Background
Bruin, Hendrik Cornelis de was born on January 3, 1929 in Passaic, New Jersey, United States.
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Hendrik Cornelis de Bruin
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Bachelor, Montclair State University, 1951; Master of Education, U. Arizona, 1953; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Arizona, 1962.
Career
From science teacher to superintendent of schools, various high schools, 1951-1961; assistant professor education, Montana State University, Bozeman, 1962-1964; director graduate program, Butler U., Indianapolis, 1964-1968; dean College of Education, Eastern New Mexico U., Portales, 1968-1976; chairman division of education, Indiana U., South Bend, 1976-1979; head department education, The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina., 1979-1982; director instruction, U. New Mexico, Gallup, since 1982.
Achievements
Membership
Deacon Sunnyside Presbyterian Church, South Bend, 1979-1982, Westminister Presbyterian Church, Gallup, 1983-1985. Served as corporal United States Army, 1946-1948. Member National Organisation Legal Problems of Education (state director 1969-1976, 79-85, board directors 1972-1974), Teacher Education Council State Colleges Universities (accreditation committee 1981), American Association College Teacher Education (chief institutional representative 1968-1982), Association Teacher Educators (national committee 1980), Indiana Association Colls.
Teacher.Edn. (pres 1979, vice president, president elect 1978), National Association Trade and Tech.Schs. (evaluation team), New Mexico Association Colls. Teacher Education (president 1972-1974), American Arbitration Association (member educational panel 1970-1993), Apache County Administrator Association (president 1961), Yavapai County Teachers Association (president 1959), American Association Community Junior Colls.
Interests
Connections
Son of William and Jane (Van Hoek) deB. Married Marie Anniccharicco, July 5, 1952 (divorced August 1974). Children: Mari, Derik.
Married Jo Ann Buck, November 29, 1974.
Awards
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Named one of Community Leaders of the World, 1985, Man of Achievement, 1973, 77, 84, one of 2000 Men of Achievement, 1971. Westinghouse Science fellow Carnegie Institute Technology, 1952, Montclair State College scholar, 1948-1951.Named one of Community Leaders of the World, 1985, Man of Achievement, 1973, 77, 84, one of 2000 Men of Achievement, 1971. Westinghouse Science fellow Carnegie Institute Technology, 1952, Montclair State College scholar, 1948-1951.