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James Frederick Bender was born on April 6, 1905, in Dayton, Ohio, United States. He was the son of Fred Jacob and Bertha (Zimmerman) Bender.
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James Frederick Bender was born on April 6, 1905, in Dayton, Ohio, United States. He was the son of Fred Jacob and Bertha (Zimmerman) Bender.
Bender received his Bachelor of Science degree at the Columbia University, in 1928. He obtained Doctor of Philosophy degree at that educational institution 11 years later.
He had an honorary Doctor of Hebrew Literature degree from the Adelphi University, which he had received in 1980.
Bender devoted much of his career to the field of education, especially in the area of speech therapy.
Bender worked as a psychological examiner in the personnel bureau of New York’s City College from 1928 to 1937. In 1928 he also began twelve years of teaching psychology at Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute. He became chair of the speech department at Queens College in 1937 and also served its Speech-Language-Hearing Center as founding director. In 1944 he began ten years as founding director of the National Institute of Human Relations in New York City. According to the New York Times, this work helped him gain recognition as a “language maven and psychologist to the masses”.
Bender wrote numerous articles for newspapers and magazines, and began to delve into the psychology of the work environment. He founded James F. Bender & Associates in 1954 and worked as a business consultant; he became a licensed psychologist in 1958.
In 1960 he began to teach business at Adelphi University and served as its dean of the Center of Banking and Money Management.
Later posts included work at Pace University, C. W. Post College, and a return to Adelphi. He taught students how to invest, and they worked with a portfolio of stocks that earned enough money to launch the Money Management Institute at Post College.
Before his retirement in 1985, he became dean of Adelphi’s Center for Banking and Money Management.
Among his numerous books are Speech Correction Manual (with Victor M. Kleinfeld), Personality Structure of Stuttering, How to Talk Well, Profits from Business Letters, How to Sell Well, Make Your Business Letters Make Friends, Do’s and Don'ts of the Sales Interview, and Salesman’s Mispronunciations.
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Bender married Anne Parsons on June 25, 1925. After their divorce, he married Gertrude Moller, on January 21, 1966. That couple also divorced, in 1967. Finally, he married Vera E. Sattler, on February 21, 1968.