Thomas Joseph Condon

Background

Condon, Thomas Joseph was born on July 27, 1930 in New Haven.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Yale University, 1952; Master of Arts, Boston College, 1953; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, 1962.

Career

Teaching fellow history, Harvard University, 1959-1962; assistant professor of history, U. N.B. (Canada), Fredericton, 1962-1966; executive associate, American Council Learned Socs., New York City, 1966-1970; visiting associate professor of history, Indiana U., 1967-1968; visiting associate professor of history, City Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, 1968-1969; professor of history, dean of Arts, U. N.B., 1970-1977; professor of history, dean Vice-President, U. N.B. (St. John Campus), 1977-1979; acting president, U. N.B. (St. John Campus), 1979-1980; vice president, U. N.B. (St. John Campus), 1980-1987; professor of history, U. N.B. (St. John Campus), 1977-1996; vice president emeritus, governor emeritus, U. N.B. (St. John Campus), since 1996. Honorary research fellow Institute United States Studies, U. London, 1975-1976. Member Humanities Research Council Canada, 1972-1973, Commision on Foreign Students Policy, Canada Bureau International Education, Ottawa, 1980-1983, Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission, 1982-1985.

Chairman advising committee on arts in N.B. Min. of Youth, 1973-1975. Board of Governors Rothesay Collegiate School, 1977-1988, U. N.B., 1977-1987, 90-96. Chairman engineering task force Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission,1977-1978.

Chairman, president Bi-Capitol Project, Inc., 1982-1991. Chairman Festival by the Sea, Sur Mer, 1985, Bi-Capitol Foundation, since 1984. Board of Governors, Executive Committee Canada Conference Arts, 1988-1994.

Board directors Writers Development Trust.

Achievements

• Thomas Joseph Condon has been listed as a noteworthy University historian by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Vice president St. John Canada Games, 1977-1987. Served with United States Naval Reserve, 1953-1957. Member American History Association, Canada Association American Studies, Canada History Association.

Connections

M. Ann Kathleen Gorman, 1962. Children: Katherine, Caroline, Gregory.

child:

Gregory Condon

child:

Katherine Condon

child:

Caroline Condon