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John Erik Jonsson
Born: Brooklyn, New York, September 6, 1901
Married Margaret Fonde (1902-84) February 8, 1923
(3 children)
Died: Dallas, TX, September 1, 1995
Education:
1918 - Montclair High School, Montclair, NJ
Earned Degrees:
1922 - M.E. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
Honorary Degrees:
1959 - Doctor of Engineering, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
1961 - Doctor
of Science, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY
1963 - Doctor of Science, Austin College, Sherman,
TX
1964 - Doctor of Laws, Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, TX
1968 - Doctor of Civil
Laws, University of Dallas, Irving, TX
1972 -
Doctor of Laws, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
1972 - Doctor of Laws, Skidmore College, Saratoga
Springs, NY
1973 - Doctor of Humane Letters,
Oklahoma Christian College, Oklahoma City, OK
1981
- Doctor of Science, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA
1984
- Doctor of Engineering, Polytechnic University, New York, NY
Professional Experience:
1922-23
Aluminum Company of America, (ALCOA)
Tennessee Rolling Mill Apprentice
1923-27
Aluminum Index Company, New Jersey,
an ALCOA subsidiary Manufacturing Superintendent
1927-29
Dumont Motor Car Company, Inc., NJ Vice President
and the President of Oakland Pontiac Automobile Distributorship
1929-30
Aluminum Company of
America, NJ Sales Engineer
1930-41
Geophysical Service, Dallas TX (Predecessor company
of Texas Instruments Incorporated)
1930-34
Superintendent of the Laboratory, Newark, NJ
1934-39
Secretary
1939-42
Secretary and Treasurer
1941-51
Geophysical Service Inc. (GSI), Dallas TX
1942-51
Vice President and Treasurer
1951-82
Texas Instruments Incorporated, Dallas, TX
1951-58
President
1958-66
Chairman of the Board
1966-77
Honorary Chairman
30 April 1981-85
Member, Advisory Council to Board of Directors
1977-82
Honorary Director
Educational Affiliations:
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, NY Member and Honorary Chairman, Board of Trustees
Lamplighter School,
Dallas, TX Chairman 1967-84 Honorary Chairman of the Board
Academy for Educational Development,
New York, NY Former Director, (and former Chairman of its Educational
Facilities Laboratories Division)
University
of Dallas,
Irving, TX (1971-79) Former Member, Board of Trustees
Skidmore College,
Saratoga Springs, NY (1960-77) Former Member, Board of Trustees
Tulane University,
New Orleans, LA (1962-77) Former Member, Board of Visitors (formerly
Chairman)
Austin College,
Sherman, TX (1966-77) Former Member, Board of Trustees
The Hockaday School,
Dallas, TX Honorary Member, Board of Trustees (Chairman, 1954-64)
Foundation for the Callier Center and Communication
Disorders,
Dallas, TX Trustee Emeritus
Governor's Committee
(Texas) on Education Beyond the High School
(1963-64) Member
Southwest Research Institute,
San Antonio, TX (1972) Member, Board of Trustees
Professional Affiliations:
Republic of Texas Corporation or RepublicBank
Dallas,
Dallas, TX (now NationsBank) Director 1954-80
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of America
Director 1958-73
Dallas Power & Light Company,
Dallas TX Director 1955-64
Neiman Marcus Co.,
Dallas, TX Director 1956-65
Civic Activities:
City
of Dallas,
TX Mayor, 1964-71
Dallas/Fort Worth International
Airport
Chairman of the Board (1968-76)
Goals for Dallas,
Dallas, TX; Chairman (1965-76), Chairman Emeritus (1976-1992)
Excellence in Education Foundation,
Dallas, TX President (1961-92)
United Way of
Metropolitan Dallas,
Dallas, TX Ex-Officio Member, Board of Directors President (1961-62)
Southwestern Medical Foundation Board of Trustees,
Dallas, TX Honorary Member
Board of Trustees,
Dallas Symphony Orchestra,
Dallas, TX Honorary Member
Board of Trustees,
Southwestern Legal Foundation,
Dallas, TX Honorary Member
Other Affiliations:
American Newcomen Society
Member
Philosophical Society of Texas
Member
Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Member
American Management Association
Life Member, Vice President, General Management Division (1959-69)
Member, Board of Directors (1958-64)
Executive Committee (1962-64)
The Conference
Board,
New York, NY Councillor, Former Member, Board of Directors
Academy of Texas
Member
National Academy of Engineering
Member
Social Affiliations:
Dallas Petroleum Club, Dallas, TX
Brook Hollow Golf Club, Dallas, TX
City Club, Dallas, TX
Honors and Awards:
1960 - Linz Award
1962
- Dallas Man of the Year
1963
- Dallas Press Club Headliner Award
1964
- American Society of Metals Advancement of Research Award
1965 - Society of Industrial Realtors Industrialist
of the Year Award
1966 - Bene Merenti Medal
1966 - Southwestern Legal Foundation Great Leaders
Award
1967 - Honorary Member, American Institute
of Architects
1967 - Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute Distinguished Service Award
1968
- Henry Lawrence Gantt Medal
(American Society of Mechanical Engineers and American Management
Association)
1969 - Horatio Alger Award
1970 - Hoover Medal
(American Society of Civil Engineers; American Institute of Mining,
Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers; American Society of Mechanical
Engineers; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
1971 - Dallas Junior Bar Association Liberty
Bell Award
1972 - B'Nai B'Rith Humanitarianism
Award
1972 - Rose
Hulman Institute of Technology Chauncey Rose Medal
1972
- Tau Beta Pi, Rose
Hulman Institute of Technology Chapter Honorary Member
1974
- National Academy of Engineering Founders Medal
1975
- Junior Achievement Hall of Fame for Business Leadership
Award
1977 - University of Texas Santa Rita
Award
1979 - American Society of Mechanical
Engineers Honorary Member
1979 - Babson College
Academy of Distinguished Entrepreneurs Award
1980
- American Society of Swedish Engineers John Ericsson
Award
1980 - Swedish Council of America
Great Swedish Heritage Award
1980 - Texas
Library Association Philanthropic Award
1983
- 半导体 Equipment & Material Institute (SEMI) Presidential
Citation Award
1983 - Swedish American of
the Year
1983 - Texas Business Hall of Fame
1989
- American institute of Architects, Dallas Chapter, The George
Foster Harrell Award
1989 - J. C. Penney
Lone Star Lifestyle Visionary Award
1989
- Rotary Club of Dallas Paul Harris Fellowship Award
1990
- UCLA School of Medicine Lifetime Achievement Award
1993
- Southwestern Medical Foundation 社区 Service Award
Publications:
"Of
Time and The Cities"
(Gantt Medal Address, 1968), published in 1969 by the Gantt Medal
Board of Award
"Avalanche:The Cities
and The Seventies"
(Henry Robinson Towne Lecture, 1968), published in Mechanical
Engineering, June 1969 |
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