James Grenfell Mauldon

Background

Mauldon, James Grenfell was born on February 9, 1920 in London. Son of Philip George and Eileen Grenfell (Hicks) Mauldon.

Education

Master of Arts with honors, Oxford University, England, 1947. Master of Arts (honorary), Amherst College, Massachusetts, 1970.

Career

Member faculty Oxford University, 1947—1968, Common University Fund lecturer, 1951—1968, chairman mathematics faculty, 1966—1968. Fellow Corpus Christi College, 1950—1968, dean, 1951—1957, emeritus fellow, since 1977. Member faculty University California, Berkeley, 1960—1961.

Professor mathematics Amherst College, Massachusetts, since 1968. Consultant A Programming Language Mathematics Notation, Paris, 1974—1975. Visiting fellow Australian National University, Canberra, 1983, 1987.

Served to major British Army, 1939-1946.

Achievements

• James Grenfell Mauldon has been listed as a noteworthy mathematics professor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of American Association of University Professors, Elizabethane Society, Mathematics Association America, American Mathematics Society, Institute of Mathematics Statistics, Royal Statistical Society, Oxford Alpine, Royal Tank Regiment Officers (London), Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married Margaret Capron Mauldon, July 11, 1953. Children: Jane, Matthew, Maria, Lucy.

Father:

Philip George Mauldon

Mother:

Eileen Grenfell (Hicks) Mauldon

Spouse:

Margaret Capron Mauldon

child:

Jane Mauldon

child:

Matthew Mauldon

child:

Lucy Mauldon

child:

Maria Mauldon