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Collections | Manuscripts | Fleming, Denna Frank Papers Addition | Chronology

Denna Frank Fleming Papers Addition:
Biographical Chronology

1893
Born in Paris, Illinois to Albert and Eleanor McCormick Fleming, March 25

1905 - 1912
Eastern Illinois State College

1912 - 1914
Principal of High School, Hume, Illinois

1916
High School Teacher, Freeport, Illinois A.B., University of Illinois

1917
High School Teacher, Walla Walla, Washington

1918
Aircraft Machine Gun Instructor in France

1919 - 1921
Superintendent of Schools, Tonica, Illinois

1920
A.M., University of Illinois

1921 - 1922
Superintendent of Schools, Colfax, Illinois

1922 - 1923
Assistant Professor, Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois

1923 - 1924
Associate Professor, Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois

1924 - 1927
Professor & Head of Department, Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois

1926 - 1927
Summer Instructor, Iowa State Teachers College

1928
Ph.D., University of Illinois

1928 - 1930
Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt University

1929
Married Doris Sigrid Anundsen, June 29

1930
The Treaty Veto of the American Senate

1930 - 1938
Associate Professor, Vanderbilt University

1932 - 1933
Penfield Traveling Scholar. Attended Disarmament Convention in Geneva

1932
Published The United States and the League of Nations, 1918 - 1920

1934 - 1937
Columnist for The Tennessean

1935
Attended talks on the Ethiopian Crisis, Geneva

1938
Professor, Vanderbilt; in London during the Munich Crisis; Published The United States and World Organization, 1920 -1933

1938 - 1939
Penfield Traveling Scholar

1937 - 1947
Commentator on foreign affairs for WSM Radio Station, Nashville, Tennessee

1940 - 1951
Head of the Political Science Department, Vanderbilt University

1941
President of the Southern Political Science Association

1943
Vice-President of the American Political Science Association

1943
Can We Win the Peace

1944
While America Slept

1944 - 1946
Radio Commentator, Woodrow Wilson Foundation

1945
Published The United States and the World Court. Founded the Nashville chapter of the Association for the United Nations

1946
Member of Bernard Baruch's staff in the State Department during the atomic energy negotiations with the U.S.S.R.

1946, 1948 - 49
Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University

1949
Honorary degree, Pe.D., Eastern Illinois University

1950 - 1955
Board of Directors, Woodrow Wilson Foundation

1951
Research Professor, Vanderbilt University

1952 - 1960
Columnist for Classmate (Methodist Publication)

1954 - 1957
Executive Council, The American Association of University Professors

1954
Fulbright Lecturer, Cambridge University

1956
Delegate to the Fifth National Conference of the U.S. National Convention for UNESCO for the AAUP

1956 - 1962
Columnist for the British Weekly

1957
Phi Beta Kappa Associates

1959 - 1960
Fulbright Lecturer, School of International Studies, New Delhi, India

1961
Retired from Vanderbilt University, published The Cold War and Its Origins, Vol. I, 1917 - 1950, Vol. II, 1950 - 1960

1964
Visiting Lecturer, University of Arizona, Tucson

1965
Visiting Lecturer, California State College at Los Angeles

1966
Visiting Professor, University of Arizona, Tucson

1968
Published The Origins and Legacies of World War I

1969
Visiting Professor, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, British Columbia

1969
America’s Role in Asia

1970
Taught at Middle Tennessee State University

1972
Published Issues of Survival

1975
Distinquished Alumni Award, Eastern Illinois University

1980
Died September 3, age 87, in Nashville, Tennessee

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