John Theodore Grupenhoff

Background

Grupenhoff, John Theodore was born on September 2, 1934 in Cincinnati. Son of Lawrence Alousius and Alvina (Hesselbrock) Grupenhoff.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Xavier University, 1956. Doctor of Philosophy, University Texas, 1961.

Career

Assistant professor, Xavier U., Cincinnati, 1961-1963; acting director labor, education, research, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1963-1965; administrative assistant congressional office, United States Congress, Washington, 1965-1966; deputy assistant secretary legislation, Department Health, Edition and Welfare, Washington, 1967-1968; director regional offices, Department Health, Edition and Welfare, Washington, 1968-1969; president, Science and Health Commission Group, Bethesda, Maryland., 1969-1995; founder, president, Senior Environment Corps., Bethesda, Maryland., 1990-1995; founder, executive vice president, National Association Physicians for the Environment, Bethesda, Maryland., since 1990.

Achievements

• John Theodore Grupenhoff has been listed as a noteworthy health science association administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The Veterans Administration medical school assistance and health manpower training act of 1972 (Public law 92-541) (The Health legislation report series)
  • Congressional Directory: Environment

Membership

Captain United States Army, 1957-1962. Member Capitol Hill Club, National Press Club, Avenel Golf Club.

Interests

• Avocations: golf, writing.

Connections

Married Suzanne Wallace Prye, September 10, 1977. Children: Judy, William, Beth, Jennifer, Rebecca, Amy, Ted, Michele.

Father:

Lawrence Alousius Grupenhoff

Mother:

Alvina (Hesselbrock) Grupenhoff

Spouse:

Suzanne Wallace Prye

child:

Ted Grupenhoff

child:

Michele Grupenhoff

child:

Beth Grupenhoff

child:

William Grupenhoff

child:

Judy Grupenhoff

child:

Amy Grupenhoff

child:

Rebecca Grupenhoff

child:

Jennifer Grupenhoff