C. Bertrand Thompson

Clarence Bertrand Thompson (1882 - 1969) was an American man of letters. In 1900, at the age of 18, he was the first African-American graduate of the University of Southern California Law School. He later served as a business consultant, business professor, clergyman in the Unitarian Church and scientist. He was the uncle of Anita Thompson Dickinson Reynolds.

References

• UU Famous Consultant Forgotten Minister (Clarence Bertrand Thompson), John Buehrens
• Public Administration: Balancing Power and Accountability, Jerome B. McKinney and Lawrence Cabot Howard
• "Clarence Bertrand Thompson," Encyklopedia Zarządzania

External links

• The Churches and the Wage Earners: A Study of the Cause and Cure of their Separation, Clarence Bertrand Thompson, 1909
• How to Find Factory Costs, C. Bertrand Thompson, 1914
• "Scientific Management in Practice," C. Bertrand Thompson, 1915
• Scientific Management: A Collection of the More Significant Articles Describing the Taylor System of Management, C. Bertrand Thompson, Ed., 1916
• "Relation of Scientific Management to Labor," C. Bertrand Thompson, 1916
• Theory and Practice of Scientific Management, C. Bertrand Thompson, 1917
• Méthodes américaines d'établissement des prix de revient en usines, C. Bertrand Thompson, 1924
• Le système Taylor (scientific management), C.Bertrand Thompson, Frederick Winslow Taylor, 1925
• Effects of X-Radiation on Arginase,C. Bertrand Thompson, 1952