George Ernest Schlesser

Background

Schlesser, George Ernest was born on April 12, 1907 in Portland, Oregon, United States. Son of George Ernest and Anna Maude (Lucia) Schlesser.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Oregon, 1930, Master of Arts, 1931. Student Stanford 1933. Doctor of Philosophy, Yale, 1937.

Career

1 son, Thomas Piper. Research assistant U. Oregon, 1930-1931. Secondary school teacher, 1931-1935. Teaching fellow Yale, 1935-1937.

Instructor, associate professor Colgate University, 1937-1949, professor, 1949-1973, department chairman education, 1949-1973, director summer Programs, 1950-1973, director teacher education Five-College Cooperative Study, 1965-1968, acting director graduate studies, 1968-1969, director graduate studies, 1969-1973, director educational research measurement educational change, 1967-1973.

Visiting lecturer University of Michigan, summer 1938, San Diego State College, 1948. Director research Kettering-Colgate Ednl.

Change Project, 1967-1973. President Hamilton Community Forum, 1948-1950.

Social Science Research Council grantee for measurement persistence of industrial personnel, 1952.

College Entrance Examination research grantee for measurement and analysis academic motivation, 1959-1965.

Achievements

• George Ernest Schlesser has been listed as a noteworthy educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Psychological assosiation, New York State Education Research Association, American Education Research Association, American Association University Professors, Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa (honorary).

Connections

Married Lois Elizabeth Piper, August 16, 1938.

Father:

George Ernest Schlesser

Mother:

Anna Maude (Lucia) Schlesser

Spouse:

Lois Elizabeth Piper