George Frederick Arps

Background

Arps, George Frederick was born on January 23, 1874 in Cary, Illinois, United States. Son of August H. and Ida (Hansen) Arps.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Leland Stanford Junior University, 1904. Master of Arts, Indiana University, 1905. Student Berlin (Germany) University, 1905-1906.

Doctor of Philosophy, University of Leipzig, 1908.

Career

University, 1909-1910. Assistant professor psychology, University of Illinois, 1910-1912. Professor psychology and head of department, Ohio State University, since 1912, dean College of Education, 1920-1937, dean Graduate School, since 1937.

Appointed captain Sanitary Corps, United States of America, major, February 9, 1918-August 14, 1919.

Served as chief psychological examiner Camp Sherman, O., also as chief camp morale officer Appointment chief educational officer United States of America General Hospital 36, Detroit, December 5, 1918, also chief hospital morale officer

Major reserve officer, Sanitary Corps, since 1920. Home: Columbus, Ohio

Achievements

• George Frederick Arps has been listed as a noteworthy psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Alice Mary Black, October 18, 1905. Children: Leslie H., Margaret M. Associate.

Father:

August H. Arps

Mother:

Ida (Hansen) Arps

Spouse:

Alice Mary Black

child:

Margaret M. Asso Arps

child:

Leslie H. Arps