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John Collier. Born Atlanta, Georgia, May 4, 1884.

• 1902-1905 - Columbia University.
• 1905 - Social worker with Immigration.
• 1906-1907 - College de France, Paris.
• 1910-1914 - Founder and Secretary, Nat'l Board of Review Motion Pictures.
• 1909-1919 - Civic Secretary People's Institute, New York.
• 1918-1919 - Director Training School for Community Workers.
• 1921-1922 - Director Social Science Training, State Teachers College San Francisco.
• 1923-1933 - Executive Secretary American Indian Ass'n Inc.
• 1926-1933 - Editor American Indian Life Magazine.
• 1933 - Commissioner of Indian affairs.

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