Robert C. Dix May 4 papers 1944-1996 1969-1972
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President Robert I. White's background was in the field of education. He initially taught in elementary and secondary schools. He then became president of a junior college and, later on, a professor at the University of Chicago. He arrived at Kent State University in 1946 and assumed the position of Dean of the College of Education. In 1958, White became the first Vice-President of Academic Affairs. Upon President George A. Bowman's retirement from the office of president, White became the sixth...
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Dix, Robert C., 1908-1996
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Robert C. Dix was born in Wooster, Ohio, and received his undergraduate degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin. He then joined the family newspaper publishing business at the Evening Record in Ravenna, Ohio. This newspaper was later merged with The Kent Courier to become the Record-Courier and Dix took over as editor and publisher in 1939. Appointed to the Kent State University Board of Trustees in 1941, Dix served for 32 years, becoming the longest serving member of the Board. In...
