Date of birth: 1877
Date of death: 1945
Website:

*See also:* [William Eugene Mosher][1]!

## Education ##

- 1899: graduated from Oberlin College
- academic study at the University of Berlin
- 1904: doctorate (Dr.) at the University of Halle

## Career ##

- 1905–1918: Professor of German Language and History, Oberlin College
- 1914–1918: Special Agent of the U.S. Labor Department
- Joining of the National Institute of Public Affairs, New York City (NYC)
- Post in the Bureau of Municipal Research, NYC
- 1924–1946: 1st Dean of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University
- 27th December 1939 (date of creation): co-founder of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)
- 1939–1940: 1st President of the ASPA
- During his presidency: establishment of ASPA’s secretariat at the Public Administration Clearing House in Chicago; creation of Public Administration Review

## Distinctions ##

1. William E. Mosher Award/William E. Mosher and Frederick C. Mosher Award

*Sources:*

- [ASPA’s Presidential Biographies (alphabetical listing)][2]


[1]: http://openlibrary.org/authors/OL2249577A/William_Eugene_Mosher
[2]: http://64.91.242.87/about/history/presidentbios.html

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