Society for the Study of Curriculum History

Society for the Study of Curriculum History
Founded April, 1977
Teachers College, Columbia University
New York City

Spring 2007 Program

The purposes of the Society for the Study of Curriculum History are to encourage scholarly study of curriculum history and to provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of reports and inquiries into curriculum history.

Membership in the Society is designed for individuals who manifest scholarly interest in curriculum history by active engagement in that field. Individuals who seek membership may be nominated by members or may nominate themselves by submitting their vita along with the application form.
The Society was founded in April of 1977 at Teachers College, Columbia University. Attendance at the Annual Meetings is open to all who are interested.

Founding Members:
Arthur N. Applebee, Arno A. Bellack, Hollis L. Caswell, Lawrence A. Cremin, William Cutler, O. L. Davis, Jr., Arthur W. Foshay, J. Stephen Hazlett, Hazel Hertsberg, Willard J. Jacobsen, Philip W. Jackson, Gerald Jorgenson, Paul R. Klohr, James B. Macdonald, George L. Mehaffy, Alice Miel, Murry R. Nelson, Paul J. Ortenzio, A. Harry Passow, Gerald A. Ponder, William H. Schubert, Mary Louise Seguel, Steven Selden, Edmund C. Short, H. Wells Singleton, Douglas Sloan, Kate Strickland, Daniel Tanner, Laurel N. Tanner, Ralph W. Tyler, Wayne J. Urban, George H. Willis, and Arthur G. Wirth.