Francis Joseph Henninger

Background

Henninger, Francis Joseph was born on October 17, 1935 in Jamaica, New York, United States. Son of Francis Augustine and Sara Eduarda (Hurtado) Henninger.

Education

Bachelor in English and Speech, St. John's University, 1956. Master of Arts in English, University Notre Dame, 1958. Master of Arts in American Civilization, University Pennsylvania, 1962.

Doctor of Philosophy in American Civilization, University Pennsylvania, 1965.

Career

Instructor, Siena College, Loudonville, New York, 1958-1961; instructor, Adelphi U., Garden City, New York, 1961; research archivist, Gunston Hall, Lorton, Virginia, 1963-1965; assistant professor, associate professor American studies, U. Dayton, Ohio., 1965-1987; professor, U. Dayton, Ohio., since 1987; director American studies program, U. Dayton, Ohio., since 1970; director Dayton Humanities Institute, U. Dayton, Ohio., since 1989. Consultant to the United States government and numerous companies, since 1966.

Achievements

• Francis Joseph Henninger has been listed as a noteworthy American studies educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman Citizens for Family Protection, Huber Heights, Ohio, 1967-1968. Member American Association of University Professors, American Culture Association.

Interests

• Avocations: family visiting, travel, reading, chess, nature walking.

Connections

Married Elinore Ann Craven, August 31, 1957. Children: Mary, Joseph, Thomas, Francis, James, Katherine.

Father:

Francis Augustine Henninger

Mother:

Sara Eduarda (Hurtado) Henninger

Spouse:

Elinore Ann Craven

child:

Mary Henninger

child:

James Henninger

child:

Thomas Henninger

child:

Francis Henninger

child:

Katherine Henninger

child:

Joseph Henninger