336:. America's leaders were concerned about a deficiency in science education. Marshall hosted a summer program for science teachers that was the first integrated program held at FSU. That seminar also began a long alliance with Bethune-Cookman College. The science education program graduated exceptional teachers for high schools in Florida and the university became highly regarded in educational circles. FSU was instrumental in establishing a science high school in
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Syde Deeb (at no expense to the state or FSU). The family had owned a southwest
Georgia farm of 250-acres and Marshall relished working outdoors. He enjoyed cycling and was a competitive tennis player. For two decades he attended events of all kinds at FSU: celebrations, symposiums and alumni events.
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as a stewardess before advancing to supervisor of flight services. The couple had two children: Kimberly and Drew who was born when the
Marshalls were living in the President's Residence (now the Pearl Tyner Alumni Welcome Center). A pool and tennis court were added to the grounds by
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in 1944. They had three children: David, John and Sue. Their divorce was final in April 1966 and
Marshall married Shirley Ann Slade of
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supported FSU's decision, so the SDS, which advocated non-violent civil disobedience, protested at the entrance to the
253:(January 27, 1923 – June 8, 2014) was an American physicist, science educator, administrator and college president.
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