| 词条 | John H. Patterson (economist) |
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Early lifePatterson came from a railroad family. As an undergraduate at Cornell University, he served on the Student Council’s Freshman Advisory Committee, joined the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity, and through that organization was a member of the Irving Literary Society.[2] He took his bachelor's degree in Economics in 1925, his master's degree in 1926 and his PhD. in 1929. All degrees were conferred by Cornell University. He married a classmate, Ms. Anne Hubbel Seymour. Academic careerHis first teaching position was an instructor in economics at Washington Square College, New York University.[3] In 1934 he took leave from NYU and returned as acting assistant professor of economics at Cornell.[4] The next year he served as a lecturer in economics at the University of California at Berkeley.[5] In 1939, he became Dean of Men, Middlebury College and an associate professor of Economics. New DealerPrior to the outbreak of World War Two, he was asked to take a position with the Office of Price Administration in Washington, D.C.[6] References1. ^{{cite book|author1=Paul Martin O'Leary|author2=John Highberger Patterson|title=An Introduction to Money, Banking, and Corporations|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=mPVCAAAAIAAJ|year=1937|publisher=Macmillan|oclc=2704731}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Patterson, John}}2. ^Cornell Alumni News (May 1, 1924) at 1. 3. ^Cornell Alumni News (June 7, 1934) at 365. 4. ^Cornell Alumni News (Oct. 4, 1934) at 1. 5. ^Am. Econ. Rev. (23:3)(Sep. 1935) at 605. 6. ^Called to Washington, N.Y. Times (Sept. 28, 1941). 7 : Cornell University alumni|American economists|New York University faculty|University of California, Berkeley faculty|Middlebury College faculty|1905 births|Year of death missing |
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