Joseph Berg Esenwein

Background

Esenwein, Joseph Berg was born on May 15, 1867 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Doctor Augustus and Katherine (Angelo), E.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Albright College, 1884. Student Millersville (Pennsylvania) Teachers College, 1886. Master of Arts, Lafayette College, 1894.

Doctor of Philosophy, Richmond College, 1896.

Doctor of Letters, University of Omaha, 1896. Master Humanics, Springfield College, 1937.

Career

President Albright Collegiate Institute, 1895-1896. Educational director Young Men's Christian Association, Washington Heights, New York City, 1897. Literature work and foreign travel, 1898-1899.

Professor of English language and literature, Pennsylvania Military College, Chester, 1899-1903.

Manager Booklovers’ Magazine, 1903-1905. Editor and manager Lippincott’s Magazine, Philadelphia, 1905-1914, and literature adviser to J. B. Lippincott Company, 1908-1914.

Editor The Writer’s Monthly, Springfield, Massachusetts, since 1915, Nature League News, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1936-1938. Head of literature faculty, Home Correspondence School, 1910-1941.

Instructor in public speaking Springfield College, 1920-1937.

Lecturer on educational, ethical and popular topics.

Achievements

• Joseph Berg Esenwein has been listed as a noteworthy editors by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal Society Arts. Member Society of Arts and Letters, et cetera Mason.; Kiwanian.

Connections

Married Caroline Deats Miller, March 21, 1889.

Father:

Doctor Augustus Esenwein

Mother:

Katherine (Angelo) Esenwein

Spouse:

Caroline Deats Miller