Philip Cornellier

Background

Cornellier, Philip was born on November 20, 1892 in St. Remi, Napierville County, Quebec, Canada. Son of Louis M. and Marie (O'Gleman) Cornellier.

Education

Bachelor, Licentiate in Philosphy, U. Ottawa, 1913; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Ottawa, 1915; Bachelor of Civil Law, Gregorian U., Rome, Italy Doctor of Divinity, Oblates of Mary Immaculate Novitiate, Lachine, Canada, 1913-1914.

Career

Teacher high school Department, University Ottawa, 1919; professor theology, U. Ottawa, 1920-1928; professor philosophy (psychology, ethics and history of philosophy), U. Ottawa, 1928-1942; professor philosopy of science, U. Ottawa, 1932-1942; registrar of the university, U. Ottawa, 1933-1939; vice rector, U. Ottawa, 1939-1942; rector, U. Ottawa, 1942-1946; rector, St. Paul's Seminary, 1946-1952; vice rector, U. Ottawa, 1952-1955; professor medical ethics, U. Ottawa, from 1955.

Achievements

• Philip Cornellier has been listed as a noteworthy Clergyman and educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Oblates of Mary Immaculate, Society Thomiste (Ottawa), Polish Institute.Arts and Sciences in American, Académie St. Thomas d'Aquin, American Geography Society of New York.

Connections

Father:

Louis M. Cornellier

Mother:

Marie (O'Gleman) Cornellier