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| − | Rose was born in [[w:Fredonia, Pennsylvania|Fredonia, Pennsylvania]] in 1933. He completed an undergraduate degree in [[1955]] from [[w:Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania|Slippery Rock University]] and went on to complete a masters degree in counseling at [[w:Westminster College (Pennsylvania)|Westminster College]]. During his time at Slippery Rock, he became a member of [[Alpha Phi Omega]]. | + | Rose was born in [[w:Fredonia, Pennsylvania|Fredonia, Pennsylvania]] in 1933. He completed an undergraduate degree in [[1955]] from [[w:Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania|Slippery Rock University]] and went on to complete a masters degree in counseling at [[w:Westminster College (Pennsylvania)|Westminster College]]. During his time at Slippery Rock, he became a member of [[Alpha Phi Omega]].<ref>Alpha Phi Omega. (1994). "National Distinguished Service Key Recipients". [http://www.apo.org/show/About_Us/Awards/National/National_DSK]</ref> |
After graduation, he served in the [[w:United States Marine Corps|United States Marine Corps]] and as a teacher and guidance counselor in [[w:Lakeview, Pennsylvania|Lakeview, Pennsylvania]]. | After graduation, he served in the [[w:United States Marine Corps|United States Marine Corps]] and as a teacher and guidance counselor in [[w:Lakeview, Pennsylvania|Lakeview, Pennsylvania]]. | ||
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M. Richard Rose (born 1933) was the 7th President of Rochester Institute of Technology, serving from 1979 to 1992.
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Early life and education
Rose was born in Fredonia, Pennsylvania in 1933. He completed an undergraduate degree in 1955 from Slippery Rock University and went on to complete a masters degree in counseling at Westminster College. During his time at Slippery Rock, he became a member of Alpha Phi Omega.[1]
After graduation, he served in the United States Marine Corps and as a teacher and guidance counselor in Lakeview, Pennsylvania.
He then went on to work as the associate professor of education and assistant provost for the University of Pittsburgh from 1962-1972. While there, he continued his education, completing a doctorate in higher education administration from the university.
He left Pittsburgh in 1972 to become a Deputy Assistant United States Secretary of Defense, a position he held for two years.[2]
Alfred University
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Presidency of RIT
Eisenhower College
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Central Intelligence Agency Controversy
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According to a series of reports published in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle he had deep ties to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
References
- ↑ Alpha Phi Omega. (1994). "National Distinguished Service Key Recipients". [1]
- ↑ Herrick Memorial Library. "M. Richard Rose". Alfred University. [2]