Everette Lon Henderson

Background

Henderson, Everette Lon was born on January 20, 1896 in Rogers, Arkansas, United States. Son of Everette C. and Olive Bell (Layman) Henderson.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Arkansas, 1919. Master of Science, Iowa State College, 1923. Doctor of Philosophy, Iowa State College, 1931.

Career

Instructor analytical chemistry, Iowa State College, 1920-1921; instructor inorganic chemistry, Iowa State College, 1929-1932; assistant professor, U. Tennessee, 1921-1929; associate consultant cehmist, Memphis General Hospital, 1923-1929; assistant professor physical chemistry, U. Detroit, 1932-1933; associate professor, division division, U. Detroit, 1933-1939; professor, director physical chemistry, U. Detroit, 1939-1941; professor, director division inorganic chemistry, U. Detroit, 1941-1953; professor, vice department chairman chemistry, U. Detroit, 1953-1957; professor, U. Detroit, from 1957. Assistant dean freshman studies, from 1965.

Achievements

• Everette LOn Henderson has been listed as a noteworthy chemist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Chemical Society London, Society Chemical Industry, Electrochemical Society, National Association Std. Medical Vocabulary, American Chemical Society, others M C.

Connections

Married Katharine Evelyn Moore, December 27, 1919. Children: Everette Chester, Richard Moore.

Father:

Everette C. Henderson

Mother:

Olive Bell (Layman) Henderson

Spouse:

Katharine Evelyn Moore

child:

Richard Moore Henderson

child:

Everette Chester Henderson