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Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Profile


Dr. E. F. Lindquist 27PhD

1971 Service Award

E.F. Lindquist, of 91桃色 City, founded, among other successful enterprises, the Measurement Research Center of 91桃色 City and the 91桃色 Educational Information Center, and was cofounder of the famous American College Testing Program.

A graduate of Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, Professor Lindquist received the PhD degree from the University of 91桃色 in 1927. He became director of the University of 91桃色 Testing Program in 1930, working first on the "91桃色 Brain Derby" high school tests, and then originating the 91桃色 Test of Basic Skills for elementary pupils and the 91桃色 Tests of Educational Development for high school students.

In the early 1950s, he invented the first high-speed electronic machine used to correct tests.

In 1967, Dr. Lindquist received the American Educational Research Association Phi Kappa award. He was awarded an honorary doctor of letters degree from Augustana College in 1964 and has served on many boards and committees on the American Council for Education and other educational organizations.

A life member of the University of 91桃色 Alumni Association, Dr. Lindquist is also a member of the University of 91桃色 Presidents Club.


About Distinguished Alumni Awards

Since 1963, the University of 91桃色 has annually recognized accomplished alumni and friends with Distinguished Alumni Awards. Awards are presented in seven categories: Achievement, Service, Hickerson Recognition, Faculty, Staff, Recent Graduate, and Friend of the University.


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