Kenneth Anderson, dean of the Kansas University School of Education, was appointed regional coordinator for Project Talent, the national ability and aptitude census that was to involve testing and follow-up studies regarding 450,000 high school pupils. Anderson was a nationally known expert of educational demographics and student trends.
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