Background
RUDOLPH, Frederick was born on June 19, 1920 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. Son of Charles F. Rudolph and Jennie H. Swope.
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Mark Hopkins and the Log: Williams College, 1836-1872: With an Appendix by the Author- Williams College 1793-1993: Three Eras, Three Cultures
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Mark Hopkins & the Log Williams College
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Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636 (The Carnegie Council series)
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Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636
("Curriculum is an indispensable book.. Written with impre...)
"Curriculum is an indispensable book.. Written with impressive scholarship, distinction of thought, and uncommon wit."?Change"Rudolph uses his dual skills of scholar and communicative writer to present a finely documented work. Without a doubt, it stands forth as the standard."?Choice
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- Mark Hopkins and the Log; Williams College, 1836-1872 (Yale Historical Publications, Miscellany 63)
- Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636 (The Carnegie Council series) by Frederick Rudolph (1977-12-01)
- Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636 (The Carnegie Council series) by Rudolph, Frederick (December 1, 1977) Hardcover 1st
Frederick RUDOLPH
Frederick Rudolph, American history professor. Guggenheim fellow, 1958-1959, 68-69; recipient Frederic W. Ness award Association American Colleges, 1980, Rogerson cup Williams College, 1982, Distinguished Service award Wyoming Seminary, 1986; Frederick Rudolph Professorship of America Culture established in his honor, Williams College, 2007.
Education
Bachelor, Williams College, 1942. Doctor of Letters, Williams College, 1985. Master of Arts, Yale University, 1949.
Doctor of Philosophy, Yale University, 1953. Doctor of Humane Letters, University Rochester, 1994. Doctor of Humane Letters, Wilkes University, 1998.
Career
Instructor history, Williams College, 1946-1947;
assistant instructor, Yale, 1949-1950;
member of faculty, Williams College, since 1951;
professor, Williams College, since 1961;
Mark Hopkins professor of history, Williams College, 1964-1982;
emeritus, Williams College, since 1982;
chairman American civilization program, Williams College, 1971-1980. Williams College marshal, 1978-1987. Visiting lecturer history and education HarvardU., 1960, 61.
Visiting professor School Education, University of California-Berkeley, 1983. Member of commission plans and objectives American Council Education, 1963-1966. Member study group on postsecondary education National Institute Education, 1980-1983.
Member commission on baccalaureate degrees Association American Colls., 1981-1985. Visiting associate Center Studies in Higher Education, University of California-Berkeley, 1983.
Achievements
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Frederick Rudolph has been listed as a noteworthy history professor by Marquis Who's Who.
Works
book
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Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636
("Curriculum is an indispensable book.. Written with impre...)
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Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636 (The Carnegie Council series)
(Curriculum is an indispensable book.. Written with impres...)
- Mark Hopkins and the Log: Williams College, 1836-1872: With an Appendix by the Author- Williams College 1793-1993: Three Eras, Three Cultures
- Mark Hopkins and the Log; Williams College, 1836-1872 (Yale Historical Publications, Miscellany 63)
- Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636 (The Carnegie Council series) by Frederick Rudolph (1977-12-01)
- Mark Hopkins & the Log Williams College
- Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636 (The Carnegie Council series) by Rudolph, Frederick (December 1, 1977) Hardcover 1st
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Curriculum: A History of the American Undergraduate Course of Study Since 1636
Membership
Founding member Berkshire County History Society, 1962, vice president, 1962-1966, president, 1966-1968, board directors, 1974-1976. Trustee Hancock-Shaker Cmty. Inc., 1974-1991, Wyoming Seminary, 1976-1979, Bennington Museum, 1985-1995.
Board directors Armand Hammer United World College American West, since 1993. Captain Army of the United States, 1942-1946. Member National Academy Education, Massachusetts History Society, American History Association, American Studies Association, Organisation American Historians, American Association of University Professors, Phi Beta Kappa.
Connections
Married Dorothy Dannenbaum, June 18, 1949. Children: Marta R. MacDonald, Lisa R. Cushman.
- Father:
- Charles Frederick Rudolph
- Mother:
- Jennie Hill (Swope) Rudolph
- Spouse:
- Dorothy Dannenbaum
- child:
- Marta R. MacDonald Rudolph
- child:
- Lisa R. Cushman Rudolph
Education
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1942
Williams College , Bachelor of Arts -
1985
Williams College , Doctor of Letters -
1949
Yale University , Master of Arts -
1953
Yale University , Doctor of Philosophy -
1994
University Rochester , Doctor of Humane Letters -
1998
Wilkes University , Doctor of Humane Letters
Career
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1946 - 1947
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1949 - 1950
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1982
Awards
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Guggenheim fellow, 1958-1959, 68-69. Recipient Frederic W. Ness award Association American Colleges, 1980, Rogerson cup Williams College, 1982, Distinguished Service award Wyoming Seminary, 1986. Frederick Rudolph Professorship of America Culture established in his honor, Williams College, 2007.Guggenheim fellow, 1958-1959, 68-69. Recipient Frederic W. Ness award Association American Colleges, 1980, Rogerson cup Williams College, 1982, Distinguished Service award Wyoming Seminary, 1986. Frederick Rudolph Professorship of America Culture established in his honor, Williams College, 2007.