Background
Longman, Stanley Vincent was born on August 14, 1938 in Iowa City. Son of Lester Duncan and Florence Brown Longman.
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Stanley Vincent Longman
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Stanley Vincent Longman, American performing arts educator. Named to Iowa Hall of Fame, University Iowa Department of Drama, 1996; recipient Medal of Excellence, American College Theatre Festival, 1978, Senior Teaching Fellow, University Georgia, 1992-1993, Teaching Academy award, 1999; Fulbright Fellowship, government, 1963-1964, Fellowship, National Defense Education Act., 1961-1963, fellow, Phi Kappa Phi University Georgia chapter, 2003.
Education
Bachelor, University Iowa, 1960. Master of Arts, University Iowa, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Iowa, Iowa City, 1971.
Career
Professor Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa, 1965—1968. Professor department drama & theatre University Georgia, Athens, 1968—2004, department head, 2000—2004. Retired, 2004.
Achievements
Membership
Member of International Federation Theatre Research, American College Theatre Festival (national chair playwriting 1979-1981), Southeastern Theatre Conference (vice president 1974-1976), Association for Theatre in Higher Education, American Society for Theatre Research.
Connections
Married Ruth Helen Farstrup, August 11, 1961. Children: Alexander Marius, Eric Anders, Ian Duncan.
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Born
Education
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1960
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1962
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1971
Career
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2004
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1965 - 1968
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1968 - 2004
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2004
Awards
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Named to Iowa Hall of Fame, University Iowa Department of Drama, 1996. Recipient Medal of Excellence, American College Theatre Festival, 1978, Senior Teaching Fellow, University Georgia, 1992-1993, Teaching Academy award, 1999. Fulbright Fellowship, government, 1963-1964, Fellowship, National Defense Education Act., 1961-1963, fellow, Phi Kappa Phi University Georgia chapter, 2003.Named to Iowa Hall of Fame, University Iowa Department of Drama, 1996. Recipient Medal of Excellence, American College Theatre Festival, 1978, Senior Teaching Fellow, University Georgia, 1992-1993, Teaching Academy award, 1999. Fulbright Fellowship, government, 1963-1964, Fellowship, National Defense Education Act., 1961-1963, fellow, Phi Kappa Phi University Georgia chapter, 2003.