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Lange, Phil C. was born on February 26, 1914 in North Freedom, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Richard Samuel and Martha (Grosinske) Lange.
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Phil C. Lange, American education educator. Recipient Filmstrip award Graphic Arts, 1966; Communications award National Society Programmed Instruction, 1968; award Educational Press Association American, 1969. Coordinator Issues and Ideas program Community Church College Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, University Wisconsin, 1934; Master of Arts, University Wisconsin, 1936; Doctor of Philosophy, University Wisconsin, 1941.
Career
Teacher Reeseville Public School, Wisconsin, 1935-1937. Chairman English department Wayland Junior College and Academy, Beaver Dam, 1937-1939. Instructor English, student teaching supervisor Beloit High School, 1939-1940.
Assistant instructor University Wisconsin, Madison, 1940-1941, summers 1938, 39. Chairman psychology department, dean mentor Arizona State College, Flagstaff, 1941-1942. Chairman education department State University of New York, Fredonia, 1942-1950.
Professor education, coordinator student teaching Teachers College, Columbia University, since 1950. Consultant, expert for Department State, United Nations Educational, Agency for International Development, 1948, Korea, 1958-1959, Chile, 1970, India, Pakistan, 1972-1973, Afghanistan.
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Coordinator Issues and Ideas program Community Church College Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946.
Connections
Married Irene Oyen, June 8, 1940. Children— Dena Rae, Richard (deceased).
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American
Education
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1934
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1936
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1941
Awards
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Recipient Filmstrip award Graphic Arts, 1966. Communications award National Society Programmed Instruction, 1968. Award Educational Press Association American, 1969.Recipient Filmstrip award Graphic Arts, 1966. Communications award National Society Programmed Instruction, 1968. Award Educational Press Association American, 1969.