Howard
Yale McClusky Vita
The
Adult Education History Project
Based
on Information in the
Translated
for the WWW by Roger Hiemstra
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492
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Person
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Howard Y.
McClusky.
[Howard Yale
McClusky; HYMc; H.Y. McClusky; HYM]
-Title-
-KLARS_source-
Data
gathered and compiled by Roger Hiemstra, McClusky's biographer.
-Phys_descrip-
-Strategy_hints-
Letters at
National Archives,
Papers and other
materials possessed by Roger Hiemstra.
Papers at
Papers at
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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Born in
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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-Series-
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-Begin_date-
19000220
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WHO'S WHO,
Vol. 37, 1980-81, 2084.
-End_date-
19820815
-Source_E_date-
Letter,
1982-08-25, from Larry Berlin, Chairman, Adult Education,
-Form/genre-
-Education-
1913-18--General
Studies,
1921--A.B.,
English,
1929--Ph.D.,
Educational Psychology,
1933-34--
1945--Post-doctoral
Fellow, National Council of Religion in Higher Education.
[source: WHO'S WHO, Vol. 37, 1980-81, 2084]
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1921-22--Teacher
of English,
1923-24--Research
Associate (Commonwealth Fund Fellow) with the Commonwealth Fund investigation
of visual education under the supervision of Professor Freeman, University of
Chicago and Northwestern Universiity.
1924-25--Instructor,
Education Psychology, University of Michigan.
1927-34--Assistant
Professor, Educational Psychology, University of Michigan.
1934-39--Associate
Professor, Educational Psychology, University of Michigan. 1938-45--Assistant
to Vice President in Charge of University Relations in the field of Adult
Education, University of Michigan.
1939-69--Professor,
Educational Psychology, University of Michigan.
1940-42--
Associate Director, American Youth Commission, American Council on
Education,
Washington DC (on leave from U. of
Michigan).
1943--Consultant
to Office of Civilian Defense and Office of War Information.
1945-48--Director,
Bureau of Studies and Training in Community Adult Education,University of
Michigan.
1948-64--Establisher
and Chair, Department of Adult and Continuing Education, University of
Michigan.
1970-82--Professor
Emeritus, University of Michigan.
1971--Co-Chair,
Section on Education, White House Conference on Aging.
1973-74--Visiting
Professor, Adult Education, University of Nebraska.
[sources: EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF HOWARD MCCLUSKY,
prepared by Michael Day for the University of Michigan Archives; annual reports
prepared by McClusky]
-Assoc_subjects-
Adult
psychology.
Community
education.
Contributive
needs.
Coping
needs.
Educational
gerontology.
Educational
psychology.
Expressive
needs.
Influence
needs.
Load-power-margin
concept.
Margin
theory of needs.
Mental
hygiene (forerunner of special education).
Theory of
margin.
Transcendence
needs.
[sources: Roger Hiemstra, Keith Main (see
References_to); and various pieces written by McClusky (see attached
bibliography)]
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Judd, Dr.
C.; Howard studied under Dr. Judd, successor to John Dewey and head of the
Education Department at the University of Chicago.
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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Adult
Education Association of the USA (first president, 1951-52) [AEA-USA].
American
Educational Research Association [AERA].
American
Psychological Association [APA].
Commission
of Professors of Adult Education (founding member, 1953) [CPAE).
Gerontology
Society.
Michigan
Academy of Science.
Michigan
Adult Education Association.
National
Association for Mental Health.
National
Association of Public School Adult Education [NAPSAE].
National
Community Education Association [NCEA].
National Education Association [NEA].
National
Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues.
National
Society for the Study of Education.
Progressive
Education Association.
[sources: WHO'S WHO, Vol. 37, 1980-81, 2084; publicity
release from American Youth Commission, 1945; McClusky's annual School of Education
reports]
-Assoc_evnt/prj-
Coordinated
a Kellogg Foundation project designed to establish community development
programs in rural Michigan towns, 1935_38.
Founding of
the Adult Education Association of the U.S.A. [AEA-USA], 1950_51.
White House
Conference on Aging, 1971.
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
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University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
[source: Roger Hiemstra]
-Publications-
Bibliography
of his approximately 175 articles, monographs and book chapters attached (in
image form).
Griffith,
William S. and McClusky, Howard Y. (series co-editors). The AEA Handbook Series
in Adult Education. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass,1980-82.
McClusky, Howard Y. THE TEACHER AND THE SMALL COMMUNITY.
Schorling,
Raleigh and McClusky, Howard Y.
EDUCATION AND SOCIAL TRENDS.
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Hiemstra,
Roger. Howard Yale McClusky: Adult education pioneer and statesman. LIFELONG LEARNING: THE ADULT YEARS 4, no. 2 (1980): 4-7, 25.
Hiemstra,
Roger. The contributions of Howard Yale
McClusky to an evolving discipline of educational gerontology. EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY 6 (1981): 209-226.
Jacques,
Joseph W. RECOLLECTIONS AND REFLECTONS
OF PROFESSORS OF ADULT EDUCATION: EARLY
20TH CENTURY LEADERS AND PIONEERS IN THE FIELD (Taped oral interview between
Howard McClusky and Joseph Jacques).
James,
J.M. INSTRUCTOR-GENERATED LOAD: AN INQUIRY
BASED ON MCCLUSKY'S CONCEPT OF MARGIN.
Ph.D. diss.,
Main,
Keith. The power-load-margin formula of
Howard Y. McClusky as the basis for a model of teaching. ADULT EDUCATION 30 (1979): 19-33.
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-Pref_citation-
In addition
to following normal manuscript citation conventions, include these elements
when citing records found "electronically" through The Adult
Education History Project: Main entry, Title, Item number, and, if a specific
image is being cited, Component number. Mention, too, that the record was found
in "/history.html,
an Electronic Source for Syracuse University Library's database for archives
and manuscripts".
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[Postscript: Howard was inducted posthumously into the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame in 2002.]
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