Theodore Kraft Courtney

Background

Courtney, Theodore Kraft was born on January 8, 1965 in Atlanta. Son of Francis E. and Mary E. Courtney.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1987. Master of Science in Industrial Engineering, University Michigan, 1991.

Career

Design engineer GTE Government Systems, Needham, Massachusetts, 1987-1988. Staff scientist Courtney Consultants, Atlanta, 1988-1989. Research engineer Georgia Technology Research Institute, 1989-1993.

Senior research associate Liberty Mutual Research Institute, Hopkinton, Massachusetts, 1993-1997, associate director, 1997—2003. Visiting lecturer Harvard School Public Health, Boston, 1995—2001, instructor, since 2001. Director Quantitative Analysis Unit, since 2003.

Member committee on cumulative trauma disorder control American National Standards Institute, 1993—2001. Member maritime medicine partnership United States Coast Guard, Washington, 1996—1999.

Achievements

• Theodore Kraft Courtney has been listed as a notable safety engineer, health research scientist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Co-founder, strategist, researcher Citizens for Safet highways, Charlton, since 1996. Disaster relief worker World Trade Center. Deacon, Sunday school teacher, choral member Baptist Church, Charlton, Massachusetts.

Member of Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, American Society Safety Engineers (foundation research committee since 2001).

Connections

Married Sherri F. Forrester, December, 1987. Children: Mary Ann, Michelle Faith.

Father:

Francis E. Courtney

Mother:

Mary E. Courtney

Spouse:

Sherri F. Forrester

child:

Mary Ann Courtney

child:

Michelle Faith Courtney