Alexander
Albert Liveright Vita
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Adult Education History Project
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on Information in the Syracuse University Library Archives
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for the WWW by Roger Hiemstra
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486
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Person
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Alexander
Albert Liveright.
[Alexander
A. Liveright; Alexander Liveright; A. A. Liveright; Sandy Liveright]
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Compiled by
Roger Hiemstra, October, 1990; data obtained from three students gathering
biographical information.
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Papers at
Syracuse University, Arents Library.
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A native of
Philadelphia, PA, he married Dorothy.
Children--Mrs. Michael Folk and Michael. In 1966 he spent four months on a round-the-world study sponsored
by the Carnegie Corporation. Dr.
Liveright was founding member and at the time of his death, secretary of the
International Congress on University Adult Education [ICUAE]. Member, Visiting Committee for Summer
Schools and Extension Division of Harvard; Consultant, Research Bureau, U.S.
Office of Education; Consultant, Academy for Educational Development;
Consultant, Air Line Pilots Association; Consultant, Montana Farmers Union;
Conference Coordinator, 1956 AEA Conference; Editorial Boards of CONVERGENCE
and ADULT EDUCATION;
[sources: Two biographical sketches of Alexander
Liveright by unknown students; an undated newspaper obituary notice; a 1968
vita prepared by A. A. Liveright]
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19070000
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Two
biographical sketches of Alexander Liveright by unknown students.
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19690900
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Two
biographical sketches of Alexander Liveright by unknown students.
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-Education-
1926-29--A.B.,
Haverford College, University of Wisconsin.
1930--M.A.,
Guidance and Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, NY.
1956--Ph.D.,
Adult Education, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL.
[sources: Two biographical sketches of Alexander
Liveright by unknown students; an undated newspaper obituary notice; a 1968
vita prepared by A. A. Liveright]
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1945-47--Executive
Director, American Council on Race Relations, a national organization
established to develop official and volunteer civic race relations and civic
unity committees.
1947-53--Director
of Labor Education, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL.
1954-56--Consultant
(part-time) to the Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults,
Chicago [CSLEA], IL.
1954-56--Instructor
(part-time), George Williams College, Columbia College, and University College
of the University of Chicago, Chicago, IL and the University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, MI.
1957-64--Director,
Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults [CSLEA], Chicago, IL.
1964-68--Director
(part-time), Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults [CSLEA],
Boston, MA.
1964-68--Professor
(part-time), Education, Boston University [BU], Boston, MA.
1965--Director
of a Study of Adult Education in the U.S.A.for Commissioner Francis Keppel,
U.S.O.E.
1968-69--Adjunct
Professor of Education, Syracuse University [SU], Syracuse,NY.
[sources: Two biographical sketches of Alexander
Liveright by unknown students; an undated newspaper obituary notice; a 1968
vita prepared by A. A. Liveright]
-Assoc_subjects-
International
adult education.
LABOR
EDUCATION.
LABOR
UNIONS.
LIBERAL
ADULT EDUCATION.
RACIAL
RELATIONS.
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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Charters,
Alexander N.
DeCrow,
Roger.
Goldman,
Freda H.
Knowles,
Malcolm Sheperd.
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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American
Council on Race Relations.
Association
for Family Living (Board of Directors).
Boston
Center for Adult Education (Board of Directors).
Center for the
Study of Liberal Education for Adults [CSLEA].
Chicago
Urban League (Board of Directors).
Chicago
Welfare Council.
Commmission
of Professors of Adult Education [CPAE].
Council on
College Level Examinations.
Highlander
Research and Education Center (Board of Directors).
International
Congress of University Adult Education (Secretary) [ICUEA].
Massachusetts
Adult Education Association.
National
Advisory Committee on Adult Basic Education.
Negro
College Committee on Adult Education.
University
Council on Education for Public Responsibility (Planning Committee) [UCEPR].
[sources:
Two biographical sketches of Alexander Liveright by unknown students; an
undated newspaper obituary notice; a 1968 vita prepared by A. A. Liveright]
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Work with
Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults [CSLEA].
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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Boston
University [BU], Boston, MA.
Syracuse
University [SU], Syracuse, NY.
University
of Chicago, Chicago, IL.
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
-Publications-
Numerous
articles, monographs, and book chapters. Some of his important works are as
follows:
Liveright,
A. A.; DeCrow, Roger. NEW DIRECTIONS IN
DEGREE PROGRAMS ESPECIALLY FOR ADULTS.
Chicago: Center for the Study of
Liberal Education for Adults [CSLEA], 1963.
Liveright,
A. A. The nature and aims of adult
education as a field of graduate study.
In ADULT EDUCATION: OUTLINES OF
AN EMERGING FIELD OF UNIVERSITY STUDY, edited by Gale Jensen, A. A. Liveright,
and Wilbur Hallenbeck, 85-102. Washington, DC:
Adult Education Association of the U. S. A. [AEA-USA], 1964.
Liveright,
A. A. Adult education in Israel. ADULT LEADERSHIP, April, 1965.
Liveright,
A. A.; and Goldman, Freda H.
SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS IN CONTINUING HIGHER EDUCATION. Brookline,
MA: Center for the Study of Liberal
Education for Adults [CSLEA], 1965.
Liveright,
A. A. Some observations on the status
of adult education in the U. S. today.
ADULT EDUCATION, 1966.
Liveright,
A. A. A STUDY OF ADULT EDUCATION IN THE
UNITED STATES. Boston: Center for the Study of Liberal Education
for Adults [CSLEA], 1968.
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