Background
Anguizola, Gustav Antonio was born on February 28, 1925 in Panama Canal Zone. Naturalized, United States, 1961. Son of Antonio Anguizola Palma and Melida Guerra Gómez.
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Gustav Antonio Anguizola
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Gustav Antonio Anguizola, American historian, educator, writer, consultant. Recipient Hays-Mundt award United States Department State, 1953, Fulbright-Hays award, 1964, Andrew Mellon award, 1982, The Ronald Reagan Gold medal, 1982; National Endowment of the Humanities grantee Stanford University, 1975, University Chg., since 1985; named Alumnus of Year, Evansville University, 1984.
Education
Bachelor, Evansville College, 1948. Master of Arts, Indiana University, 1951. Doctor of Philosophy, Indiana University, 1954.
Certified, American School Classics, Athens, Greece, 1964. Certified, Stanford University, 1975.
Career
Senior chemical tester Allby Corporation, Gary, Indiana, 1956-1959. Department chairman Morris College, Sumter, South Carolina, 1959-1962. Special assistant Panam.
Games Mayor of Chicago, 1959. Visiting professor State University of New York, Geneseo, summers 1961, 62. Chairman department Elizabeth City State College, North Carolina, 1962-1963.
Assistant professor Purdue University, Lafayette, Hammond, Indiana, 1963-1966. Assistant professor history University Texas, Arlington, 1966-1982, research professor, from 1982. Associate professor Chicago State University, 1967-1969.
Chairman midwest Collegiate Council United Nations, New York City, 1962-1976. Consultant North Carolina Board Education, Raleigh, 1962-1963, Hispanic American History Review, Austin, 1970-1972, Governor of Texas, Austin, 1980-1982, Inter-American Security Council, Washington, since 1977. Chairman board The Freedom Federation, Washington, 1982-1986.
Member Minorities Commission of Texas, 1980-1982. Member Governor of Texas Committee, since 1987.
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Precinct chairman Republican Party Texas, since 1979, election judge, since 1985. Member National Committee Republican Party, Washington, since 1982. Delegate State Republican Convention, Texas, since 1978, National Republican Convention, 1992.
Consultant Heritage Foundation, Washington, since 1980, Freedom Federation. Member American History Association, American Association of University Professors (region secretary since 1982), Texas State Teachers Association, Conference on Latin American History, Pacific Coast Council Latin American Studies, National Science Society Association, Arlington Republican Club, Hispanic Assembly Texas, President's Club.
Connections
Children: Phillip Anthony, Jerome James (deceased).
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Religion
Roman Catholic
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Recipient Hays-Mundt award United States Department State, 1953, Fulbright-Hays award, 1964, Andrew Mellon award, 1982, The Ronald Reagan Gold medal, 1982. National Endowment of the Humanities grantee Stanford University, 1975, University Chg., since 1985. Named Alumnus of Year, Evansville University, 1984.Recipient Hays-Mundt award United States Department State, 1953, Fulbright-Hays award, 1964, Andrew Mellon award, 1982, The Ronald Reagan Gold medal, 1982. National Endowment of the Humanities grantee Stanford University, 1975, University Chg., since 1985. Named Alumnus of Year, Evansville University, 1984.