L. Richard Warner

Background

Warner, L. Richard was born on June 29, 1927 in Atlantic City. Son of Leon and Jean Elizabeth (Cook) Warner.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Glassboro State College, 1952. Master of Science, Rutgers University, 1957. Doctor of Education, Temple University, 1971.

Career

Teacher-principal Margate Public Schools, New Jersey, 1951—1956. Administrative principal Absecon Public School, 1956—1958, Riverton Public School, 1958—1966. Assistant professor education Trenton State College, 1966—1972, associate professor, since 1972.

Principal-coordinator Laboratory School, 1966—1972, chairman department media communication, 1972—1979, coordinator inservice education, 1981—1983, coordinator instructional computing, since 1983. Editor newsletter Facts, 1976—1979. Homestay coordinator Greater Trenton Chapter People-to-People International, 1976—1979, vice president, 1976—1979, president, since 1982.

Delegate leader civilian ambassador program to England and Scotland, 1982. Delegate leader civilian ambassador program to Denmark, Holland and England, 86. East coast council chairperson, since 1986.

Trustee, since 1984.

Achievements

• L. Richard Warner has been listed as a noteworthy computer science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Trenton State College Faculty Association (president 1978-1979), Kappa Delta Pi (elder), Phi Delta Kappa.

Connections

Married Eleanore Jean Burtis Warner, August 9, 1971. Children: Jean Ellen, Elizabeth Gayle, Leon Richard, Melissa Jean, James Douglass.

Father:

Leon Warner

Mother:

Jean Elizabeth (Cook) Warner

Spouse:

Eleanore Jean Burtis Warner

child:

Leon Richard Warner

child:

Elizabeth Gayle Warner

child:

James Douglass Warner

child:

Jean Ellen Warner

child:

Melissa Jean Warner