Career Highlights
In the late 1930s Porter was employed as the Merit System Supervisor for the Oregon State Public Welfare Commission and during World War II served as a Classification Officer in the United States Navy. Following WWII, he returned to academia and his association with Carl Rogers by joining the faculty of the University of Chicago's Counseling Center. In the mid 1950s to mid 1960s, he was employed as the Assistant Director of Human Factors Directorate, System Development Corporation (an affiliation of the RAND Corporation) and Senior System Scientist, Technomics, Inc. In the late 1960s, he maintained independent practice, several university connections and was an author for Atkins-Katcher Associates. In 1971, he founded Personal Strengths Publishing, serving as its President and continued various university connections.
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