Biographie
He studied Naval Architecture and Electrical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A., where he received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Automatic Decision Making and Control) in 1975. After his naval service he was the President of the Maritime Defence Association of Canada.
He was a Visiting Eminent Scholar Chair in Electrical Engineering at the Virginia Military Institute (Lexington VA) in 1982.
He held academic appointments at RMC since 1965: Lecturer 1965-1966; Assistant Professor 1966-1967; Professor and Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering 1967-1972; and Dean of Graduate Studies and Research 1972-1984.
He was appointed Dean of the Canadian Forces Military College and Chairman of the Extension Division 1973-1974 and Principal 1984.
Service militaire
He was appointed as a Naval Cadet (ROTP) RCN (With seniority dated 11/09/1953).
He served in Royal Military College of Canada 1953.
He was appointed as an A/Sub-Lieutenant (E) RCN 1955.
He was appointed as a Sub-Lieutenant (E) RCN 1956.
He was appointed as a Lieutenant (E) RCN (With seniority dated 01/07/1958).
He served in HMCS Niagara.
He was appointed as a Lieutenant-Commander RCN (With seniority dated 01/01/1966).
He was appointed as a Commander RCN, (Transferred to Naval Reserve 1970).
He was appointed as a Captain (NR).
He served as Commanding Officer HMCS Cataraqui. Honorary AdC to Governor General 1976-84.
He served as a Lecturer at Royal Military College of Canada 1965-66.
He served as an Assistant Professor 1966-7.
He served as a Professor and Head of the Engineering Department 1967-72.
He served as the Dean Royal Military College of Canada 1973-74.
He served as the Principal and Director of Studies Royal Military College of Canada 1984. (He was released.)
Références
- Government of Canada The Canadian Navy List Ottawa ON
- www.rmc.ca ↗
