Background
Kellogg, William O. was born on February 17, 1928 in Champaign, Illinois, United States. Son of Paul Vincent and Katherine Leslie (Newman) Kellogg.
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American History the Easy Way (Easy Way Series)
(This book presents a chronological review of key men, wom...)
This book presents a chronological review of key men, women, and events, from the time of the first North American settlers to the twenty-first century. It includes maps, illustrations, and review questions with answers. Over the years, Barron's popular and widely used Easy Way books have proven themselves to be accessible self-teaching manuals. They have also found their way into many classrooms as valuable and easy-to-use textbook supplements. The titles cover a wide variety of practical and academic topics, presenting fundamental subject matter so that it can be clearly understood and providing a foundation for more advanced study. Easy Way books fulfill many purposes: they help students improve their grades, serve as good test preparation review books, and provide readers working outside classroom settings with practical information on subjects that relate to their occupations and careers.
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William O. Kellogg
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William O. Kellogg, American secondary school educator, author. Recipient Governors Recognition award State Department Education, New Hampshire, 1985, overseas fellow Churchill College Cambridge University, England, 1977-1978, fellow American School Classical Studies, Athens, Greece, 1963-1964, Coe fellowship Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, 1957.
Education
AB, Princeton University, 1949. Master of Education, Harvard University, 1954.
Career
Teacher history Valley School, Ligonier, Pennsylvania, 1949—1951, St. Paul's School, Concord, New Hampshire, 1954—1994, head history department, 1964—1986, director activities, director intern program, 1984—1994. Retired, 1994
Co-chairman, presenter Educators for Social Responsibility, New Hampshire, 1988-2001. Chair New Hampshire committee for the promotion of history, since 1997.
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American History the Easy Way (Easy Way Series)
(This book presents a chronological review of key men, wom...)
- American History the Easy Way (Easy Way Series) by Kellogg, William O. (February 1, 2003) Paperback 3
- American History the Easy Way (Easy Way Series) by William O. Kellogg (2003-02-01)
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American History the Easy Way (Easy Way Series)
Membership
Board directors Friends of New England College Library., Henniker, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Council for Social Studies, New Hampshire Council World Affairs, president, 2001-2005. Chairman Chamber of Commerce Education Chair Leadership Concord, New Hampshire, 1995-1997. Member, docent New Hampshire History Society, 1997-2007.
President, board directors New Hampshire Educators for Social Responsibilities, 1991-2000. Member education committee New Hampshire Humanities Council, 2001-2003. 1st lieutenant Medical Service Corps., 1951-1953.
Member New England History Teachers Association (president 1960-1962, Kidger award 1973).
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Married Anne Read Storrs, September 3, 1955. Children: Julie, Elli, Henry.
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Democrat
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Recipient Governors Recognition award State Department Education, New Hampshire, 1985, overseas fellow Churchill College Cambridge University, England, 1977-1978, fellow American School Classical Studies, Athens, Greece, 1963-1964, Coe fellowship Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, 1957.Recipient Governors Recognition award State Department Education, New Hampshire, 1985, overseas fellow Churchill College Cambridge University, England, 1977-1978, fellow American School Classical Studies, Athens, Greece, 1963-1964, Coe fellowship Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, 1957.