Harrison Mosley Ethridge

Background

Ethridge, Harrison Mosley was born on April 5, 1933 in Hopewell. Son of Harrison and Pauline (Mosley) Ethridge.

Education

Student, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1950—1954. Bachelor, Millsaps College, 1956. Master of Arts in History, University Richmond, 1963.

Postgraduate, American University, 1967—1968. Postgraduate, Rutgers University, 1970—1971. Postgraduate, Catholic University, 1975.

District Attorney, Catholic University, 1979.

Career

Commissioned ensign United States Navy, 1957. Advanced through grades to lieutenant, 1963. Communications officer Destroyer Squadron 36 Flagship United States Ship New, 1957—1960.

Staff communications CinC United States Naval Forces Europe, London, 1960—1962. Assistant director admissions George Washington University, Washington, 1963—1967. Instructor history Frostburg State College, Maryland, 1968—1970.

Assistant professor history Catonsville Community College, 1970—1975, associate professor, 1975—1979, professor, since 1979, capital budget coordinator, since 1981. Adjunct faculty graduate school Morgan State University, Maryland, since 1984. Consultant History American Building Survey, United States Department Interior, 1979, Carroll County Community College, since 1983.

Member community delegate, chairman Bicentennial Assembly, 1974. Member community delegate History Preservation Review Board, Washington, since 1983.

Achievements

• Harrison Mosley Ethridge has been listed as a notable educator, architectural historian by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Candidate city council, 1974. Trustee, president board directors Old Stone Church Foundation, Leesburg, Virginia, 1983. Member of National Trust History Preservation, Society Architectural Historians, Methodist History Society (trustee Virginia Conference), Columbia History Society, Virginia History Society (life), Army-Navy, Kappa Sigma.

Connections

Father:

Harrison Ethridge

Mother:

Pauline (Mosley) Ethridge