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Wanted:  One or two people to work with middle-aged engineer with 
formal education in history as advisors in a study of a topic in early 
US aviation history, being done with The Union Institute (formerly 
Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities). 
 
Appropriate people will have an earned Ph.D., and have worked in 
fields appropriate to advising a history study of the development of 
the aviation industry and relations between the industry and US 
Government aviation procurement during World War I, with a particular 
focus on a Ph.D.-trained physicist who became an aviation 
manufacturer.  The people sought will join an existing committee.  A 
current association with an academic program is not required, and 
independent scholars, and emeriti are invited to respond.  Particular 
areas of interest are general and economic history, sociology, and 
political science.  Specific experience in studies in history of 
science and technology is not required, though will be helpful. 
 
Please respond by e-mail to vancleef@netcom.com or vancleef@tmn.com if 
you feel you are qualified and are interested in pursuing this.  I 
will be happy to furnish full details and discuss this further with 
appropriate and interested respondees.   
 

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Hank van Cleef---The Union Institute---History of Science and Technology
Unix, X11, networked systems  vancleef@netcom.com, vancleef@tmn.com