Chemist, educator, diplomat, researcher and teacher in organic chemistry, mainly at Harvard University (1919-33), president of Harvard (1933-53), United States High Commissioner to West Germany (1953-55), and Ambassador to West Germany (1955-57), during the late 1950s and early 1960s made a series of controversial studies on American public school education, recommending wide-ranging reform.
Chemist, educator, diplomat, researcher and teacher in organic chemistry, mainly at Harvard University (1919-33), president of Harvard (1933-53), United States High Commissioner to West Germany (1953-55), and Ambassador to West Germany (1955-57), during the late 1950s and early 1960s made a series of controversial studies on American public school education, recommending wide-ranging reform.
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