Background
Chambers, Merritt Madison was born on January 26, 1899 in Knox County, Ohio, United States. Son of Rufus Ward and Etta Amelia (Miller) Chambers.
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The Colleges And The Courts
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Merritt Madison Chambers
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Student, University Florida, Harvard University Bachelor, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1922; Master of Arts, Ohio State University, 1927; Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 1931; Doctor of Letters, Eastern Kentucky U., 1969.
Career
Teacher principal high schools, 1922-1926;
with, American Council on Education, 1935-1942, 45-51;
consultant, United States Office Education, 1952-1953;
owner-operator, Lafayette Farms, Mount Vernon, Ohio., 1951-1958;
visiting professor higher education, University of Michigan, 1958-1963;
executive director, Michigan Council State College President's, 1961-1962;
professor higher education, Indiana U., 1963-1969;
professor educational administration, consultant on higher education, Illinois State University, Normal, 1969-1985. Participant surveys of higher education, Massachusetts, Illinois, 1949, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Iowa, 1950, New York City, 1961, Kentucky, 1962, Maryland., 1963. Consultant Committee on Government andHigher Education, 1957.
Chairman Long-Range Study Higher Education, Kentucky, 1965-1966;consultant Southern Illinois U. and Michigan State Board Education, 1966.
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The Colleges And The Courts
(This book was originally published prior to 1923, and rep...)
- The colleges and the courts; the developing law of the student and the college,
- Nine years of Grapevine: State tax support of higher education in the Fifty States, 1959-1968,
- Higher education and State governments, 1970-1975
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The Colleges And The Courts
Membership
Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member Knox County Farm Bureau (president 1957-1958), National Education Association (life), Delta Sigma Rho, Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Sigma Phi.
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1942-1946 United States Army Air Force -
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Recipient awards National Organisation on Legal Problems, 1970, National Colloquium on Higher Education, 1971. Presidential citation American College Public Relations Association, 1972. Medalha promundi beneficio Brazilian Academy Humanities.Recipient awards National Organisation on Legal Problems, 1970, National Colloquium on Higher Education, 1971. Presidential citation American College Public Relations Association, 1972. Medalha promundi beneficio Brazilian Academy Humanities.