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Smith, Ellison Ward was born on November 15, 1922 in New York City. Son of Worthington Ward and Alma (Ellison) Smith.
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Ellison Ward Smith, American university administrator. Recipient National Communications award, Council Advancement and Support Education, 1972-1973, Creativity award, United States television Commercials Festival, 1975. Member of American Society Engineering Education, Cincinnati Society, Princeton (New York ).
Education
Bachelor, Virginia University, 1948. Master of Arts, Columbia Pacific University. Doctor of Philosophy, Columbia Pacific University, 1981.
Career
Roving editor corporation publications International Business Machines Corporation, New York City, 1953—1955, speechwriter, office president, 1956—1957. Staff writer Birmingham News, Alabama, 1958—1959. Natural science writer New York Herald Tribune, 1959—1962.
Editor reports on research Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1963—1968. Executive speechwriter Honeywell Corporation, Minneapolis, 1968—1969. Assistant to dean engineering Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, since 1969.
Educational consultant Union Carbide Corporation, 1975—1977. Consultant Arthur D. Little Corporation, 1965—1967, Engineers Council Professional Development, 1973, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1977—1979. With United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1945.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Society Engineering Education, Cincinnati Society, Princeton (New York ).
Connections
Married Marion Ruth Hart, July 30, 1949. Children: Peter Worthington, Anthony Hart.
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Political Party
Republican
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Recipient National Communications award, Council Advancement and Support Education, 1972-1973, Creativity award, United States television Commercials Festival, 1975.Recipient National Communications award, Council Advancement and Support Education, 1972-1973, Creativity award, United States television Commercials Festival, 1975.