CIA AIDE NAMED COLLEGE PROVOST

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000200650034-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 14, 2003
• Sequence Number: 34
• Publication Date: March 16, 1962
• Content Type: NSPR

MAR 1 6 1962
GENEVA, DA roved For Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP75-00001
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ar. w iuvxanaria, .Va. Will Decolne
provost W Qf Hobart NUAM.
The announceme w made to-
day by the Rev ? Louis M.
Hirshson, president of 4he colleges.
Dr. Causey, whose teaching ex-
perience began at Harvard and
goes all the way back to Shanghai,
China's St. John's University of
pre-war days, most recently has
been with the U. S. government
in Washington as a ,~gjg _af-.
fain #pcqk4,g,,w
y
in coming -6 the colleges, he
succeeds Dr. Lawrence Orr
Ealy to the
who left to return teaching field..
College in 1933 where he majored l Dr. Beverley D. Causey Jr.
in Beta lea history a. and He was elected to Phi- with the advent of World War
p was aoamem- -_nr> was
y
ber of r 11 he joined the Nav
goyle, the senior hon- 8a commissioned a lieutenant, jun-
orary society, and Delta Phi fra- for grade. He served from 1942
ternity. through 1945, rising to the rank
Going on to Harvard, he took
his master's there in 934. Doine' was w lieutenant commander. He
aduate work in history, hattached to the staff of the
held a Pa_kman fellowship in 1934-'1 Pearl Harbor - in -Chief, P, and
35 -an^""a Tdivnsend scholarship = ,I Pearl rbin Guam, and
served
1935-36. He became an assistant in in intell3kence. Ile was
rded th B a e Sta
7
h been with the Central. Jntelll-
gence Agency, principally in the
fie? of c'urr~ent intelligence; From
194'x,"' his duties concerned
FdrS=t tn -affairs and since that!
time he has been generally con-!
cerned with Asian-African coun-i
tries, Western Europe and Latini
America.
His hIpbliske 1 " are cYsslfid, but
an
h e has published in the Par East-
ern Quarterly of August, 1942,
"Why Germany never signed the
Nine Power Treaty;" "Mach-
iavelli" In "Pillars of the Mod-
ern Age," St. John's University
Press, Shanghl, China, 1940 and
miscellaneous articles and re-
views in the China Weekly Re-
view and the Shanghi Evening
Post and Mercury from 1930 to
An Episcopalian, he was, a mis-
sionary teacher in China frm 1937
to 1941 w'Iiie at St. John's Unf-~;,
work in his home parish,
Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill in
Alexandria, and in the Diocese of
Virginia.
He married Clara Reed Mac-
Rae in the' British Cathedral,
Shanghi in 1940, and they have a
family of five children, one boy
and four girls.
Mrs. Ceusey's father, the Rev.
Dr. Cameron F. MacRae, who died
several years ago, was a mission-
ary for more than 40 years in
China. Mrs. Causey was born
in Shanghi, and attended Sweet
Briar College in Virginia where
she received an AB in 1940. She
war saw him spent her junior year at St. An-
the department of history in 1936. i The end of the
His special. field was European drew s University in Scotland.
returning to the teaching field In addition to Dr. Cause '
diplomatic history since 1890, and when he became assistant profes-
his thesis subject was German pol- sor of hktory at Trinity College, for Chint-iee dialects, from his
icy toward China. Hartford Conn. in 1946. There he years of living there, and prac-
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e Ph.D taught European history and inter-
degree in 943. Earlier; In 1940, he I gages a. surf fishing now
had attended the College of Chin- national relations. and then and of and likes to get back
ese Studies in Peiping where he The United Nations Food and `
Agriculture organization called to. the stir for his gardening hob
took up a study of the Chinese Ian him to Washington a year later,
guage, history and 'philosophy. and he served a year as adminis-
Leaving his assistant's post at rative officer. Since_lhat- time, he
Harvard In 1937, he -went to St.
John's University in Shanghi where
he taught for four years until
1941. Iii; began as an instructor,
and was promoted to assistant pro-
fessor of history, teaching Euro-
pean history and international re-
lations. He also to ,pro teofor Release 2003/12/02 : CIA-RDP75-00001 R000200650034-8
tive government.
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