Walter Mark Hollister
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Summary
Walter Mark Hollister is a human[1]. He was born on 1930[2]. He is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
Key Facts
- Walter Mark Hollister was born on 1930[2].
- Among Walter Mark Hollister's employers was Massachusetts Institute of Technology[4].
- Walter Mark Hollister was educated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[5].
- Walter Mark Hollister's doctoral advisor was Walter Wrigley[6].
- Walter Mark Hollister's doctoral advisor was René Harcourt Miller[7].
- Walter Mark Hollister's doctoral advisor was Elmer Jacob Frey[8].
- Walter Mark Hollister is recorded as male[9].
- Walter Mark Hollister's instance of is recorded as human[10].
- Walter Mark Hollister supervised Robert John Hansman, Jr. as a doctoral student[11].
- Walter Mark Hollister supervised Michel Marc Sadoune as a doctoral student[12].
- Walter Mark Hollister supervised Edgar Mitchell as a doctoral student[13].
- Walter Mark Hollister's family name is recorded as Hollister[14].
- Walter Mark Hollister's given name is recorded as Walter[15].
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Origins and Family
Walter Mark Hollister was born on 1930[2].
Education
Walter Mark Hollister was educated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[5]. Doctoral advisors include Walter Wrigley[6], a military flight engineer[16], 1913–1989[17], of United States[18]; René Harcourt Miller[7], a university teacher[19], 1916–2003[20], of United States[21]; and Elmer Jacob Frey[8].
Career and Affiliations
Walter Mark Hollister was employed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology[4]. Doctoral students include Robert John Hansman, Jr.[11]; Michel Marc Sadoune[12]; and Edgar Mitchell[13], a military officer[22], 1930–2016[23], of United States[24], awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom[25], specialised in astronautics[26].
Why It Matters
Walter Mark Hollister is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
FAQs
Where did Walter Mark Hollister go to school?
Walter Mark Hollister was educated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology[5].