New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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,-, ., -4 . , , 1 y, x ,,. s 4 t, George Rowland Collins Associate Dean, School of Commerce CIJBK, BTS., HKA, AIDS., AKXP. Born at Hubbard, Ohio, 1894, Macalester College, 1916, Harvard University, 1920, A.M., New York University, 1922, M.B.A., Mac- alester College, 1934, LL.D., Acting Director, College-Commerce Group, Uni- versity College of Arts and Pure Sciences, American Economic Association, The Market Research Council, American Academy of Social and Political Science, National Association of Teachers of Marketing, American Management Associa- tion, American Association of University Professors, American Marketing Society. Recent achievements: Business Argumentation ilwith Dr. H. D. Lindgrenb, Platform Speaking, Nlarketingg articles Oll Marketing in the fourteenth edition Encyclopedia Brittanica, numerous speeches before Kiwanis, Rotary, and Cham- ber of Commerce organizations in the East, technical addresses before trade associations. Editor, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Wfashington, D. C., 1917-18, Chairman, New York Food Marketing Research Council, Port of New York Authority, 1927-29, member of Governor Rooseve1t's Mayors' Conference Committee 011 Marketing and Terminal Wfarehousing, State of New York, 1930, partner Lawrence, Swan and Associates QMarket Research and Sales Promo- tionj, 1924-26.

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John T. Madden Dean, School of Comrnzfce BFE, AKXP, QDNE, AQDE. Born at Worcester, Massachusetts, October 26, 1882, New York University, 1911, B.C.S. fSumma cum laudej, Holy Cross, 1921, A.lVl., Professor of Accounting, 1917, Head of Department, 1917-1922, School Secretary, 1918-1921, Assistant Dean, 1922-1925, Dean, 1925-, President, Alexander Hamilton Institute, President, International Accountants' Society, Inc., past-President, American Association of University Instructors of Account- ing, American Association Collegiate Schools of Business, Certified Public Accountant, New York and New Jersey, member of numerous professional and learned societies, Director, Institute of International Finance, Secretary, Council on Accountancy, State of New York, member, Chamber of Commerce, State of New York, Merchants' Association, New York City, Commander, Order of the Crown of Roumania, Commander, Order of Leopold II of Belgium. Recent achievements: Administrative member of N.R.A. code, expert wit- ness in Insull Trial, in matters pending before the Public Service Commission of the State of New York, and in the Federal Trade Commission, principal speaker at the annual luncheon of the New York Credit lVlen's Association, February, 1935. Wrote: International Money Markets and International Capital Markets fwith Dr. Nadlerj, head, the University group in Philco Radio 81 Television Company's sales conference on cruise to Jamaica, Spring 1935.

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Edward Jones Kilduff Assistant Dean, School of Commerce CDBK, BFE, .-MDE, AKNP. Born at Waterbury, Connecticut, 1889, Yale University, 1912, A.M., New York University, 1915, lnstructor in Business English, School of Commerce, 1912-1915g Professor of Business English, School of Com- merce, 1920-g in charge of Arts Courses, School of Commerce, 1926-3 in charge of General Course Group, School of Commerce, 1926-g Chairman Cur- riculum Committee, School of Commerce, 1923-g Chairman Publicity Commit- tee, School of Commerce, 1930-3 member, National Association of Teachers of Marketing fPI9Sld6llt, 1922j . Recent achievements: co-author of: Advanced Business Correspondence, Handbook of Business Englishg author of: The Private Secretary, Vocabulary Builder Notebook, Stenographeris Wlanual, Business English Problems, How to Choose and Get a Better Job. Conducted a series of lectures for the lnsurance Society of New York.