FitzGerald, Paul A. (probably 1926-1987)
Dates
- Existence: probably 1926 - 1987
Biographical note
Paul A. FitzGerald was born in Wellesley, Massachusetts in about 1926 to Joseph A. and Alice M. (Ryan) FitzGerald. He received degrees from Boston College (BA and MA, 1941-1942), Fordham University (MA, 1947) and Georgetown University (PhD, 1953). He entered the Jesuit order at Shadowbrook and was ordained in 1948. He held positions as Dean of Boston College Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (1953-1960); vice-president and assistant for higher education of the Jesuit Educational Association (1960-1966); professor of history at Boston College (1966-1970); pastor at Sacred Heart Mission in Reading, Jamaica (1971-1975); and university secretary and university archivist at Boston College (1975-1986).
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
W. Seavey Joyce, SJ, President’s Office records
Collection is closed. Access with permission of office. Departmental records and faculty files containing student records, faculty tenure and promotion files, and other records containing personally identifiable information are closed due to privacy restrictions.
Jesuit Educational Association records
The records of the Jesuit Educational Association (JEA) document the organization, history, and goals of the Association and its members from its beginning in the early 1930s to its end in 1970. The records were produced and collected by the various commissions, conferences, executive offices, and institutions under or associated with JEA in the form of conference materials, correspondence, financial records, meeting minutes, news releases, photographs, reports, speeches, and surveys.
Collection is open for research.
Robert P. Neenan, SJ papers on Jesuit secondary school education
Collection is open for research.