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Herr, Edwin Leon was born on November 23, 1933 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Samuel Leon and Ruth Estelle (McGonigal) Herr.
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Herr, Edwin Leon was born on November 23, 1933 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Samuel Leon and Ruth Estelle (McGonigal) Herr.
Bachelor of Science in Business Education, Shippensburg State Teachers College, 1955. Master of Arts in Psychological, Columbia University, 1959. Professional Diploma, Columbia University, 1961.
Doctor of Education, Columbia University, 1963.
Instructor Teachers College Columbia University, New York City, 1959-1963. From assistant to associate professor department counselor education State University of New York, Buffalo, 1963-1966. Director bureau guidance services, director bureau pupil personnel Pennsylvania Department Public Instruction, Harrisburg, 1966-1968.
Professor education Pennsylvania State University College Education, State College, 1968-1989, distinguished professor education, 1989—2003, distinguished professor emeritus, since 2003. Department head counselor education, counseling psychology & rehabilitation services Pennsylvania State University College Education, State College, 1968-1992, acting assistant dean for graduate studies, 1972-1974, director vocational education, 1972-1977, 85-90, acting director division education policy studies, 1973-1976, interim dean College Education, 1974, 98-99, director addictions prevention laboratory, 1978-1979, associate dean graduate programs, research and technical, 1992-2001. Director College Education Counseling Center, 1974-1992.
Visiting professor Institute for the Development Nations/U. Reading, England, 1967, University British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 1989. Extension professor Temple University, 1967-1968. Auxiliary professor psychology adolescence Lebanon Valley College, 1967-1968.
Faculty National Center for Research in Vocational Education/Ohio State University, 1978-1985.loaned executive Center County United Way, 2003-2007, executive board mem Center Stage Theater, PA State University, 2003-2008.
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Co-chairman Centre County Cancer Crusade, State College, 1978-1979. Lay leader St. Pauls United Methodist Church, State College, 1978-1981, chairman administrative board, 1978-1981, chairman education commission, 1975-1978, pastor-parish committee, 1981-1983. Active State College Municipal Band, since 1989.
Active Senior Citizens Dance Band, since 1998, Jazz Band, since 2000. Assistant baseball coach Teener League, 1982-1983. Board directors General Alumni Association of Shippensburg University, since 2002, president, since 2007.
Board directors Pennsylvania Centre Stage. Captain Pennsylvania Air National Guard, United States Air Force Reserve, 1952-1968. Fellow American Counseling Association (life, president 1982-1985, Professional Development Leadership award 1990, Extended Research award 2003), American Association Applied and Preventive Psychology (fellow, committee member), American Psychological Association (fellow, committee member, distinguished senior contributor 2000), American Psychological Society (fellow, committee member), Pennsylvania Psychological Association (fellow, committee member).
Member American Counseling Association (president 1983-1984, Professional Development award 1990), National Vocational Guidance Association (president 1978-1981, fellow, Merit award 1976, Outstanding Service award 1990), International Round Table for the Advancement Counseling (board directors 1976-1984), International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance (board directors 1991-1999), Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (president 1974-1975, president North Atlantic region 1969-1970, Outstanding Service award 1975, Professional Leadership award 1990, Counseling Innovation and Vision award 2004), American Personnel and Guidance Association (board directors 1975-1978, 82-85, Arthur A. Hitchcock Distinguished Professional Service award 1980), American School Counselor Association, American Vocational Association, Association for Multi-Cultural Counseling and Development, National Career Development Association (president 1978-1981, Eminent Career award 1986, President award 2000, 2004), Association for Measurement and Evaluation in Guidance, American Mental Health Counselors Association, International Association for Applied Psychology, World Future Society, Pennsylvania Counseling Association (life, Presidential award 1993, Lifetime Achievement award 2003), National Certified Council, National Certified Career Counselor (certified), American Association Christian Counselors, Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Chi Sigma Iota (president 2000-2001, Computer Society of India Thomas J. Sweeney Professional Leadership award, 2010), Shippewnsburg University Alumni Association(executive board, 2003-2004, president,2009).
Married Patricia Ann Greene, July 27, 1963. Children: Amber Leigh, Christopher Alan, Alicia Estelle.