Klaus Heymann Schaeffer

Background

Schaeffer, Klaus Heymann was born on February 28, 1921 in Charlottenburg, Germany. Arrived in United States, 1939, naturalized, 1951. Son of Ernst Johann Heymann and Olga Elisabet (Kurnik) Schaeffer.

Education

Bachelor, Oberlin College, 1943. Postgraduate, Yale University, 1944. Postgraduate, University Michigan, 1951.

Bachelor's Degree, Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 1946. Master of Arts, University Nebraska, 1947.

Career

German instructor Gettysburg College, 1945—1946. Instructor, philosophy College William and Mary, 1947—1948. Assistant professor, philosophy and psychology Alma College, 1948—1950, professor, 1950—1951.

Research staff and management positions University Michigan, 1951—1958, Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, California, 1958—1963, Mitre Corporation, Bedford, Massachusetts, 1963—1969, Analytical Systems Corporation, Burlington, 1969—1970, Transportation Systems Center United States Department Transportation, Cambridge, 1970—1983. President Association Public Transportation, 1979—1982. Adjunct professor, urban planning Columbia University, New York City, 1983.

Lecturer Boston Architectural Center, 1979—1987. Consultant, since 1983.

Achievements

• Klaus Heymann Schaeffer has been listed as a noteworthy urban planner, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Transportation Research Forum, Operations Research Society America.

Connections

Married Eunice Eileen Barth, January 26, 1945. Children: Mark H.(deceased), Frank H.

Father:

Ernst Johann Heymann Schaeffer

Mother:

Olga Elisabet (Kurnik) Schaeffer

Spouse:

Eunice Eileen Barth

child:

Mark H. Schaeffer (deceased)

child:

Frank H. Schaeffer