Dr. Bill Hart-Davidson, who served as the Associate Dean of Graduate Studies in the College of Arts and Letters at Michigan State University, passed away today as a result of a cardiac episode that occurred while he was participating in a spring run.
He received his high school diploma from Springfield North High School, which is located in Springfield, Ohio, where he was born.
Following his graduation from high school, Dr. Bill continued his education by enrolling in the Education - Secondary English program at Bowling Green State University, the Rhetoric and Composition program at Purdue University, and the English Education program at Bowling Green State University.
In addition to his education at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Dr. Bill was a former faculty partner at IBM. Previously, he held the position of Professor at Michigan State University, as well as the position of Former Co-director at the WIDE Research Center and Former Assistant Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
“Toast your friends and tell them you appreciate them. Hug your loved ones for just a second longer. Understand that tomorrow is never guaranteed. Cheers to my friend Bill Hart-Davidson.
May you rest in peace. May the stories of your massive intellect and witty humor outlive us all. May your never ending drive to learn inspire us all to try new things and become better humans. May your family and loved ones quickly heal from this sudden unexpected loss. You’ll be missed brother.”
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