Records of the University of Florida Engineering and Industrial Experiment Station 1919-1964 1941-1964

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Records of the University of Florida Engineering and Industrial Experiment Station 1919-1964 1941-1964

Records of several directors, associate directors, and assistant directors of the Engineering and Industrial Experiment Station at the University of Florida.

30.2 Linear feet; 73 boxes

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Florida State Improvement Commission

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Morgen, Ralph A. (Ralph Alexander), 1903-

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Weil, Joseph

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The predecessor of the Engineering and Industrial Experiment Station (EIES) at the University of Florida was the Engineering Experiment Station created, but not funded, by the Florida Board of Control in 1929. The Dean of the College of Engineering served as the Director of the Engineering Experiment Station. When the state legislature created EIES in 1941, Dean Joseph Weil was appointed its first director. He served as the director until 1949, when Ralph Alexander Morgen became the Station head...