Thomas Quinlevan Gilson

Background

Gilson, Thomas Quinlevan was born on July 27, 1916 in Summit, New Jersey, United States. Son of Herbert Clark and Elinor Reading G. (Gebhardt) Gilson.

Education

Bachelor in Economics, Princeton University, 1938. Master of Arts magna cum laude (Woodrow Wilson scholar), Columbia University, 1942. Doctor of Philosophy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1954.

Career

Assistant professor Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1946—1950. Research associate Harvard University, 1950—1952. Professor, chairman department management Rutgers University, 1952—1964.

Professor industrial relations and management University Hawaii, Honolulu, 1964—1982, associate dean academic affairs, 1975—1981. Labor arbitrator, consultant in field.

Achievements

• Thomas Quinlevan Gilson has been listed as a noteworthy industrial relations specialist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of American Arbitration Association, American Psychological Association, Industrial Relations Research Association, National Academy Arbitrators, American Society Public Administration (president Hawaii chapter), Hawaii Personnel Association, Phi Delta Kappa.

Connections

Married Marie Jacques, February 11, 1939. Children: Marie, Thomas Q., William R.

Father:

Herbert Clark Gilson

Mother:

Elinor Reading G. (Gebhardt) Gilson

Spouse:

Marie Jacques

child:

Marie Gilson

child:

William R. Gilson

child:

Thomas Q. Gilson