Howard Frank Gillette

Background

Gillette, Howard Frank was born on June 8, 1942 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Howard F. and Mary Gillette.

Education

Divorced; Doctor of Philosophy, 1970. Lecturer, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1969-1970. Assistant professor George Washington University, Washington, 1970-1976, associate professor, 1976-1986, professor American Civilization, 1986, director American Studies program, 1986-1990, director Center for Washington Area Studies, 1983-1986.

Company-editor: Divided Metropolis, 1980, American Urbanism, 1987.

Editor Washington History Magazine, 1990. Contributor articles to professional journals.

Career

Assistant professor George Washington University, Washington, 1970-1976, associate Editor Washington History Magazine, 1990. President The Ripon Society, Washington, 1971-1972.

Achievements

• Howard Frank Gillette has been listed as a noteworthy historian, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member staff Anderson for President, Washington, 1980. Member Organisation American Historians, American Studies Association, History Society Washington (board of managers since 1985, vice president 1986-1990, president L"Enfant Forum 1986-1990), National Trust for History Preservation, Urban History Association.

Connections

Children: Ellery H., Felix P. Bachelor of Arts, Yale University, 1964.

Father:

Howard F. Gillette

Mother:

Mary Gillette

child:

Yale University Gillette

child:

Ellery H. Gillette

child:

1964 Gillette

child:

Felix P. Bachelor of Arts Gillette