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TITLE	Edward Juliber
CREATOR	Unknown
SUBJECT	Juliber, Edward
Browse Topic	Education
DESCRIPTION	Ed Juliber became the 3rd President of Thunderbird in 1952, following the resignation of William Schurz, who left the presidency to return to teaching and writing. Juliber served as president for only a year and a half from January 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953 when he became Executive Vice President of Phoenix Title and Trust Co. Prior to coming to Thunderbird, he was Deputy Controller of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps in Washington, D.C. and had spent a year and a half as civilian chief of the Tokyo Administration Team, the import-export agency representing the Ryukyu Islands in Far Eastern trade during the Japanese occupation period under General MacArthur in Japan. One of Juliber's objectives as president was to raise funds to keep the school afloat, which he did by visiting more than 70 corporate executives. His argument was that the School was producing a product, just like companies do. "The only difference between you and us" he would say, "is that we never collect for it" and he would give his pitch for funds in return for the employees that companies had hired from Thunderbird.
TYPE	Image
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DATE ORIGINAL	1952
Time Period	1950s (1950-1959)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Photograph
Source Identifier	2003.032.025
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	Juliber1.jpg
Date Digital	2009
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
REPOSITORY	Thunderbird School of Global Management Archives, Arizona State University Libraries.
Sort Order	04200