Green, Joseph C., 1887-1978

Biographical Note

• 1887, April 12: Born, Cincinnati, Ohio
• 1908: A.B., Princeton
• 1909: A.M., Princeton
• 1909 - 1910 : Graduate studies, University of Grenoble and University of Paris
• 1910 - 1911 : Instructor, History, Bordentown Military Institute
• 1911 - 1913 : Instructor, History, Columbia University
• 1915 - 1917 : Chief of Inspection for Belgium and Occupied Areas of France, Commission for Relief in Belgium
• 1918 - 1919 : Director for Romania and later the Near East, American Relief Administration
• 1920: Chairman, Ohio Committee for the election of Herbert Hoover.
• 1920 - 1924 : Assistant Professor of History, Princeton
• 1924 - 1930 : Associate Professor of History, Princeton
• 1930 - 1935 : Assistant, Division of Western European Affairs, State Department
• 1931 - 1942 : Chairman, Committee to Revise Foreign Service Examinations
• 1935 - 1939 : Chief, Office of Arms and Munitions Control
• 1939 - 1941 : Chief, Division of Controls
• 1935 - 1946 : Executive Secretary, National Munitions Control Board
• 1941 - 1944 : Special Assistant to the Secretary of State
• 1944 - 1946 : Advisor on Arms and Munitions Controls
• 1946 - 1952 : Chairman, Advisory Committee on Foreign Service Examinations
• 1952 - 1953 : Ambassador to Jordan
• 1978: died

From the guide to the Joseph Coy Green Papers, 1914-1957, (Hoover Institution Archives)