Clark, Edward Vincent
Person: id 44463
University connections
UAdelaide
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World War I
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Family name
Clark
Given name(s)
Edward Vincent
Initials
E.V.
Gender
Male
Tertiary education
University role
Member of University Senate
Military service
Clark E.V. : Specific terms.Military and health.Served: Acting Corporal [ South Australia ] 1915Clark E.V. : Military and health.Served: Sergeant 1915Clark E.V. : Military and health.Served: Lieutenant 24 Jan 1916 - 4 Apr 1920Clark E.V. : Military and health.Served: Hon. Captain 11 Feb 1919Clark E.V. : Military and health.Served: Lieutenant - 1919
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Clark E.V. : Lecturer 1910 - 1944 University of Adelaide @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaClark E.V. : Dean of Faculty of Science 1913 - University of Adelaide @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaClark E.V. : Dean 1923 - University of Adelaide @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaClark E.V. : Dean 1928 - University of Adelaide @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaClark E.V. : Dean 1934 - University of Adelaide @ South Australia --
SA,
Australia
Professional Association Memberships
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Publications
"Power factor and tariff" Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers (Volume: 64 , Issue: 354 , June 1926) DOI: 10.1049/jiee-1.1926.0053
Religion
Unitarian
Parental occupation
Land Agent
Narrative
Acting Clerk 1929, 1930 (https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2440/103192/103/Page094.pdf).
Visible notes
Edward V Clark graduated in Science in 1895 and three years later won the Angas Engineering Scholarship. He was a Lecturer in Electrical Engineering at the University of Adelaide from 1910 to
1944 and Chairman of the SA Division of the Institution of Engineers of Australia in 1925. He served in World War I as a Lieutenant in the 15th Field Engineers and later as a Captain in the Education
Service of the AIF. Former colleagues said of him that Mr Clark had trained a whole generation
of electrical engineers in Adelaide.
1944 and Chairman of the SA Division of the Institution of Engineers of Australia in 1925. He served in World War I as a Lieutenant in the 15th Field Engineers and later as a Captain in the Education
Service of the AIF. Former colleagues said of him that Mr Clark had trained a whole generation
of electrical engineers in Adelaide.
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