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A. Leslie Leonard Collection 1948-1984 A. Leslie Leonard Collection 1948-1984 1.33 linear feet (4 boxes) Processed by Rachel Sferlazza March 2015 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library Archives and Special Collections St. John’s University A. Leslie Leonard Collection, 1948-1984 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library Abstract A. Leslie Leonard (1914-2011) was the first president of The College of Insurance from the College’s inception in 1962 until his retirement in 1984. This collection contains materials about and by Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, and his career as the first president of The College of Insurance, including biographical information, photographs, articles both by and about Leonard, and transcripts of speeches he gave at numerous conferences and awards dinners. This collection also contains a bound copy of his Ed.D. dissertation on the founding of The College of Insurance. Access An appointment is necessary to use this collection. Please review the library’s access and membership policies. Access to certain materials may be restricted at the discretion of the library due to preservation concerns. Preferred Citation A. Leslie Leonard Collection (1948-1984), Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library, St. John’s University. Copyright Materials may be subject to copyright restrictions. It is the responsibility of the researcher to request permission from the copyright holder for further reproduction. Biographical Note A. Leslie Leonard (1914-2011) was the first president of The College of Insurance from the College’s inception in 1962 until his retirement in 1984. Leonard obtained a B.S. and M.S. from Rutgers University, and an Ed.D. from Columbia University in 1966. In 1972 he received the Eugene A. Toale Award. Scope and Content This collection contains materials about and by Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, and his career as the first president of The College of Insurance, including biographical information, photographs, articles both by and about Leonard, and transcripts of speeches he gave at numerous conferences and awards dinners. This collection also contains a bound copy of his Ed.D. dissertation on the founding of The College of Insurance. Subject Terms Leonard, A. Leslie, 1914-2011 Insurance – Study and teaching (higher). College of Insurance (New York, N.Y.) Insurance Society of New York Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters Insurance Institute of America 2 A. Leslie Leonard Collection, 1948-1984 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library Organization This collection is organized into four series: Series 1 – Biographical Magazine articles about A. Leslie Leonard Series 2 – Photographs Series 3 – Conferences and Events Series 4 – Articles written by A. Leslie Leonard Within each series, folders are organized chronologically. In series 2, dates of photographs are approximate, generally determined by fashion trends. The conferences and events in series 3 are identified by the sponsoring organization and the date; titles of Leonard’s speeches are included when available. Some folders also contain programs from the events. In series 4, folders are labeled by the name of the magazine which published the article. Container List Series 1 – Biographical Box 1 Folder Title Date 1 “Biographical Sketch: Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, President, The c. 1970s College of Insurance” 2 Biographical documents c. 1972 3 Professional and degree certificates c. 1958-1962 4 “Establishing a Professional Institution of Higher Education,” 1966 Ed.D. dissertation, Columbia University (bound) 3 A. Leslie Leonard Collection, 1948-1984 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library Series 1– Biographical Magazine articles about A. Leslie Leonard Box 2 Folder Title Date 1 Magazine articles: . “Start of Insurance College Pleases Plains Man, Dean,” The July 17, 1963 Daily Journal (Elizabeth, NJ) . “Scotch Plains Resident Dean of New York College of August 8, 1963 Insurance,” Westfield Letter . “Plains Resident is Dean of World’s Only Insurance College,” July 18, 1963 Scotch Plains Times . “Former Hillsider Heads College,” Hillside Times July 25, 1963 2 . “Periodicals which carried notices of A. Leslie Leonard’s July 2, 1964 appointment as President…” (typewritten list) . “Heads College of Insurance,” Newark Evening News April 1, 1964 . “Leonard Made Insurance College Head,” Journal of June 29, 1964 Commerce . “Leonard President, College of Ins.; Annual Meeting of July 4, 1964 Insurance Society,” Insurance 3 . “A. Leslie Leonard, CPCU…” CPCU News 1965 . “Man in the News: Dr. A. Leslie Leonard,” The College of November 3, 1966 Insurance press release to Special to Insurance . “A. Leslie Leonard Named To Post of Educational Council in July 1, 1967 New York City,” Insurance Advocate . “Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, president