Samuel Proctor Mccutchen

Background

Mccutchen, Samuel Proctor was born on December 9, 1901 in Greenville, Mississippi, United States. Son of Samuel Proctor and Georgie (Harbison) Mccutchen.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Southwestern University, 1922. Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1925, Doctor of Philosophy in History, 1930.

Career

Teacher social studies Fayette (Mississippi) High School, 1922-1923, Inverness (Mississippi) High School, 1923-1926, John Burroughs School, Saint Louis, 1928-1936. Curriculum consultant Eight Year Study, 1936-1941. Professor education New York University, since 1941, chairman social studies department, 1943-1965, Chairman of Commission doctoral study, 1945-1950, director graduate program, Prize ring (The), 1960-1961.

Consultant

Survey Puerto Rican Education, 1959. Director Workshop on Economics Education, 1951-1953. Chairman of Commission scholarships United Board for Christian Colleges in China, renamed United Board for Christian Higher Education Asia.

Director Puerto Rican Workshop on Economics Education, 1958, 59.

Achievements

• Samuel Proctor Mccutchen has been listed as a noteworthy educator. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member National Council Social Studies (president 1962, director 1957-1965), Joint Council Economics Education (trustee 1962-1964), National Education Association, Association American University Professors.

Connections

Married Lineta Price, June 16, 1923. Children: Martha (Mistress David West. Wilson), Samuel Proctor.

Father:

Samuel Proctor Mccutchen

Mother:

Georgie (Harbison) Mccutchen

Spouse:

Lineta Price

child:

Martha Mccutchen (Mistress David West. Wilson)

child:

Samuel Proctor Mccutchen