ExDert on
Near East To Speak Next Week
The president of the American
University in Cairo from 1945 to
1953 and the current president of
the Near East foundation, John
Badeau will address a University
assembly Feb. 18 on the topic
"What Is at Stake in the Near
East?"
Badeau’s association with the
Near East started in 1928 when
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he was a member of the United
Mission in Mesopotamia. He joined
the staff of the American uni
versity in 1930, when he was ap
pointed associate professor of phil-1
osophy and religron. He became
dean of the college of arts anil
sciences in 1938.
During the war he served with
the United States office of War
information as the chief regional
specialist for the Middle East.
In addition to his university du
ties. Badeau has served on the
Egyptian government's committee
for private schools and commit
tee to review university studies.
He was also a member of the
Egyptian Association for Social
Studies, associate editor of the
Jottrnal of Modern Education, oc
casional examine!' for Egyptian
university anil chairman of the
Near Epst Christian Council's
committee on education.
When he left Egypt to accept
the position as head of the Near
East foundation he was awarded
the Order of the Nile by Egyptian
leader Gen. Mohammed Naguib in
appreciation of his services to
Egypt.
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