of The College of July 14, 1967 Insurance...” Standard . “Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, president of The College of July 8, 1967 Insurance,…” Insurance 4 . “Man in the News: Dr. A. Leslie Leonard,” and “On the November 12, 1966 Manpower Front-Time for Action!” Insurance 5 . “Leonard re-elected as president…” The College of Insurance June 19, 1967 press release . “Leonard elected as treasurer …” The College of Insurance June 22, 1967 press release . “ASIM Awards and Presentations” n.d. “Revolution in education …” Independent Insurance Agents of 1967-1968 Indiana, Inc. Yearbook” . “Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, president of the College…” The April 1968 Spectator . “Wooing the MBAs: Poll of 1,611 at Graduate Business November 25, 1968 Schools Spotlights Pitfalls of Corporate Recruiting,” The Wall Street Journal December 13, 1968 . “Boston CPCU Speaker,” The Standard 6 . “NU Survey Shows Lack of Profits, Insurer Takeovers Marked January 9, 1970 4 A. Leslie Leonard Collection, 1948-1984 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library the ‘60s,” National Underwriter . “Who-What’N-Where”, Forerunner September 1970 . “Leonard re-elected as president…” The College of Insurance June 29, 1971 press release . “New York Chapter Chartered Life Underwriters Past July 1971 Presidents,” Directory from NYCLU . “Insurance Woman Becomes a Teacher!” Today’s Insurance August 1971 Woman 7 . “Profile: Leslie Leonard,” The Bulletin January 1972 . “The Society of CPCU holds Foreign Seminar,” The Spectator November 1972 . “Financial Insolvencies,” Policy November 1972 . “Leonard Receives Toale Memorial Award,” United States October 30, 1972 Investor/Eastern Banker 8 . “Who’s Who in Insurance” (proof and correction) 1973-1974 . “IRB Supports TCI,” International Insurance Monitor January 1977 9 . “Motivated to Have a Good Time,” The Sales Executive June 6, 1978 . “This could be the most eye-opening educational film ever May 1979 made about American business,” Forbes 10 . “Visita nuestro país el Dr. A. Leslie Leonard, Presidente de …” November – Seguros Banca y Finanzas December 1978 11 . “Nuestra compañera de labors, Ligia Bolaños Gené …” Libre June – September Crezca Fecundo 1981 12 . WOR Radio appearance, The College of Insurance press n.d. release . The Bulletin- New York State Insurance Department January 1982 . “Dr. A. Leslie Leonard Retires From the College of Insurance; April 28, 1984 Served as President Since 1964,” Insurance Advocate . “Dr. A. Leslie Leonard Retires as College of Insurance May 4, 1984 Chancellor,” National Underwriter 5 A. Leslie Leonard Collection, 1948-1984 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library Series 2 – Photographs Box 2 Folder Title Date 13 Studio portrait photos of A. Leslie Leonard n.d., July 1948 14 Group photos with Leonard c. late 1950s - early 1960s 15 Photos of administrative office scene c. late 1950s - early 1960s 16 Photos of Leonard by Larry Mulvehill, with negatives c. 1960s 17 Small office scene photos of Leonard c. 1960s 18 8.5”x10” office portraits of Leonard c. 1960s 19 Larger portraits of Leonard c. 1960s 20 Larger portraits of Leonard c. 1960s 21 Event photos, “Insurance Seminar in Greece” October 1969 22 Event photos, CPCU Seminar in Rome October 31, 1969 23 Group photos c. late 1960s - early 1970s 24 4”x6” office photos of Leonard August 7, 1970 25 4”x6” office photos of Leonard August 7, 1970, June 11, 1971 26 Graduation event photos October 7, 1970 27 Proofs for The Spectator interview August 1971 28 Graduation photos and portraits with students 1971-1973 29 Portraits c. 1971-1972 30 Garden event June 1977 31 Johnson & Higgins A. Leslie Leonard Conference Center c. late 1970s 32 Office portraits c. 1980s 33 Formal event photos c. late 1970s - early 1980s 34 Portraits c. early 1980s 35 Small portraits and photos c. early 1980s 36 Photos and negatives of portraits c. early 1980s 37 Group photos c. early 1980s 38 Columbian Insurance and Insurance Square Award photos c. 1983 6 A. Leslie Leonard Collection, 1948-1984 Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library Series 3 – Conferences and Events Box 3 Folder Title Date 1 ICEDs: “Educational Aspects of the Profit and Efficiency Picture June 1965 for Property and Casualty Insurance Companies” 2 Executive Program, TCI at Arden House: “Insurance Industry September 1966 Problems” 3 ICEDS: “Management Training—Outside the Company” June 1967 4 CPCU Annual Seminar 1967 5 A.S.I.M. Speech March 21, 1968 6 Insurance Society of Philadelphia April 1968 7 Loss Executives’ Association: “The Lost Executives” June 1968 8 Northeast Pennsylvania Annual “I” Day: “Tomorrow’s Image October 1968 Today” 9 Boston CPCU Meeting: “Challenges People Can Understand” December 1968 10 New York Mariners’ Club: “Could You Be Called the Ancient March 1969 Mariner?” 11 Press release, “Society of CPCU Seminars in Greece
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