William H. Angoff Memorial Lecture Series Reports

Angoff
William H. Angoff,
1919-1993

Most Recent Lecture

View a short video synopsis (Flash, 4 min. 41 sec.) or a full-length video (Flash, 1 hour 16 min.) of the most recent William H. Angoff Memorial Lecture, given in February 2011 by Michael J. Feuer, Dean of the Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD) at The George Washington University.

Slides are also available from Dr. Feuer's presentation, "No Country Left Behind: Notes on the Rhetoric and Reality of International Educational Comparisons." Download the Full Report.

About the Lecture Series

The Angoff Lecture Series was established in 1994 to honor the life and work of William H. Angoff, an ETS research scientist who distinguished himself as a prominent contributor in the field of educational measurement in more than 40 years at ETS. During that time, Angoff authored some of the classic publications on psychometrics, including the definitive text "Scales, Norms, and Equivalent Scores," which appeared in Robert L. Thorndike's Educational Measurement (2nd edition).

The lecture series honors Angoff's legacy by encouraging and supporting the discussion of public interest issues related to educational measurement. The series is devoted to relatively nontechnical discussions of important public interest issues related to educational measurement.

Past Lectures

The William H. Angoff Lecture Series reports are published by ETS's Policy Information Center.