Background
Seitz, Reynolds C. was born on November 30, 1909 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of J. Charles and Gertrude L. (Reynolds) Seitz.
Reynolds C. Seitz
November 30, 1909 Chicago, Illinois, United States
Instructor English and debate, Evanson (Illinois) High School, 1930-1932; instructor speech and debate, Creighton U., 1934-1936; professor of law, Creighton U., 1938-1941; assistant to superintendent public schools Omaha, 1936-1938; assistant to superintendent public schools St. Louis, 1941; senior attorney, National Labor Relations Board, Washington, 1941-1942; labor relations attorney, Montgomery Ward & Company, Chicago, 1943; director advertising promotion and market research, Chicago Daily News, 1943-1947; editor, staff writer, Chicago Daily News, 1947-1953; lecturer law for the journalist, Northwestern University, Evanston, 1947-1950; on labor law department economics, Northwestern University, 1947-1953; director, Chicago division Northwestern-Medill School Journalism, also associate professor journalism, associate professor public relations, associate professor of law for journalist, associate professor S, 1950-1953; dean, Marquette U. Law School, Milwaukee, 1953-1966; professor of law, Marquette U. Law School, 1953-1980; emeritus professor of law, since 1981. Visiting lecturer University of Wisconsin School Law, 1979.
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Reynolds C. Seitz, American lawyer, educator. Member National Organization Legal Problems in Education (president 1958-1960, editor-in-chief School Law Reporter since 1958), American, Nebraska, Wisconsin bar associations, National Academy Arbitrators, American Arbitration Association, Society Professionals in Dispute Resolution, Phi Delta Kappa.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Notre Dame, 1929; A.M., Northwestern University, 1932; Juris Doctor, Creighton U., 1935; postgraduate law, University of Chicago postgraduate law, Northwestern University in education, Northwestern University in education, Indiana U., summers 1939-1941.
Career
Instructor English and debate, Evanson (Illinois) High School, 1930-1932; instructor speech and debate, Creighton U., 1934-1936; professor of law, Creighton U., 1938-1941; assistant to superintendent public schools Omaha, 1936-1938; assistant to superintendent public schools St. Louis, 1941; senior attorney, National Labor Relations Board, Washington, 1941-1942; labor relations attorney, Montgomery Ward & Company, Chicago, 1943; director advertising promotion and market research, Chicago Daily News, 1943-1947; editor, staff writer, Chicago Daily News, 1947-1953; lecturer law for the journalist, Northwestern University, Evanston, 1947-1950; on labor law department economics, Northwestern University, 1947-1953; director, Chicago division Northwestern-Medill School Journalism, also associate professor journalism, associate professor public relations, associate professor of law for journalist, associate professor S, 1950-1953; dean, Marquette U. Law School, Milwaukee, 1953-1966; professor of law, Marquette U. Law School, 1953-1980; emeritus professor of law, since 1981. Visiting lecturer University of Wisconsin School Law, 1979.
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Membership
Member National Organization Legal Problems in Education (president 1958-1960, editor-in-chief School Law Reporter since 1958), American, Nebraska, Wisconsin bar associations, National Academy Arbitrators, American Arbitration Association, Society Professionals in Dispute Resolution, Phi Delta Kappa.
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Married Anne T. Rouse, August 29, 1939. Children: Eileen, Kathleen, Dianne, Louise.
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