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

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John T. Madden, B.C.S., C.P.A., A.lVI. fHon.j, Sc.D. fHon.j. Beloved by his students as a Wise and understanding educator. Esteemed by his colleagues as an inspiring leader under Whose guidance the School of Commerce has achieved its pre-eminent position among collegiate schools of business. Honored in many ways by his professional associates as an authority in the fields of accounting, economics, and finance. A generous, kindly, noble gentleman, he has endeared him- self to those who have had the good fortune of knowing him. To him the 1940 Violet is respectfully dedicated. The portrait on the opposite page was painted by Sidney E. Dickinson, NA., especially for the 1940 Violet.

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Dean John T. Madden EAN MADDEN has bee11 associated with the School ol Connncrce, Accounts, and Finance ever since he graduated su111111a cu111 laude from this institution in 191 1. I11 1911 l1e became a Certified Public Accountant in New York State, and from 191 1 to 1917 Dean Madden was an instructor in accounting at the School of Com- 111erce. In 1917 he was appointed assistant dean and held that position until 1922 when he was appointed acting dean. In 1925 he was appointed dea11. Dean Madden was president of the Alexander Hamil- ton Institute from 1929 to 1935 and has been president of the I11ternatio11al Accountants Society since 1929. He is the co-author of eight books. Included in his texts are: El6l7L6'Illll7'j7 Accozmting Prolllems, written in conjunc- tion with Professor A. H. Rosenkampflg Inte1'nat1'0nal Nloney IVIarkets, written with Marcus Nadlerg and Amer- ICKLJS EXj16?'l'67I,C6 as a Creditov' Nation, also written with Marcus Nadler. In addition to his work at the School of Commerce these twenty-nine years, Dean Madden l1as been active in various associations dealing with commerce and fi- nance. He is a member of American Association of Labor Legislation, American Management Association, Ameri- can Arbitration Association, American Economic Asso- ciation, American Association of University Instructors in Accounting Qpresident in 19215, and Chamber of Com- merce of the United States. In 1921 Dean Madden was the national president of Beta Gamma Sigma. He is the recipient of a Roumanian and Belgium decoration and the possessor of many honorary degrees.