Background
Berger, Frederick Jerome was born on November 26, 1916 in Szatmar, Hungary. Came to the United States 1929. Son of Joseph and Goldie (Weiss) Berger.
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Frederick Jerome Berger
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Bachelor of Science, City College of New York, 1959. Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, City College of New York, 1961. Master of Electrical Engineering, New York University, 1964.
Doctor of Laws, Frank Ross Stuart University, 1981. Doctor of Science, Capitol College, Laurel, Maryland, 1986.
Career
Tool and die maker Brewster Aeronautical Company, 1935-1939, chief tool, gauge and plant engineer, 1939-1945. Process engineer Arma Company, 1946-1951. Entrepreneur Electrical Electronic Communication Systems and Machine Shop Equipments, 1952-1961.
Professor, deputy chairman, chairman and engineering science coordinator City University of New York, 1962-1982. Evaluator Accrediting Board Engineering, 1962-1981. Consultant National Science Foundation, 1969-1980.
Membership
With United States Army, World War World War II. Fellow American Society Engineering Education (Frederick J. Berger annual scholarship award since 1990, James H. McGraw award in Engineering Technology Education 1992, Centennial certified and medallion 1993). Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (life, Engineering Svc. award 1964-1981), American Nuclear Engineering Society, Instrument Society American (life), Masons, Tau Alpha Pi (founding executive director since 1973), Tau Beta Pi. M C.
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Hungarian -
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