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Cerny, Lawrence Charles was born on March 5, 1929 in Cleveland. Son of Albert Frank and Bertha Josephine (Svoboda) Cerny.
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Lawrence Charles Cerny, American Chemistry educator. Fulbright scholar, 1955-1956; United States-Czech Academy Science Exch. fellow, Prague, 1967, Senior fellow Fogarty International award, Kiryu, Japan, 1989; Research Travel grantee, Oxford, England, 1980, 83; recipient Public Health Svc. Career Development award, Utica, 1967-1972, Key to City of Utica, 1976.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Case Institute, 1951; Master of Science, Case Institute, 1952; postgraduate, Cornell Univercity, 1952-1955; Doctor of Philosophy, Ghent U., Belgium, 1956.
Career
Assistant professor, John Carroll U., Cleveland, 1956-1960; associate professor, Syracuse University, Utica (New York) College, 1960-1965; professor, Syracuse University, Utica (New York) College, since 1965. Investigator MAsonic Medical Research Laboratory, Utica, 1972-1986. Visiting professor U. L'Aquila, Italy, 1990.
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Membership
Member American Heart Association, Utica, 1962-1972. Member Clinton Road School Parent-Teachers Association, treasurer 1968-1972. Member American Institute Chemistry, The Red Band, Utica College Band, KC, Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Xi.
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Married Elaine Louise Rose, September 24, 1955. Children: Louise Alfredson, Mary, Charles.
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Roman Catholic
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Fulbright scholar, 1955-1956. United States-Czech Academy Science Exch. fellow, Prague, 1967, Senior fellow Fogarty International award, Kiryu, Japan, 1989. Research Travel grantee, Oxford, England, 1980, 83. Recipient Public Health Svc. Career Development award, Utica, 1967-1972, Key to City of Utica, 1976.Fulbright scholar, 1955-1956. United States-Czech Academy Science Exch. fellow, Prague, 1967, Senior fellow Fogarty International award, Kiryu, Japan, 1989. Research Travel grantee, Oxford, England, 1980, 83.
Recipient Public Health Svc. Career Development award, Utica, 1967-1972, Key to City of Utica, 1976.